The Father Wound in Women
How an Early Wound Shapes Love, the Body, and the Self — and How to Heal It
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The Father Wound in Women
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Greg Cox
この作品は、デジタルボイスによる朗読を使用しています。
デジタルボイスは、オーディオブック用にコンピューター生成された朗読です。
There is a phrase that gets used as a punchline. Daddy issues. It arrives with an eye-roll, usually aimed at a woman, usually to dismiss her. This book takes the eye-roll out of it.
A father who was absent, volatile, addicted, or simply unreachable leaves an imprint on a daughter long before she has any say in the matter. That imprint shapes who she reaches for in love, why the steady partner feels like a threat while the chaotic one feels like home, and how a real wound can quietly generate a trail of real harm — in her relationships, in her body, and in the people who love her.
This book is built on evidence — attachment research, the landmark ACE study, trauma and personality science, the emerging links between childhood adversity and physical illness — and it is honest about the limits of that evidence, marking clearly where the science is strong and where an idea is offered as orientation rather than fact.
It is written for two readers. The woman beginning to see a pattern she did not choose. And the partner across from her, trying to understand a person whose behavior has sometimes made no sense and done real harm.
No one in these pages is only the villain. No one is only the wounded. Both stories get told. That is the whole reason there is a way out.
Covers attachment styles, the four father imprints, adverse childhood experiences, how early stress reaches the body, personality patterns including borderline and narcissistic defenses, perimenopause as a compounding factor, the cultural mirror of therapy-speak, and a practical path toward earned security.
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