Emotionally absent and physically distant fathers do not realize the significance of having a healthy relationship with children until it's too late. If you have ever experienced an unhealthy connection with your Dad or know someone who has been struggling with this, then you know what it feels like to be controlled, repeatedly rejected, ignored, or treated like you are unimportant. These behaviors hurt deeply and carry over into other areas of your life. You may have already awaken to the truth about your father and you realize moving on is the best thing to do, but in order to do so, you have to remove the many layers of daddy issues. Those problems are what affects us in our personal and professional lives if left unaddressed. In this book, you will find spiritual wisdom, personal experiences, tips on dealing with difficult fathers, in-laws and other father types and advice on breaking toxic ties with them. Get mental freedom from critical men in your life Avoid situations that promote negativity Move on when Dad isn't interested in having a relationship with you Make peace with the past by encouraging yourself and family to love one another Say "Goodbye" to Dad and "Hello" to your future Nicholl McGuire is the author of "Tell Me Mother You're Sorry", "Know Your Enemy: The Christian's Critic", "When Mothers Cry," and other books.