I Wanted to Share My Father’s World

With the rise of a single family in today's family, children often fulfill their father's role in their lives. It does not matter who fills in this part. Fathers, uncles, brothers, grandfathers etc ... In most cases, the relationship between the father (picture) and the child has a lasting influence on the rest of their life. "I want to share my father's world," Jimmy Carter told the audience to grab a notch, no matter what the circumstances would be with his father. When Carter opened the poetry, he said that at this point in his life, he still has this necessary desire for what his father allowed him to grow.

This project began with difficulties in my relationship with my father. My father always wanted to share my life with me, but since I was adolescent, he was very strict, so I did not want to talk with him. I always feel guilty about my relationship with my father and I want to change myself. I have found a good reason to run this project by testing myself. With this project, I can remind my parents more often, but I can also share each other 's moment more frequently. This activity has become a daily life of my family. My parents started sharing a little time. Surprisingly, even though I live with my parents, my family is not sharing our normal lives. My parents have never missed this daily asynchronous communication. I missed it a few days ago, they complained to me and I was worried about me.

My father abused my mother, and she never leaves him. If this is love, I do not want anyone to love me. My experience with my husband has proved to me that my parents share a cycle of abuse rather than love. He loves me in an unprecedented way, and I love him the same way.

My favorite part of going to Copyra is that everyone here is here to express my love to me. I did not expect other people to support me. This makes me dream of sharing all the love of the world that my father can not possess. I would like to take care of my mother, my brothers, and other women and children who have suffered hard. I am a girl whose life is affected by domestic violence. I am very happy to be in Copyral. I learned how to help other women and children. In Nepal, many children grow like me. I know how difficult it is. I know what it feels like to hurt, and I must laugh in front of other people. Many times before I came to Copila, I thought that death is better than continuing life. We would like to show it to those who may think that they have problems, but we should work hard, good will come to us.