>・まり父を知ったことがない女性は?
Maybe, but the lack of father's influence is less influential than over-influence for daughters, at least among my acquaintances. The reason imo is that most of them can(or must) find the substitute; mother, elder brother, uncle, neighbor, teacher, senpai....etc.
> the word "suffer (from)"
Thank you for your teaching.
> 欧米人はもっと・・自分の意見、理想か 新年に信じがちが・ると思う。だから、環境が変わって もそんなに影響されない。
In my opinion, Western people are also easily-influenced. But they tend to think "now I change my way only because of my own decision", or "this is mere a tactical,temporary withdrawal", or "you say I changed but I'm still the same. The reason is ..... ". Very logical minded(or iiwake gamashii), aren't they?
And Japan is (in)famous for its Otaku/Syokunin natiomality. A considerable number of Japanese go their way contrary to your opinion.
However, after all, I myself think Japanese are more easily-influenced than Western people. So this quote may be more valuable for you.
To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often. - Winston Churchill - BrainyQuote
> That would take a long time to explain, but in short.....
In other thread(日本語チャットゆ・ぞ!), I found your messages are checked by Japanese posters (akihabara&NANGI), so if you have enough time and energy, please check mine like they do for yours (tu-ka, nihonjin no hito mo gangan tsukkonde-ne!).