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Fathers' Daughters: Breaking the Ties That Bind (Middle English Edition) Fathers' Daughters: Breaking the Ties That Bind by Maureen Murdock
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“Because he perceives her as an extension of himself, with no boundaries between them, he is emotionally invasive and controlling. He cannot imagine that she would pick a spouse or career that he might disapprove of. A jealous father acts like a rejected lover when his daughter begins to develop a life of her own. He refuses to approve any independent choices she makes that affect his access to her. When she enters into a serious relationship with another man, he punishes her by detaching emotionally.”
Maureen Murdock, Fathers' Daughters: Breaking the Ties That Bind