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Fatherhood Part. 2

Fatherhood

Fatherhood Part. 2

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“Being a Father Series”

 

Being a father is heavily influenced by the male figures of the past. Things encountered in your father’s past that’s exposed to you during upbringing will effect you, whether it’s good or bad, it plays a big part in your roll as a father yourself, therefore you have a responsibility to control those memories and use them for guidance on your fatherhood journey. Fathers are meant to be protectors, pastors, and providers, while the mother can be the main source for comfort, you as the father should also be a comforter in your own rights. As a father, at times you will be sacrificing and alternating positions in the process of upholding that title, and maintaining your Kingdom, but as a man you have that extra strength pre-programmed within that drives you to hunt and provide for your family. It’s all part of having that King man’tality and being a father.

 

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Fatherhood… The Being a Father Series

 

A: Marvelous Thought By: Marvel

 

“Fatherhood” was A Marvelous Thought by: Marvel Saffold from his upcoming book “Being a Father” © Copyright Marlevous Thoughts 2014, All Rights Reserved.

 

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I'm Marvel Saffold, I'm a Witblogger out of Riviera Beach, FL. I'm also a Rapper, many years ago I wasn't aware of the power of literature. Specially my literature, until I started exploiting writing in different format--from music to poetry. Having made that transition--I even surprised myself many of times. The real kicker is I tasted the power prior--in the 9th Grade. I will forever love Ms. Saunders, my English Teacher at William T. Dwyer; because it was then, in her Class that I started mastering writing literature. Years later I'm finally realizing how much of an influence Her Class had in my writing process even in music. I found myself using all that I've learned from Ms. Saunders. I love writing no matter what it is.

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