Aly’s Ark
This week on the Horth House, we discussed the mouse in the Horth House and the complicated background of “daddy issues.”
If you’re reading this, good, that means I finally found somewhere to plug in my computer. In this weeks episode I discussed my recent struggles with power in my home. No, we didn’t forget to pay our bill, and no natural disaster created this mess… you see, an old rival of mine decided to mess around and found out the hard way. My rabid mouse nemesis, Sparky, t’was a great archenemy, but it was his time. After six months of consistent terrorizing, impromptu peep shows on security cameras, and having Great Gatsby-sized parties in the attic with his fellow mouse friends, Sparky decided that it was time to really give me a show. Sparky decided to chew threw an electrical cable, that would not only cost a fortune to fix, but would cost his life too. The late Sparky had taken it upon himself to become an electrician which caused a power outage in the majority of the home for a few weeks now. Gone but not forgotten. RIP Sparky.
Thank you for processing that with me; Sparky’s passing has been difficult for the members of the Horth House.
This week we discussed the history of daddy issues.
The concept was initially founded by Sigmund Freud, and Carl Jung and a concept called the Oedipus Complex. Oedipus Complex for men, the Electra Complex for women. What originally began as a subconscious attraction to a parent, quickly became a slang term called “daddy issues.”
According to Urban Dictionary, “daddy issues” are ‘when a girl has a messed up relationship with her dad, usually the father’s fault. Either the father left or is acting like a total bitch. As a result, the girl might be attracted to older men, or men with anger issues if her father was an angry man. This can sometimes cause her to stay in an abusive relationship because it feels like home. If your father left, don’t ever blame yourself for him leaving. He just missed the best thing that he could have ever had.’ [urban dictionary]
Thank you for joining me on this journey, and I look forward to sharing more with you all. If you would like to share your story, please, contact The Horth House.
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