Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers out there! Mother’s Day is difficult if you are divorced and not with your child today as a father. Especially being an alienated father. You have this person, an obstacle, blocking your relationship with your child. And with that comes not being there to do things on Mother’s Day that a father should do for their children. For me, even if divorced, I always expected to be there for Alexander and still be there for the mother of my child today today. For many fathers like me, the mother of my child used to be my former spouse, my entire world before we made a child and that became our new #1 priority. My feeling about Mother’s Day as an alienated father is simple: Alienated fathers have been through hell. The mothers of our children are directly responsible for us not having a relationship with our children. But there is still nothing I wouldn’t do for my son. I’d be genuinely happy doing anything to make him happy and healthy. So for all the fathers out there…today is a day to celebrate. If it weren’t for the mothers of your children, they would not exist. Current pain aside for a moment for all of us. That period in your life, albeit a marriage or a single night, was not just an emotional or spiritual sync, it resulted in a DNA connection! This woman chose to become a mother and put in the time to bring this beautiful creation into your world! A man can break 2 legs and 2 arms and still have more time to heal than a woman puts it to being pregnant, giving birth and healing. So regardless of the external noise, the pain we suffer as alienated fathers, today is a sabbatical. Today we give thanks to the mothers who brought our children…whom we love so dearly…into this world. Regardless of the pain, these mothers have given us the best gift ever: our reason for being, for never giving up, our children! Happy Mother’s Day, everyone. https://ift.tt/31bswTS for you, Alexander. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/zuaW19P

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