Dlaczego mamy kryzys ojcostwa?
11 Mar 2025 · 1 min
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The speaker argues there is a growing crisis of adequate, functioning fatherhood in the country, tracing its roots to a major war approximately 80 years ago that killed or disabled many mature and adolescent males. Survivors were deeply traumatized and often unable to fulfill paternal roles, leaving many sons to be raised by mothers who themselves were wounded or embittered by war. The statement frames a causal chain: war losses and trauma → weakened paternal presence/role → social/familial consequences for subsequent generations.
