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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]I'm a divorced dad. My ex says i was and still am a great dad. I think my ex was a great mom in most ways too. Unfortunately, the interactions between great dads and great moms are not always great. My ex was a pretty bad wife: she was very critical and dismissive and bad at working out disagreements. She was not affectionate at all. I wasn't either after a while. So our kids are growing up with good parents as role models but not with a good relationship role model. Now I'm dating. Yes, I've noticed that women with bad dads sometimes behave in certain compensating ways. It's a cliche and often true. I also noticed that women with bad moms do pretty much the same thing. Either parent can screw you up or make you feel bad about yourself. .[/quote] This is interesting. In many ways, it seems like the standards for being a good or at least not-terrible parent are pretty straightforward and evergreen (give love and attention and calmness, attend to basic needs) whereas it’s less clear what makes a great relationship or partnership, and the standards for this have maybe changed more over time. [/quote]
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