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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Man here. Father of two (girls, 11 and 13). And I’m enlightened yadda yadda. My mom worked full time forever with an advanced degree.  But still I’d say a reluctant truth is that a lot of men just don’t have the makeup to be doting parents and raise kids.  Really nurture and raise them. They just don’t want to do it. They could hit just don’t like doing it.  They can and like to do tasks. But bro g responsible for the emotional crap with kids? Screw it.  I’m sick of it and it is massively unpleasant work to do it. My own skill set clearly lies in things like: wooing and bedding women or a woman, making her and them safe, doing hard labor, thinking deep thoughts and clearly, being decisive, and I’d have been a damn good warrior if I had had to do that.  But nurturing whiny kids? I just hate it. [/quote]

I'm a woman and I agree with you. Feminism encourages women to access their masculine energy in order to have successful careers, but as an ideology just assumed that men would want to access their feminine energy in the same kind of way. We can both do this for short periods of time, but most of us don't want to spend decades accessing abilities that we're capable of but not really interested in making lives out of. Iand yes, I'm speaking of men and women on average, here.[/quote]

dp Dude, no one likes whiny kids!  Where did you get the idea that women liked it?[/quote]

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