@Mr_NutterButter @veru
these are all of the questions
1. math skills
2. a good relationship with their father
3. a clean driving record
4. money
5. an emotionally stable mental health
@Mr_NutterButter @veru
My favorite part are people, who raise both hands, but subtract only one finger :D
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@LukeAlmighty @Mr_NutterButter @veru honestly, white dads, and just parents in general, in the US suck ass. They don't just up and leave like blacks do, but they're rife with mental issues, they cheat, they're emotionally if not physically abusive. They tend to be vacant and unavailable for their kids even if they're physically providing for them. It's no wonder so many kids have a really shitty foundation and turn to the internet instead for advice and comfort.
@LukeAlmighty @Mr_NutterButter @veru oh yeah there is still a lot to be said about mothers, that's for sure. Fathers just aren't the greatest either.
@beardalaxy @Mr_NutterButter @veru
Maybe.
But not under the fathers day post.
Parents love for their children is heavily based on their love for one another. A guy who isn’t getting sex from his wife will feel less attached to his kids. A woman who doesn’t respect her husband will treat her children poorly.
I don’t know what percentage of US married couples with children get a divorce, but I bet the large majority of those children have abnormalities with care and bonding.
@natsock @LukeAlmighty @Mr_NutterButter @veru considering how high the divorce rate is, that makes sense
@beardalaxy @Mr_NutterButter @veru
I am sorry to hear, that it might have been your experience, but I saw many men abused up to their breaking point by women who didn't care even to smile at them once in a while. These women can talk for days on not mentioning a single good thing about their husbands.
And that is just the most common case. The worst one are single moms, who outright went into marriage for 3 years knowing that they will leave the guy as soon as the kid can talk.