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Also it's rather insulting to say that men progressing through their careers means they don't want to raise their children. I would say many, if not most, men r
by behringer 7y ago
Also it's rather insulting to say that men progressing through their careers means they don't want to raise their children. I would say many, if not most, men rise strive for promotion for no other reason than to raise their children better...
- Miner49er 7y agoI meant economically. We don't pay people to raise kids.
- ghettoimp 7y agoSurely a man who is successful in his career can support his children in many ways. This is undoubtedly important to many men. But most men who strive for promotions surely have many reasons other than their children. Who doesn't want {appreciation, autonomy, status, money, ...} just for the sake of their own ego, identity, power, etc.?