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If Your Fathers Day Sucked You Are Not Alone. Try These Two Tips To Make It Better Next Time.
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Summary
Father's Day can be disappointing for many fathers who feel overlooked and unappreciated. This is often because they have different love languages than their family members, and gift-giving is not a meaningful expression of love for them. It's important for fathers to communicate their needs and desires to their loved ones, rather than saying 'nothing' when asked what they want. If the perfect day doesn't happen, fathers should give themselves permission to create the day they want and celebrate themselves. It's okay to be frustrated, but taking ownership of one's happiness is key.
Takeaways
Father's Day can be disappointing when expectations are not met
Fathers should communicate their needs and desires to their loved ones
It's okay to create the day you want and celebrate yourself
Taking ownership of your happiness is important
Chapters
00:00 The Disappointment of Father's Day
02:34 Communicating Your Needs and Desires
06:56 Creating the Day You Want
10:46 Taking Ownership of Your Happiness
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