Feelings of rejection by a parent is also the seed of opportunity to find one's own identity, practice radical acceptance and start your own family traditions.
And I also digress, I never stated on this thread I had feelings of rejection. That's an assumption on your part. My decision to not have a relationship with my mom had nothing to do with feelings of rejection on my part.
You're quoting from The Torah here. The Torah only applies to those in Covenant with Elohim. The Torah does not allow people to cherry pick the benefits of The Torah (honor, forgiveness, mercy, love, etc) while ignoring the responsibilities of The Torah (financial responsibility to children, providing them a house, etc). To demand someone gives someone the benefits without the responsibilities is
spiritual abuse.
My biological mother was not in Covenant with Elohim, The Torah does not apply to her.
I give no one the benefits of The Torah without first seeing they deserve it by righteous behavior.
Evil can pass from father to son as well, it's not exclusive to one gender.
Who will turn out to be worthy of the New Jerusalem is not predetermined. People have to be born and live a life.
Assumption.
Many people with caring parents turn out to be evil, narcissistic, abusive, addicted to drugs, etc. You're confusing correlation and causation.
Your confusing birth with relationship

abusive tactics called Gaslighting and Minimizing