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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
(Post 2145778)
Just be sure. I think most men give up when their wives get c unty. You gotta be willing to eat a bucket of **** everyday. Not raising your kid together in a peaceful environment shouldn’t be an option. If it ain’t working, if there’s a kid, you make it ****ing work and make sure the kid doesn’t know **** except it’s all good. Being married doesn’t mean ****. Doing what it takes means something. And kids don’t change peoples priorities. People have kids and continue on being the same selfish ****s they were before. I’ve rarely seen anything else. People are so ****ing quick to justify leaving their kids. A man that has these ****ing excuses for not being under the same roof as their kids are ****ing bitches. Especially military ****s going off to some **** war. If you wanna be a soldier don’t have a kid you selfish *******s. Same with drunks and junkies and just all sorts.
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I believe what you're describing are the resulting symptoms of living in a society that doesn't take care of it's people. There is a definitive link between uneducated women (higher ed) and having 2-5 children starting at a young age, and educated women (BA or beyond) having 0-2 children, later in life, and with greater financial security.
Imagine if we offered comprehensive sex education! Imagine if birth control was not taboo and that girls were not taught to be so disconnected from their bodies. Imagine if we encouraged boys to continue playing with dolls and dressing up and exploring gender roles? It's not a coincidence that little boys who are allowed to play with dolls grow up to be attentive fathers.
Destroy the military industrial complex, destroy the for-profit prison systems, kill the war on drugs and repeal or amend the 13th amendment, and imagine the numbers of black and brown fathers that would have been and wanted to be attentive fathers.
Drunks and junkies? We already know we need further reaching and more comprehensive drug and alcohol treatment options and facilities.
I also think that split and happy households are infinitely better environments for children to grow up in than one where you have two prisoners trapped together pretending that everything's fine.
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