HOW TO THANK YOUR FATHER

We are living in dangerous time when some fathers and mothers are seen and perceived as bad fathers; bad mothers and some as good fathers; good mothers. Hearing the cries of many, we must accept that many fathers have done terrible things to their children, and beside those bad fathers, we must also have the courage to recognize fathers and mothers who have distinguished themselves by positively impacting their children by giving them the best affection and the attaining education a loving father or mother can offer. To appreciate the work they have done in our lives, we need to know who these parents are; what they represent in society and in what way and angles they are marking our beings. Our goal here is neither to make one feels guilty nor defend any fathers. Instead, we are inviting the children of the world to open their eyes and look, and try to see, in their lives, if they could find a father like mine who was sometimes present and sometimes absent in my life, but managed to shape, in a good way, my personality and empower my existence, without me losing the person I am.