How To Improve Your Relationship With Your Father - Page 10
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Julia Austin
Gettyimages.com/A mid adult African-American woman in her 30s at home with her father, a senior man in his 60s. He is sitting at the dining room table and she is serving bowls of salad.
Take an interest in his life
Your dad has probably had an interesting life. And, even if it hasn’t been some novel-worthy story, his experiences will give you a great insight into his behaviors—perhaps some of his behaviors that upset you or confuse you. So, start asking your dad more questions. Listen more. Listening pretty much improves every relationship.
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