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“Father’s Day,” excerpt from Khaliq Sim’s debut book “Journey Through Perception.”
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Father’s Day
Today I reflect on the mentorships I’ve had. Nothing comes to mind. God damnit I’m empty. Not a single shred of impact worth acknowledging. No one to identify. No one to project gratification to. Today is Father’s Day and I am left with the taste of sorrow, because I was unworthy of guidance, mentorship, challenges, from the man that should have had the most influence in my life. I was left with nothing but scraps from his interactions. On days like these I realize how important this responsibility of being a father is. I am building a human while rebuilding myself. I often ask myself how far does feeling of emptiness go in my ancestry? How many of us males were left without the attention of our alpha? Why am I so vulnerable to its venom? Why do many come out victorious, and many like myself get consumed in its notorious shackles of low self-esteem? Although fatherhood is a language etched into my genetics, I missed many of the prerequisites. I am frequently reminded to be patient, to be strong, to be attentive, to be interactive, to make an impact, to challenge, to set reasonable expectations, to never withdraw my love, because, otherwise I continue the seeds of instability. These are my thoughts of accountability. These are my thoughts on Father’s Day.
