I Always Wanted To Be A Dad

<p><strong>It's just women who dream of having their own children right</strong>? And if - for whatever reason - it doesn't work out it's them who suffer the loss. Men just stand on the sidelines letting it all happen. </p><p>Hang on! Not quite true. <strong>Men get broody too</strong>. <strong>Millions of men long to be dads</strong> and if that doesn't happen <strong>the grief can hit just as hard</strong>. </p><p>The unexpected loss experienced by men who do not become fathers remains largely unacknowledged by society. In this ground-breaking and no-holds-barred exploration the journalist Robert Nurden goes on <strong>a journey through his own hurt and regret</strong> unravelling the complexities of life as a childless-not-by-choice man. Robert's story is accompanied by a series of remarkable testimonies from other childless men who add their powerful voices to his creating a sense of belonging and community. <strong>At once hard-hitting humorous and vulnerable 'I Always Wanted To Be A Dad' shines a much-needed light on men without children</strong>. With this invaluable book Robert ultimately uncovers the hope that is discovered in acceptance and the realisation that a rich and fulfilling life can still lie in wait.</p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><br></p><p> </p>