In this unfiltered and emotional episode of Toy Talker’s Mail, I’m diving into a real letter that hits hard. A listener opens up about a father who was absent for ten years—not because he couldn’t be there, but because he chose not to, out of fear of “ruining” his other family.
Now that his picture-perfect setup has fallen apart, he wants to show up and claim the role of Dad. But where was that energy a decade ago when his child needed him most?
I voice my raw and honest opinion on these too-late parental comebacks and ask the question: Does the title “father” come with time, action, or just DNA?
Let’s talk about the trauma, the timing, and the truth.
