With
great interest, I read a series of booklets
about the differences between men and
women. I was particularly struck by
an experience of a woman who had turned
into a “supermom” out of
necessity and convenience. Very often,
women have no other choice. I too had
to become a “supermom” because
of my husband’s lack of firmness
and authority in front of our children
and to protect the kids from disappointment
at discovering that they had a dad who
is insecure, fragile and weak. I myself
tried a thousand times to trust him,
but often the children and I have been
disappointed. Now we are separated,
and I think it is even more important
that I give him once again this trust
so that he can take responsibility for
the children. I am aware of his difficulties,
but I feel that those who suffer most
are our children who feel abandoned.
On
a psychological level, how can we reconcile
the presence of good with evil, considering
that the world, filled with its tragedies,
is what it is? - D.B.
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