> It's a circular argument, since the main reason men aren't taking time off work to devote to parenting is the absence of such a leave. This is not true. Ger

> It's a circular argument, since the main reason men aren't taking time off work to devote to parenting is the absence of such a leave. This is not true. Germany introduced paid paternity leave, and the rates that men use it is still far lower than the rates of maternity leave usage. [1] Other countries might differ, Google wasn't providing me very good results for paternity vs maternity leave usage. [1] https://www.jstor.org/stable/43488388?seq=1 https://www.jstor.org/stable/43488388?seq=1