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I largely agree. It lost me greatly when it stated, > Few women in rich countries now need a man’s support to raise a family. (They might want it, but they don
by arcanus 9y ago
I largely agree. It lost me greatly when it stated,
> Few women in rich countries now need a man’s support to raise a family. (They might want it, but they don’t need it.)
I'm a man, and my wife is back to work after giving birth to our child. Raising a family seems to be a massively two person job. I have absolutely no idea how anyone can manage it alone and keep their sanity and not neglect their job and child.
Blanket statements such as this (instead of asking if single family homes might be resulting in worse outcomes for children) are where the article appeared to have an agenda.
- arkh 9y ago> I have absolutely no idea how anyone can manage it alone Not alone. The State (so, everyone paying taxes) is always here to help single parents.
- llamataboot 9y agoWhat benefits accrue to single parents that you have a problem with?
- dpark 9y agoNeither I nor my wife would qualify for any sort of government assistance as single parents. And neither of us has any idea how we'd manage to raise children alone. Money is not the issue.