The six ways you’ll see your dad
Is it just us, or are positive depictions of fatherhood, even in comedy, becoming more and more common?
Fathers
The Scourge of Fatherlessness and the Death of God
If God is dead, all things are permitted. —Ivan Karamazov in The Brothers Karamazov There is a father absence crisis in society, observes the National Fatherhood Initiative. “According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 18.3 million children, 1 in 4, live without a biological, step, or adoptive father in the home,” it reports. This is generating a …
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On Father’s Day, Can We Please Stop Lecturing Dads?
Long before they replaced mothers with “birthing persons,” fathers were being told to be more like mothers
The fight for father’s rights in the UK
In the UK, women become mothers when they give birth. Fathers must file an application to become fathers, and the mother must agree. That’s an interesting version of equality.
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.
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.
