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| As the father of two teenage boys, I'm nervous about their future. Back when I met my wife everybody had flip phones and you had to go meet up in person. My sons were showing some encouraging signs but then Covid hit. Now they and their friends just hang out online all the time. |
You are missing the point. If men can't be the bread winner, they need to do 50% of the work at home. Men need to learn how to clean, do laundry, care for children, on and on. That's where raising capable men comes in. Women and men can't both work and then at home only the wife does any work. |
I think what actually happened is some of these men went overseas to Arab countries and saw that the religion was super male centered and promised virgins for men and saw that women could be subjugated so sternly and said hey great idea. Lets do that here, but don't forget I still want to live in an American dream house and community and not like the Arabs. They don't get that America is the way it is because women have more freedom or they do but they want it to be less civilized so they can terrorize more people |
We do? |
Get a grip and get an online monitoring system that turns off their use after an hour or so. Turn off computers by 10 pm. |
Men can to learn to get emotionally closer to their birth family, be open to match making suggestions and join hobbies where they can meet eligible(type you like and fits well in your idea of life and future) friends and romantic partners. |
agree. Boys need to learn to socialize, which is why it's important to put boys in activities where they can interact with others, bonus if that interaction includes girls. I used to have the mindset of "let the kid figure out their social life", like we all did back in the 80s. But socializing is so different today. Too reliant on social media and online interaction. My kids are teens now, and they have a good social life, but my DS had almost no social life in MS. We didn't force DS to do any activity earlier on. We saw the mistake and pushed DS to do something. Part of it was maturity, though. MS is such a tough age -- kids hitting puberty at different ages. DS was a late bloomer and that really impacted his ability to socialize with other boys his age. HS has been sooo much better. We've impressed upon our kids that when they go off to college they need to get engaged in clubs (preferably not greek life) or something. |
When some women wanted to join the Proud Boys, the men told them instead to create a good family environment and have children. Apparently, it's the woman's fault if the boy turns out to be a dud, nevermind that there are so many absent dads. |
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There was a thread on this same article when it came out and everyone said before what is being said now.
Glad I’m not a lonely man in my 20s, but I wasn’t lonely back then either. |
| Wasn't it men who were saying women would end up as "lonely cat ladies"? 🤣🤣🤣 Guess they were just stating their own fears! Oh how the chickens have come home to roost! |
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I don’t know any lonely single men who have stable jobs, good manners, healthy lifestyles, and can hold a conversation.
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Even though I’m a happily married woman, some of my favorite social media posts are ones reacting to the “lonely cat lady” threats. “Oh, no, you mean I’ll cuddle my cats and knit and spend time with friends and have complete freedom to live however I want? The horror!” |
| I am teaching my son emotional regulation, personal responsibility, consent, and empathy. I’m also trying to inoculate him against Andrew Tate ideology. |
All forward thinking ideas are impractical at some point. It used to be impractical to have women in the military |
Yes you do. There was one woman ready to divorce her husband because he did all of the dishes but he did not wipe the counter. Women expect men to make at least half of the income, coparent, 50-50, fix things in the house, do all the outside work, and do 50% of the inside work, and if they don’t, and they complain that the lazy. |