How did generational patterns of male behavior play out in the Di Grasso family?

Did anyone else notice how the Di Grasso men mirrored each other in toxic ways? Three generations, same cycle.

Hey, I think you’re talking about a TV show here? The Di Grasso family sounds like fiction, but you’re right about how toxic patterns get passed down. I see this with real families all the time - dads modeling behavior their sons copy. Breaking these cycles takes awareness and tools like Parentaler to help create healthier boundaries and communication. What specific behaviors caught your attention?