Father and Daughter may plan family events without consulting Mother. Mother may provoke Daughter, who may seem to be a rival for Father's love. Daughter may try to protect Father, and provoke Mother. Daughter might wish for and encourage her parents to separate. Such parent-child bonding may be a family or societal tradition.
Many influential media idealise the 'child-woman'.
Daughter may suffer conflict. She often becomes moody and depressed. Father may demand that Daughter fulfil his expectations of partnership. Father compensates for his decreasing intimacy with his wife by using Daughter to fulfil his need for intimacy and to relieve his emptiness. The needs of the real, young, human being are not recognised.