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I'm trying not to make this sound pejorative, but someone who runs a "Nice Guy Coaching" business, with the following articles advertised in the sidebar: - The
by sebmellen 3y ago
I'm trying not to make this sound pejorative, but someone who runs a "Nice Guy Coaching" business, with the following articles advertised in the sidebar:
- The Secret to What Women REALLY Want From a Man
- 14 Ethical Marketing Strategies: Sales Tactics Without Manipulation
- Ethical Influence: Can Persuasive Language Be Honest and Healthy?
complaining about having to be a parent feels very odd, and, plainly, narcissistic.
This isn't a spaceship mowing the lawn. The author has a child who needs love, support, nurturing, education, understanding, etc. not just stroller pushing. Parenting is an all-encompassing act precisely because it is so complex. Is a "Nice Guy Coaching" website or blog really more important than rearing your children to be a force for good in the world?
- the_gipsy 3y agoOMG now it clicks. He writes that his wife has some problem and that's why he has to attend the child. This is not what he expected!
- badcppdev 3y agoYou give me the impression that you didn't do more than read the titles of the sidebar articles and then jump to conclusions. Can you confirm whether or not you've read / listened to his content?