Johannesburg Woman Cries About Absent Father and Details Traumatic Effects in Viral TikTok Video

Johannesburg Woman Cries About Absent Father and Details Traumatic Effects in Viral TikTok Video

  • A woman took to social to vent about her deadbeat father and tearfully expressed her feelings to thousands of viewers
  • The Johannesburg lady detailed how growing up without a father has impacted her life and relationships
  • The relatable video spread fast on TikTok, and viewers sympathised and comforted her in the comments section

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A woman posted a video about her absent father
A woman vented on social media about her absent father, and many could relate to the video. Image: @relebo_hile
Source: TikTok

The pain of growing up without a father is all too familiar to many Mzansi people.

One woman detailed the trauma of having an absent father, and her transparency resonated with TikTokkers.

Childhood abandonment trauma in video

She uploaded a clip on her TikTok page @relebo_hile, where she broke down in tears. She complained that people rarely talk about the suffering inflicted by fathers who abandon their children.

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"The damage that a girl child goes through having an absent father. No one really speaks about what that does to you," she said in the video.

Woman vents about daddy issues

The young woman said it would have been better if her father was absent because he was dead, because that would have given her closure.

"The fact that you are alive and you still choose not to be in my life. I don't care what past you have with my mom, but the fact that I'm your child and you chose to leave, that's just crazy," she added.

Watch the video below:

Absent father video triggers people

The woman's heartfelt video opened the wounds of many people dealing with abandonment issues.

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Read some of the comments below:

@Cattycat shared:

"My daughter has an absent father who is not absent to his other kids. It hurts me how she will go through this as she starts understanding things."

@Manaledi stated:

"My relationships with men? The gutter. I keep comparing them with him, and the thought of having kids also scares me."

@Sizwe wrote:

"Crazy how a present father is probably an absent father somewhere."

@Biiigsteppa mentioned:

"The most painful part is grieving for someone that’s still alive."

@Dimpho_manoxx added:

"Being afraid of forming connections with people because what if they decide to leave too? Ey bandla."

@Lovedellia posted:

"I don't think people who have present fathers realise how lucky they are."

@Obakeng asked:

"It's so real. A pain that never goes away, because why wasn’t I enough for you to want to be in my life?"

@AngelaAngie said:

"Tried saying to my mom and she said I’m talking nonsense, I don’t need a dad she did a good job."

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In another article, Briefly News reported that a phone call of a man speaking to his baby mama went viral. People were in stitches over how rude the man was.

Others couldn't believe how he spoke to his child, who was excited to talk to him. Online users cracked jokes about the man's attitude.

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Hilary Sekgota (Deputy Human Interest HOD) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za