19/12/2025
🇦🇺 The son gets angry if the father does not express his real feelings to his mother.
If the father does not face the guilt of stepping away from his partner's inabilities and family issues, the son gets angry and, unconsciously, calls the father out through his behaviour and insecurities.
If the father has not let go of his attempt to save his own mother, if he has not left his family of origin in full, he will burst that resistance and anger with his new family, possibly his new wife.
Furthermore, the son cannot feel safe around the mother if she has not let go of her unresolved issues with her father. So unconsciously he seeks reassurance and protection under the wing of the father who is busy with his own trying to save his partner, keeping her little unable to face the guilt of seeing her suffering, often being drained by it and feeling unresolved within himself.
A man takes his rightful place within the family when he is close to his father and to other men.
He has space and capacity for his own emotion, and he sees his value when surrounded by other men. He does not need to rescue his partner, as he knows his value and that he cannot afford to fall; if he does, the entire empire will fall.
He can only stand solid and spacious, just allowing her to come in time, releasing her own unresolved issues.
When a relationship works, he feels more man, and she feels more woman. When it doesn't, one drags down the other, and the one dragging down remains little in innocence, never able to take fully. This is what we call, systemically, entanglement: a family burden/weight brought into the new relationship or the existing one.
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