José is a father who has been without contact with his daughters for a year, during which he faces the phenomenon of parental alienation. The article raises questions about the representation of a father when he ceases to have contact with his daughters, exploring how this image is affected by forced absence.
José's testimony seeks to answer questions about the evolution of the reasons presented by the daughters to justify the estrangement over time. These questions are central to understanding the psychological and emotional impact of prolonged separation between father and daughters.
The article addresses the phenomenon of parental alienation, which refers to the process by which a parent is gradually alienated from their children, often through manipulation or influence from the other parent. José shares his personal experience about how this process manifested in his relationship with his daughters.
