A short YouTube monologue (first-person speaker) asserting that children need both maternal nurturing and a "strong father" or male energy; argues that mothers provide essential early care but cannot substitute for paternal/male energy, and that absence or weakness of a father creates a developmental void.
What do children need? Well, firstly, a strong father. I look up to Mummy first, because they come out of her and the first thing they need is, is Mummy's skin touch and her kisses and her milk and her love. But next up is, is that. And if they've got a pathetic father or no father at all, it goes back to some issue with either the dad was there but was useless, or he wasn't there and they had a complete void. And, you know, male and female energy. Mums can do their best and do incredible work, but Mummy can't have the male energy. It's just impossible. And we haven't got the nurturing energy that the feminine side has. And most kids need a bit of both.
