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	<title>I need information about how to parent when raised by abusive parents.</title>
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	<description>I was raised by an abusive father.  Now in my early 30&apos;s I am looking ahead to the future when I may become a father.  I am determined not to recreate the family environment I grew up in but know how these things sometimes turn out -- that people determined not to recreate something sometimes wind up doing so in an unforseen manner.   I was in therapy for 2 years in my 20&apos;s to work on the issues but therapy is not an option now because of money.  I have worked hard not to be my father, but part of me is afraid that I will wind up being like him as a parent. (In particular, I worry about being a father to a son because of my history).  I am looking for information about the father-son relationship as well as information about how to be a good parent when you have a background like mine.  Please offer advice, books, suggestions - anything that can help.</description>
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