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In her work, Second interviews many women from diverse walks of life. Throughout all accounts she shows that women whose fathers were absent in their lives felt insecure and un-grounded; not sure of where they belonged. They were emotionally unavailable, usually having unsatisfying and volatile relationships. They would "test" the men in their lives, constantly focusing on the flaws in them, starting fights, expecting them to walk out at any given moment, while at the same time looking for excuses to walk out on the relationship themselves. They had higher anxiety levels, and were quicker to experience the debilitating symptoms of depression.
Second's work is prodigious in scope because it renders absurd the entire feminist notion that "female independence" from the psychological, emotional and intellectual influences of men, is the ultimate key to their freedom, happiness and overall piece of mind.
On page 212 second describes what could only be construed as the underlying psychological motivations of the "converted" lesbian mind. Of their fatherless experiences she write...
",,, It seems that the less masculine attention they get in childhood, the more they'd seem to identify with and imitate men, keeping their feelings hidden, preferring casual teasing and unemotional banter to the intimacies of feminine soul bearing. "
In other words, when a girl is denied her fathers love she may grow up to be more masculine in temperament and behavior. She may grow up to become the very thing she's been missing, because a loving father solidifies and affirms his little girls feminine identity. If that conditional masculine love is not there, she may compensate by becoming masculine herself.
It ain't rocket science.
Thats from something i posted in another thread.
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