Whether a father is absent physically or emotionally it causes a child to lack understanding of how the world works, losing trust in others and them selves, become lost, insecure, lack confidence, the child doesn't see a meaningful future, they lack life and feel confused all because their father being unconscious in the child's life.
Some children are crippled emotionally and socially, so therefore, lives their lives dysfunctional and stuck. When most children grow up without their father or "lack" of the father there are dark roots and the child may have resentment and a secret of anger and victimization. Yet, there are some kids who grow up hold jobs, get married and have children because they are able to keep up a surface of appearance of functionality. Sometimes the anger gets lost because it is hard to feel anger toward someone who was never there and they do nothing.
Alcoholism, drug addiction, obesity, smoking, drug use, video games, gambling, allow them to feel filled when they really feel empty, which means they feel nothing.
Argumentativeness prevents the child from accepting the truth, which means they have accepted nothing.
Being late means they don't have to wait, so therefore they wait for nothing.
They do not respect them selves, revealing clothing, outrageous makeup, tattoos, piercings, etc. So, therefore they respect nothing.
They discover nothing if they have a learning disorder because it prevents them from discovering a world that seems hidden from them.
They may forget things and prevents them from engaging with everyday life, this is called mental confusion, which, makes them engage with nothing.
Procrastination prevents them from negotiating in a world they don't know yet, so they accomplish nothing.
Children act in sexual preoccupation, self created mental fantasies, pornography, lust or sexual acts, prevents them from experiencing emotional intimacy, therefore they are intimate with nothing.
They trust nothing because suspiciousness prevents them from having trust in a world that they fear.
