The role of a father in the family is so vital that it is difficult to imagine what our society or our nation will be like if our future leaders have been raised in fatherless households. One fallout from this crisis is many young people find it difficult to have a positive image of what a healthy father looks like because they had been hurt by their own fathers at home.
Sons naturally look to their dads to discover what it is to be a man. To be a husband. To be the leader of a family. To be a success. All sons look for their father’s approval, for his “Well done son.” In fact, that is how a boy becomes a man. But it is also true that daughters naturally look to their dads to know what a good man is. What a good husband is. What kind of man she wants to marry.
It’s been several months since all our lives have been put on halt due to an invisible enemy. At this point, you’ve probably figured out some kind of a routine for yourself – working from home in your pajamas, cooking for the family, just staying put and never getting to use that grill for a decent backyard barbecue party.
The current health crisis has disrupted lives across the globe. For the past few months, people had to reinvent their lifestyles as the pandemic forced communities into isolation. The world suddenly became a confined space, its vastness now limited to the four corners of the home.
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