Why Are "Daddy Issues" So Common?

[bogey_j]

people hating their fathers are just too damn common. I swear half of all women in history have some sort of daddy issues. a lot of men have daddy issues too, especially if you grew up without a father. what is it about about dads? are dads just easier to hate than moms?

 

[CoochieMane]

There are a lot of fatherless kids and even if they know their fathers they probably weren't around to raise them.

 

[I Lord Justice]

Lack of daddies

 

[Vandelay]

What you mean why?

Biologically and socially fathers develop roughly 50% of a child's persona.

 

[MAKAVELI25]

What you mean why?

Biologically and socially fathers develop roughly 50% of a child's persona.

Roughly 50, huh? Sounds scientific

 

[Vandelay]

Roughly 50, huh? Sounds scientific

Math wasn't my strongest subject.

 

[desjardins]

Lack of dads, and some of the dads who are there don't know how to show emotion or love to their kids partly because they didn't have a father.

 

[agnosticlady]

Actually there are a lot of mommy issues too but people are programmed to believe that mommy can do more wrong. There are a lot of people suffering from daddy and mommy issues you just rarely here about the mommy issues.

 

[YBM]

A father is just as important as having a mother. It took both to create the child, sowhat makes people think taking half the equation out of the picture is cool?

 

[Max Power]

I don't think they're more common, it's rather daddy issues are more damaging and noticeable.

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

What you mean why?

Biologically and socially fathers develop roughly 50% of a child's persona.

i can actually see this, personality wise i'm just like my dad