When The Fathers Finally Tell Their Side of The Story
05/24/25 • 18 min
Fathers share their deeply personal stories about being separated from their children and the universal experiences they face when relationships with the mothers end. We explore the emotional toll of custody battles and the systematic barriers many fathers encounter when trying to remain present in their children's lives.
• The "universal playbook" that seems to exist when fathers attempt to stay involved with their children after a breakup
• Why fathers are often told they "need to try harder" or go to court to see their kids
• The psychological impact similar to PTSD that custody battles can have on fathers
• How children often reach adolescence or adulthood before learning the father's side of the story
• The frustration of being labeled a "deadbeat" despite actively trying to be present
• Why some fathers eventually move on and start new families after years of struggling
• How the narrative around single parenthood often ignores fathers who want to be involved
Make sure you support the podcast by hitting that support button on YouTube. Like the video under the Masculine Mission, and let's keep rocking this thing.
Fathers share their deeply personal stories about being separated from their children and the universal experiences they face when relationships with the mothers end. We explore the emotional toll of custody battles and the systematic barriers many fathers encounter when trying to remain present in their children's lives.
• The "universal playbook" that seems to exist when fathers attempt to stay involved with their children after a breakup
• Why fathers are often told they "need to try harder" or go to court to see their kids
• The psychological impact similar to PTSD that custody battles can have on fathers
• How children often reach adolescence or adulthood before learning the father's side of the story
• The frustration of being labeled a "deadbeat" despite actively trying to be present
• Why some fathers eventually move on and start new families after years of struggling
• How the narrative around single parenthood often ignores fathers who want to be involved
Make sure you support the podcast by hitting that support button on YouTube. Like the video under the Masculine Mission, and let's keep rocking this thing.
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The Masculine Mission - When The Fathers Finally Tell Their Side of The Story
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What's up everybody ? What's going on ? Welcome back to the Masculine Mission , and it is your boy , jp the Soldier .
Speaker 1Welcome to the man Cave , my guys , welcome back . Hey , I want to talk to you guys about something real near and dear
Speaker 1being a father . I want to talk to you guys about s
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