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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is what happens when women spitefully exclude their ex from their sons lives in order to punish their ex.[/quote]

WTF?  You must be a troll.  Sure some kids their kids away, but plenty of dads ignore their kids, mine included.  Mom encouraged me to maintain a relationship but he stood us up or ignored us when we visited.  Good times, not.[/quote]

The damage an uninterested father can do is awful.  I offered 50/50 custody, but Ex never took it.  I bend over backward to facilitate Ex to visitw/ kids.  I really had to back him in a corner to get him to take kids for 2 nights this Xmas holiday & he made other plans for Xmas day, which was available to him.

In retrospect I wish I had gotten the kids to therapy earlier.  Even though things appeared good on the surface, they were not. [/quote]

Exactly. The men’s rights troll needs to go look at the data. Many men tend to parent whatever children are in their house. So they often provide more attention to their step kids or younger kids with new partner. [/quote]

How is "the data" going to show you whether or not the reason men "parent the child that is in the house" id because they have no chiice, because their spiteful ex-wife denied them access to the kids and alienated the kids? That is precisely the kind of problem that won't be studied because it would make women look bad.[/quote]

Yeah, because women are so in firmly in control of media and publishing and academia and the law that nothing is ever published that makes women look bad.....&lt;insert eye roll here&gt;[/quote]

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