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Anonymous wrote:This site is literally called DCUM. I’m sure a site called DCUD would have more complaints about women.

Wrong: it is actually called DCUMAD, with “AD” literally meaning: AND DADS.

What’s rarely said or openly acknowledged is: this site is 98% women. You were right in that respect, I guess.

lol The url is literally dcum…clearly dads are not the priority.

url is dcur not dcum. And it clearly says "banmom"

Wow you’re tedious


https://www.dcurbanmom.com/

“Urban mom”

Zero reference to dads, aka men, or male parents.

Let me guess. You're new here. This started out as a mailing list, then a blog type web-site before becoming the forum. The original list was DC Urban Moms. But about 10 years ago, DCUM became DC Urban Moms and Dads because once they moved to the forum style site, dads starting participating more. The site is still about 75% female and about 25% male, but it is is DC Uurban Moms and Dads now.

The current logo is at the top and you can see that it has added "and Dads". They are in italic to highlight that they've added men/dads to the conversation and audience.

But Jeff did not go back and deregister the web-site and reregister under DCUrbanMomsandDads.com. But you are incorrect when you say there is zero reference to dads.

I never said there is zero reference to dads. Can you read?

DP.

Wish you two would stop bickering over this.

Can we all just agree:

- DCUMAD readers are 90% women, and less than 10% male ?

no one calls it DCUMAD, get real.

I’m the site owner has analytics. Why don’t you ask her to share?

Agree 90%\10% split, but could actually be more male.

Jeff has shared the statistics. If you go to the top banner, under "Advertising" you will see he posted:

Audience Statistics
Female: 76% female — 1.5x Internet average
Adult Audience: Aged 25 - 44, well ahead of Internet average in this demographic
Educated: 43% have college degrees and 27% have post graduate degrees (nearly twice the Internet average)
Regional: Over half of visits from DC, MD, and VA. California and New York are the next most common locations of users
Has Kids: 65% have kids
Income: Ahead of Internet average in audience members earning greater than $100,000 and $150,000.

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Anonymous wrote:This site is literally called DCUM. I’m sure a site called DCUD would have more complaints about women.

Wrong: it is actually called DCUMAD, with “AD” literally meaning: AND DADS.

What’s rarely said or openly acknowledged is: this site is 98% women. You were right in that respect, I guess.

lol The url is literally dcum…clearly dads are not the priority.

url is dcur not dcum. And it clearly says "banmom"

Wow you’re tedious


https://www.dcurbanmom.com/

“Urban mom”

Zero reference to dads, aka men, or male parents.

Let me guess. You're new here. This started out as a mailing list, then a blog type web-site before becoming the forum. The original list was DC Urban Moms. But about 10 years ago, DCUM became DC Urban Moms and Dads because once they moved to the forum style site, dads starting participating more. The site is still about 75% female and about 25% male, but it is is DC Uurban Moms and Dads now.

The current logo is at the top and you can see that it has added "and Dads". They are in italic to highlight that they've added men/dads to the conversation and audience.

But Jeff did not go back and deregister the web-site and reregister under DCUrbanMomsandDads.com. But you are incorrect when you say there is zero reference to dads.

I never said there is zero reference to dads. Can you read?

DP.

Wish you two would stop bickering over this.

Can we all just agree:

- DCUMAD readers are 90% women, and less than 10% male ?

no one calls it DCUMAD, get real.

I’m the site owner has analytics. Why don’t you ask her to share?

Agree 90%\10% split, but could actually be more male.

Audience Statistics
Female: 76% female — 1.5x Internet average
Adult Audience: Aged 25 - 44, well ahead of Internet average in this demographic
Educated: 43% have college degrees and 27% have post graduate degrees (nearly twice the Internet average)
Regional: Over half of visits from DC, MD, and VA. California and New York are the next most common locations of users
Has Kids: 65% have kids
Income: Ahead of Internet average in audience members earning greater than $100,000 and $150,000.

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Anonymous wrote:This site is literally called DCUM. I’m sure a site called DCUD would have more complaints about women.

Wrong: it is actually called DCUMAD, with “AD” literally meaning: AND DADS.

What’s rarely said or openly acknowledged is: this site is 98% women. You were right in that respect, I guess.

lol The url is literally dcum…clearly dads are not the priority.

url is dcur not dcum. And it clearly says "banmom"

Wow you’re tedious


https://www.dcurbanmom.com/

“Urban mom”

Zero reference to dads, aka men, or male parents.

Let me guess. You're new here. This started out as a mailing list, then a blog type web-site before becoming the forum. The original list was DC Urban Moms. But about 10 years ago, DCUM became DC Urban Moms and Dads because once they moved to the forum style site, dads starting participating more. The site is still about 75% female and about 25% male, but it is is DC Uurban Moms and Dads now.

The current logo is at the top and you can see that it has added "and Dads". They are in italic to highlight that they've added men/dads to the conversation and audience.

But Jeff did not go back and deregister the web-site and reregister under DCUrbanMomsandDads.com. But you are incorrect when you say there is zero reference to dads.

I never said there is zero reference to dads. Can you read?

DP.

Wish you two would stop bickering over this.

Can we all just agree:

- DCUMAD readers are 90% women, and less than 10% male ?

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Anonymous wrote:This site is literally called DCUM. I’m sure a site called DCUD would have more complaints about women.

Wrong: it is actually called DCUMAD, with “AD” literally meaning: AND DADS.

What’s rarely said or openly acknowledged is: this site is 98% women. You were right in that respect, I guess.

lol The url is literally dcum…clearly dads are not the priority.

url is dcur not dcum. And it clearly says "banmom"

Wow you’re tedious


https://www.dcurbanmom.com/

“Urban mom”

Zero reference to dads, aka men, or male parents.

Let me guess. You're new here. This started out as a mailing list, then a blog type web-site before becoming the forum. The original list was DC Urban Moms. But about 10 years ago, DCUM became DC Urban Moms and Dads because once they moved to the forum style site, dads starting participating more. The site is still about 75% female and about 25% male, but it is is DC Uurban Moms and Dads now.

The current logo is at the top and you can see that it has added "and Dads". They are in italic to highlight that they've added men/dads to the conversation and audience.

But Jeff did not go back and deregister the web-site and reregister under DCUrbanMomsandDads.com. But you are incorrect when you say there is zero reference to dads.

I never said there is zero reference to dads. Can you read?

Anonymous wrote:Because most of the people on this site are women, and most people are heterosexual.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, I see men on here complaining all of the time about their spouses. Often the lack of sex issue.

Anonymous wrote:Because most of the people on this site are women, and most people are heterosexual.

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Anonymous wrote:This site is literally called DCUM. I’m sure a site called DCUD would have more complaints about women.

Wrong: it is actually called DCUMAD, with “AD” literally meaning: AND DADS.

What’s rarely said or openly acknowledged is: this site is 98% women. You were right in that respect, I guess.

lol The url is literally dcum…clearly dads are not the priority.

url is dcur not dcum. And it clearly says "banmom"

Wow you’re tedious


https://www.dcurbanmom.com/

“Urban mom”

Zero reference to dads, aka men, or male parents.

Let me guess. You're new here. This started out as a mailing list, then a blog type web-site before becoming the forum. The original list was DC Urban Moms. But about 10 years ago, DCUM became DC Urban Moms and Dads because once they moved to the forum style site, dads starting participating more. The site is still about 75% female and about 25% male, but it is is DC Uurban Moms and Dads now.

The current logo is at the top and you can see that it has added "and Dads". They are in italic to highlight that they've added men/dads to the conversation and audience.

But Jeff did not go back and deregister the web-site and reregister under DCUrbanMomsandDads.com. But you are incorrect when you say there is zero reference to dads.

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Anonymous wrote:This site is literally called DCUM. I’m sure a site called DCUD would have more complaints about women.

Wrong: it is actually called DCUMAD, with “AD” literally meaning: AND DADS.

What’s rarely said or openly acknowledged is: this site is 98% women. You were right in that respect, I guess.

lol The url is literally dcum…clearly dads are not the priority.

url is dcur not dcum. And it clearly says "banmom"

Except let’s ignore the fact the moderator is a male and a dad. Lol

Wow you’re tedious


https://www.dcurbanmom.com/

“Urban mom”

Zero reference to dads, aka men, or male parents.

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Anonymous wrote:Jordan Peterson explains that men are on a larger spectrum of intelligence and behavior and women are more in the middle. Men are less regulated and have a wider range of behaviors so they are going to have more issues as a result of these changes between themselves and other men.

He is awesome.

Anonymous wrote:Jordan Peterson explains that men are on a larger spectrum of intelligence and behavior and women are more in the middle. Men are less regulated and have a wider range of behaviors so they are going to have more issues as a result of these changes between themselves and other men.

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Anonymous wrote:Because, generally, the current systems work for men. Women are on here complaining about their specifics - but if you look trends, these complaints are really complaints about societal and cultural norms / systems.

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Alexa, what is the suicide rate by gender? What is the college attendance rate by gender?

Doesn’t this prove that the societal institutions and cultural norms are working for men? Suicide rates tend to increase when cultural norms shift in your favor.