Self Abuse

Struggling against the legacy of his father's neglect, Jonathan Self embarks on a deeply personal journey to redefine himself as a father and a man. At thirty-five, facing the challenges of being a twice-divorced parent, he grapples with the cycles of despair that marked his upbringing. This memoir candidly explores the complexities of parenthood, blending moments of heartbreak with themes of redemption, ultimately revealing a poignant narrative about resilience and the quest for a better life.