Forbes.com 11/10/2014
“… They told me about fathers who constantly challenged them, and about fathers who ceaselessly criticized them. I heard about fathers who were always there, and fathers who were always gone. I saw how fine the line can be between healthy involvement and oppressive control. In some of their stories, the best of fatherhood and the worst were bound up in one man. …”
Read the entire article: http://www.forbes.com/sites/peggydrexler/2014/10/13/fathers-are-powerful-and-the-best-of-fatherhood-and-the-worst-of-fatherhood-can-be-bound-up-in-one-man/
