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A Jaded Gay

88. Reparent Your Daddy Issues

06 Feb 2024

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Daddy issues is a colloquial term often used to stigmatize psychological or emotional challenges that may arise in an individual's life due to a perceived absence, neglect, or strained relationship with their father. Some gay men may experience their fathers subtly distancing themselves as a form of rejection of their sexuality, which has the potential to negatively influence the way they learn to navigate and sustain lasting relationships between men.In this episode, we’re discussing the nuances of daddy issues, exploring their definition and manifestations, the distinct effects on gay men, featuring insightful perspectives from The Velvet Rage by Dr. Alan Downes, and exploring pathways to healing and navigating the complex terrain of daddy issues in the LGBTQ+ community.Related Episodes:Listen to Episode 13. Perfectly Imperfect: Conquer Your PerfectionismListen to Episode 15. Understanding Attachment StylesListen to Episode 47. Say Goodbye to Abandonment IssuesListen to Episode 70. Good Grief: How to Cope with LossListen to Episode 71. Queer GriefListen to Episode 74. Unmask Your Trust IssuesAdditional Resources:Daddy Issues Definition (Dictionary.com)‘Daddy Issues’ and Their Impact on Adult RelationshipsWhat Are “Daddy Issues”?“Do I Have Daddy Issues?” Ask a TherapistRead The Velvet Rage by Dr. Alan DownsWhy is it so Difficult for Some Gay Men to Find a Partner?What Are 'Daddy Issues'?Yes, ‘Daddy Issues’ Are a Real Thing — Here’s How to DealDaddy Issues: The Age-Old Stigma Around Intergenerational RelationshipsGet Your MerchSupport the showGet Your Merch

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