📱 eBook en inglés UNPARENTED

Unparented: The Hidden Engine of Social Decay is a bold, piercing examination of how the quiet collapse of the family unit has fueled the emotional, psychological, and cultural crises of our time. Beneath the surface of modern comfort and progress lies an unseen epidemic, one of emotional disconnection, absent fathers, overburdened mothers, and children growing up without true guidance or belonging. This book exposes that hidden truth with clarity, empathy, and urgency. In a world that prizes independence yet breeds loneliness, Unparented uncovers how the erosion of parental presence has become the silent engine driving social decay. It traces the subtle but devastating shift from homes once rooted in emotional leadership, structure, and love to a generation navigating life without anchors. Through insight and reflection, it reveals how these fractures ripple outward, creating adults who seek comfort in control, careers, or digital escape, yet remain emotionally orphaned in a hyperconnected world. Each chapter delves into a crucial aspect of this unraveling: the vanishing father, the exhausted mother, the entitled child, and the manchild who never learned to grow up. It examines the myths of progress and co, parenting, the career, as, refuge trap, and the generational echoes that ensure dysfunction keeps repeating. Yet Unparented is not a story of blame, it is a call to understanding and restoration. It challenges readers to see how the absence of true parenting, emotional consistency, and shared purpose has not only weakened families but also destabilized entire communities and cultures. Written in a deeply human and conversational tone, this book helps readers connect personal experiences with broader societal patterns. It invites reflection, not judgment, and offers a path forward: rebuilding the family as the heart of emotional stability and moral strength. Unparented makes a compelling case that healing society begins with healing the home, by restoring the vital bonds between fathers, mothers, and children, and redefining love not as indulgence, but as responsibility and presence. Whether you are a parent, educator, counselor, or simply someone seeking to understand today’s growing sense of emptiness, Unparented offers profound insight into why our world feels unmoored, and how we can restore what has been lost. It is both a mirror and a map: reflecting the truth of our collective disconnection while pointing toward a new foundation built on empathy, accountability, and emotional leadership. In an age of chaos, confusion, and comfort without connection, Unparented dares to ask the question that matters most: What happens to a society that forgets how to parent itself?