fatherlessmale.com

Hello,
Did you grow up without your dad at home, and it left a hole in your heart?
   Please, read on.
Are you looking for your value as a human being?
   Please, read on.
Are you looking for a path into successful manhood?
   Please, read on.

Stepping into full manhood is confusing.
Who teaches a young man to navigate adult life?
Many of us had an at-home father to train us,
but not all of us....

And the negative effects of fatherlessness - don't magically evaporate at 18-years old.

This website is for men who grew up without fulltime biodads at home,
no matter your age or your culture.

Eric J. Rose

Intro video:
https://youtu.be/jpANmUjbHxM
More text below...
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page arrangement

This website is like a set of blueprints.
It is not a continual storyline; it is a set of comments, 
with each section covering a different topic
that will lead you into a happier, more productive manhood.
This is the way building blueprints are arranged.

Each page in each section is built like a short passenger train,
You can browse it like your cell phone.

A page may have a few segments. This page has 3 segments.

Please read down until you reach the orange bumper at the bottom of each page.

This website is built like a school course and has 6 main topics.
You can either read the sections in order - or pick and choose.


1) Assessment:
     We sort out the many, many ways to be fatherless. There are so many.
     Each type of fatherlessness has its own difficulties.
1) Your Value:
    God values you. 
    An absent father does not remove your human value,
    and family issues do not disqualify you from God's love.

3) 4 Points: 
     The four major strengths a competent man brings to society and to his family.
4) Self:
     Understanding what personality-strengths a man needs to succeed  -
     and the issues common to fatherless men.
5) Marriage: 
    Basic skills and tactics need for a successful marriage,
    which is a basis for good fatherhood.
6) God:
     A basic understanding of God, who is also called 'The Eternal Father'.
     The One loves us and wants the best for us.


Note: I am not trained, ordained or licensed in any religious calling,
or in any therapeutic discipline, or in any mental health discipline.
I am a regular man who wants to help ease the pain I see in fatherless people.
I have been told that I have unique observation skills. You decide if this is true.
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