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The article posits that fathers are only valued for their ability to make money, are expected to do only that, and so do not interact with their community in th
by teucris 3y ago
The article posits that fathers are only valued for their ability to make money, are expected to do only that, and so do not interact with their community in the same way as mothers. While I don’t think it’s as dramatic as the article claims, there’s something to that argument and changing that culture would bring fathers into the community more, giving them more meaningful human interactions.
- johnnyanmac 3y ago4 day work week would help give more people time to hang out. But I don't think the issue stems from fathers not having time to meet people. There are stereotypical bars/"boy's nights" in 80's, 90's, and even 00's media so there were places hang out, even as a married man. The real question is why these places eroded.