Originally posted by Tha C-Master
Not to mention not having a wiling father is bad for the kid *and* the father.
This is almost always true, but probably not 100% because humans are just so different that there's bound to be an outlier.
Originally posted by Ushgarak
Abandoning the woman to bring up the child alone is worse.
There is no blanket statement you can make about it that captures every single child's development process. We can still make general statements like this:
1) A father and a mother; both willing, both kind, and both educated; are the best choice for raising a child.
A female raising a child, alone, is not as favorable as 1.
An unwilling father that does not wish to be part of the child's life is not as favorable as 1, as well. I do not believe there is any child development research that supports the unwilling father scenario. But there is research that supports the "both parents in the home" scenario as being the best option.
Originally posted by Tha C-Master
Hey I'm having fun too. I know you're going to continue to post. I'll be sitting over here dealing with hot women who know how to cook a meal every once in a while. If fat, short haircut women who run the show are your thing, then hey. What can I do? 😉
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DUDE....that's totally sexist. Surely you'll admit that. Also, if both the man and the woman work...then there should be no gender roles in the home: share the chores equally. Meaning, you both cook. 😄