Dadren

[quote]Depressing thread this is[/quote] Sure is but apparently this is very common. Hate that so many people are going through what I went through and apparently much worse. I’ve gotten to the point where I choose to remember the good things about my dad, he taught me professionalism, how t...

Ah, guess I should have read all the way to the end. My bad. ...

[quote]By that logic, police would never take action if there were ever multiple people in the car. After all, the passenger may just hitching a ride. [/quote] Huh? I said that the PIT maneuver was justified. My post was a reply to someone saying no innocents were lost. You can’t know that beca...

“Rules for thee, but not for me” Too many people in this world like this. ...

[quote]Is this photo AI[/quote] I’m going with yes. -Weird shading on her left boob -Left earning is hanging low in an odd way and she doesn’t have a right one -hands are hidden because AI has figured out it’s terrible at doing human hands. ...

[quote]Teaching your son not to hit a women and treat them with respect is critically more important than learning how to wash dishes or put your underwater on. Teaching your son not to be a violent animal that can intimidate and hurt other people is more important than learning to wipe your arse.[/...

[quote]Kids from single fathers have outcomes much better than kids from single mothers. [/quote] True, but it’s not really an apples to apples comparison because, on average, the circumstances leading to single parenthood differ for men and women. Almost all single dads are either divorced or...

[quote]Statistically this isn't true either. The guy is usually overworked and it's taking a toll physically. Wife is usually unwilling to change lifestyles to catch up with inflation or a slowdown in economic demand. [/quote] What statistics have you seen that support this?...

[quote]Because the leader is a man. Men are responsible for keeping their kids in line, not the women. [/quote] I agree 100%, but that doesn’t make the man more “critically important” as you said. It simply means that men have their roles and women have theirs. They’re complementary. ...

[quote]At some point we have to be real, point to the stats and say men are critically more important to a household than females, especially as it relates to children. [/quote] Even if this was true, what exactly is the point in this kind of thinking? Why does one person in a marriage have to...