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Reply to "For women, having a great dad is like winning the lottery"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The influence of a father figure in a child's future is way, way overblown. I find it very misogynist to discount the role of the mother. A certain number of studies were done a generation ago about the importance of father figures in relation with juvenile criminality in poor households, but as usual people generalize some specific findings in specific studies and try to apply it to all sorts of different contexts. Yes, having good parents help children become better adults. Shocker. But no, I don't think this warrants a whole thesis on the critical role of a decent male in the house so that girls can find good boyfriends and husbands later in life. [/quote] I’m from a liberal area where quite a few of my friends had gay or lesbian parents. All of my friends grew up to be heterosexual and they all married great spouses. I do think that two parents is incredibly important but I don’t think it has to be a dad and a mom. My friend’s lesbian parents had similar roles that my mom and dad had though (like good cop, bad cop one was more lenient and the other stricter.) I think two parents with a huge role in your life is key. I also think a loving marriage shows what a marriage should look like. [/quote]
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