Just Ask A Dad

What do you do with emotions like anger, grief, hurt or bitterness? Do you push them down, pretend you’re okay, or let them control you?

In this episode, I sat down with my special guest Rad, who lost his dad at just 10 years old. Through loss, hurt and forgiveness, he learned an important lesson: healthy emotional processing doesn’t mean ignoring what you feel. It means being real about your emotions, getting them out, processing them and learning not to let them control you.

Rad asks some great questions as we talk about how to process emotions in a healthy way, how to forgive someone who hurt you, dealing with anger and bitterness, healing from grief, and choosing forgiveness even when the feelings don’t disappear overnight.

You can’t control the outcome of life. You can’t control whether someone apologizes, changes, or receives your forgiveness. But you can take responsibility for what you allow to grow in your own life.

What you water will grow. Will you continue watering hurt, anger and bitterness, or will you choose to make room for joy, peace, healing and freedom?

This is a real and honest conversation about emotional health, processing difficult emotions, forgiveness, grief, anger, bitterness, healing and letting go of hurt that you won’t want to miss.

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What’s a question you wish you could ask your dad?

Maybe you grew up without a father, lost your dad, or had a dad who was physically present but emotionally absent. Maybe you had a great dad but still have questions you never got to ask. Whether you’re 16 or 60, sometimes you just need a dad’s perspective.

In the first episode of Just Ask a Dad, father of four Peter Street opens the door to real questions about life, relationships, dating, heartbreak, pornography, practical life skills, connecting with your dad—and even how to change a tire.

• In a generation where so many have grown up without a healthy father figure, Just Ask a Dad is a place to bring the practical, personal, awkward, and honest questions you never got to ask.

Life gets messy. Ask the questions.

Every healthy dad wants his ceiling to become his children’s floor.

Connect with us:

• YouTube: @JustAskADad
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61594176024874
• Instagram: @justaskadad
• TikTok: @justaskadad
• Email: [email protected]