Roosters Behaving Badly, Hens Cheeping Loudly
Feminists that don’t need men will need the state, which is run by the worst sorts of men and women imaginable. Now the state is our father, and what a rotten dad he is.
Fathers
In Her Own Words: My mother abused my father and me
Dealing with violent, abuse women is not just a men’s issue. Women are also affect, as are the men they love. Dr. T brings us a story from Marian, on Day 4 of her daily October postings for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Parental Alienation: Parent-Child reunification after alienation
The final installment of our three-part series on parental alienation examines programs, services, and interventions that combat alienation and seek to reunite estranged parents and their children.
Parental alienation: The impact on parents
Dr. Edward Kruk continues his series on the reality and damages of parental alienation, this time on both the alienated and alienating parent.
The impact of parental alienation on children
Professor Edward Kruk looks at the damage done when a child is taught to hate or treat one of their parents with contempt: it’s an insidious form of child abuse.
The fatherhood effect
You should be very careful when talking to kids. Responsibility is an obligation; an availability; an act of listening, taking account. The only time we listen to our children is when we need evidence to correct and control them.
Child Custody: Maternal Preference in 19th Century American Law
Under both “patriarchal” and feminist cultures, the presumption of equal custody has never existed. Tom James examines the historical records.
The Man Always Pays – The Men’s Review (1948 Article)
We continue the series of Men’s Review excerpts below with this piece discussing the unbalanced financial and parental burdens placed on fathers. – PW * * * The Man Always Pays by Vertir About a hundred thousand men are sentenced for life to the bondage of maintenance orders. Try to imagine the welter of misery …
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I’d Give You an “A”
I could tell by the way these kids responded to me that every one of them was a damn fine kid just bleeding for some attention, and specifically from a father.
