
I know every other lass on here is a single mum but are there any dads? I've never heard any of the men mention it, like ever, never ever.






Posted by Jumpin_Jupiter
That's because we men do not like to talk about that type stuff. We keep our family business off the interwebs. What stays home stays home. A lot of y'all don't know I'm a grandfather too. I want my personal business and life to stay off the site. I'm private like that.

Posted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do. M
But I highly, highly, HIGHLY doubt that it means that there are more mothers than fathers on dxp, unless all the men are kids. Lol

Posted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by FValentina
I think Ands did say he will be a father soon
LOL! Even if that were the case, one solitary dad isn't going to readdress the 'imbalance' overnight. 👶
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Posted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do.
Wrong.
Children are basically narcissistic extensions of women. Theoretically, that's why only children experience unconditional love from women (and pets don't count because they can't talk back).
That's why many mothers always act like their kids shit gold...
Also, society places far more importance on mothers being present in the child's life than men. That's why the courts are so heavily biased in favour of women, when it comes to custody disputes.
But, of course, let's sweep such truths under the carpet, and concoct alternative excuses that place women in a better light and throw some shade on men.
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Posted by poppyflowerPosted by Midnite_RiserPosted by SomGah damn way to throw him under the bus
Libra4rmTX for sure.
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Posted by poppyflowerPosted by Midnite_RiserPosted by SomGah damn way to throw him under the bus
Libra4rmTX for sure.
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Posted by LaGenereuzPosted by Walk_on_byPosted by IceStormPurely speaking for myself I am a manchild.
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do. M
But I highly, highly, HIGHLY doubt that it means that there are more mothers than fathers on dxp, unless all the men are kids. Lol
I certainly don't know many fathers who's kids aren't the center of their world.
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What you said reminded me of this scene from fight club

Posted by Walk_on_by
I know every other lass on here is a single mum but are there any dads? I've never heard any of the men mention it, like ever, never ever.

Posted by Jade_AlexanderPosted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by Jade_AlexanderPosted by Saturn_ReturnsSomeone has been listening to angry men podcasts. LolzPosted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do.
Wrong.
Children are basically narcissistic extensions of women. Theoretically, that's why only children experience unconditional love from women (and pets don't count because they can't talk back).
That's why many mothers always act like their kids shit gold...
Also, society places far more importance on mothers being present in the child's life than men. That's why the courts are so heavily biased in favour of women, when it comes to custody disputes.
But, of course, let's sweep such truths under the carpet, and concoct alternative excuses that place women in a better light and throw some shade on men.
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No, that's the reality.
It's funny how you didn't say the same thing about IceStorm's post. Oh, silly me, I know why...
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Because Ice Storm comment makes sense. I dont discuss my children at work unless relevant. I also feel a healthy masculine presence in a woman’s life is extremely important.
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Posted by LaGenereuzPosted by Walk_on_byPosted by LaGenereuzPosted by Walk_on_byWhat you said reminded me of this scene from fight clubPosted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do. M
But I highly, highly, HIGHLY doubt that it means that there are more mothers than fathers on dxp, unless all the men are kids. Lol
Purely speaking for myself I am a manchild.
I certainly don't know many fathers who's kids aren't the center of their world.
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I was hoping for the scene where he cry's on meatloafs titties.
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Here enjoy lol

Posted by Bumboklaat
I'll be your daddy, if you want








Posted by Jade_AlexanderPosted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by Jade_AlexanderPosted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by Jade_AlexanderPosted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by Jade_AlexanderPosted by Saturn_ReturnsSomeone has been listening to angry men podcasts. LolzPosted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do.
Wrong.
Children are basically narcissistic extensions of women. Theoretically, that's why only children experience unconditional love from women (and pets don't count because they can't talk back).
That's why many mothers always act like their kids shit gold...
Also, society places far more importance on mothers being present in the child's life than men. That's why the courts are so heavily biased in favour of women, when it comes to custody disputes.
But, of course, let's sweep such truths under the carpet, and concoct alternative excuses that place women in a better light and throw some shade on men.
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No, that's the reality.
It's funny how you didn't say the same thing about IceStorm's post. Oh, silly me, I know why...
Because Ice Storm comment makes sense. I dont discuss my children at work unless relevant. I also feel a healthy masculine presence in a woman’s life is extremely important.
It makes sense to you but it doesn't mean it's completely correct.
Just because you can't face certain home truths, it doesn't mean you have to direct derogatory remarks towards someone who has their eyes wide open.
I know you're a Libra but drop the passive-aggressive bullshit. I have zero tolerance for it.
Cool. I’m digging the macho man act. Are you going to tell me sexual market value is 0 as well?
And thanks vey much for showing everyone why you ended up being a single mother.
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Yeah, must have been that.
In all honesty, you should take a second to recognize people are far more complex. I left a cult and an abusive marriage. My ex’s mental health spiraled after his 30’s. So my choice to be single was to protect my kids, also to force him to get professional help and heal my family unit. He was willing to pull a shot gun on my face while I was pregnant in front of my child. I better have fucking left.click to expand

Posted by saggurl88
People around 30 aren’t really having kids nowadays. The teen pregnancy trend has stopped for both sexes.
Lots of the younger generations don’t want to be straddled to a kid unless they actually have help from a spouse.
Unlike the previous generations where we thought we could do it with or without one parent.
I’m glad to see the decline of it and happy that the younger generations are actually living their lives without making it unnecessarily complicated by adding kids when they aren’t ready for them.
Also,
People don’t bring kids up on the site much because there is always someone willing to talk crap about the kid, to get under the parents skin.


Posted by IceStormPosted by Walk_on_byPosted by Jade_AlexanderIt doesn't make sense. Perhaps in your world it does, but not in mine, I do not know a lot of fathers who's kids aren't their world. It also is a fact that there are more mothers on dxp than fathers, maybe that is skewed by there being much more women. But over the years, generally there just hasn't been many dads. .Posted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by Jade_AlexanderPosted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do.
Wrong.
Children are basically narcissistic extensions of women. Theoretically, that's why only children experience unconditional love from women (and pets don't count because they can't talk back).
That's why many mothers always act like their kids shit gold...
Also, society places far more importance on mothers being present in the child's life than men. That's why the courts are so heavily biased in favour of women, when it comes to custody disputes.
But, of course, let's sweep such truths under the carpet, and concoct alternative excuses that place women in a better light and throw some shade on men.
Someone has been listening to angry men podcasts. Lolz
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No, that's the reality.
It's funny how you didn't say the same thing about IceStorm's post. Oh, silly me, I know why...
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Because Ice Storm comment makes sense. I dont discuss my children at work unless relevant. I also feel a healthy masculine presence in a woman’s life is extremely important.
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You’re not the brightest crayon in the box.
The point of my comment was you can’t say that it’s a fact that there are more mothers than fathers on dxp unless you have actually taken a poll and gathered data. Have you taken a poll? 🤔 Or are you only basing this on who has mentioned their kids on the forum?
My only point was just because you don’t see as many men talk about their kids on dxp means absolutely nothing.
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Posted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do.
Wrong.
Children are basically narcissistic extensions of women. Theoretically, that's why only children experience unconditional love from women (and pets don't count because they can't talk back).
That's why many mothers always act like their kids shit gold...
Also, society places far more importance on mothers being present in the child's life than men. That's why the courts are so heavily biased in favour of women, when it comes to custody disputes.
But, of course, let's sweep such truths under the carpet, and concoct alternative excuses that place women in a better light and throw some shade on men.
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Posted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by IceStorm
Men don’t make family the center of their lives the way that women do and men also tend to compartmentalize and I think that’s why they don’t talk about their kids the way that we do.
Wrong.
Children are basically narcissistic extensions of women. Theoretically, that's why only children experience unconditional love from women (and pets don't count because they can't talk back).
That's why many mothers always act like their kids shit gold...
Also, society places far more importance on mothers being present in the child's life than men. That's why the courts are so heavily biased in favour of women, when it comes to custody disputes.
But, of course, let's sweep such truths under the carpet, and concoct alternative excuses that place women in a better light and throw some shade on men.
weird. when I was watching that Chris watts case, they said there were studies about men killing not only their wives but little kids as well coz exactly as you phrased, that they are deemed extensions of the woman so if the man had to get rid of her, he tends also to get rid of her 'extension(s).'
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Posted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by virgoOPPP
@Gobsmacked
@Saturn_Returns
here ya go professor but i gotta dig up the docu vid coz there's a lot of those vids out there but the one with the specific phrasing a bit tricky to track down
"In most cases of familicide, the spouse was the primary source of the offenders' anger, where the children were viewed as supporters or extensions of their mother (Wilson et al., 1995, p.289)."
-Wilson, M., Daly, M., & Daniele, A. (1995). Familicide: The killing of spouse and children.
Aggressive Behavior, 21(4), 275–291.
You're completely missing the point.
You were triggered. So, instead of sticking to the subject matter at hand, you decided to direct the discussion to something else entirely - something that conveniently shifts the spotlight from what was being discussed in the first place.
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Posted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by Saturn_ReturnsPosted by virgoOPPP
@Gobsmacked
@Saturn_Returns
here ya go professor but i gotta dig up the docu vid coz there's a lot of those vids out there but the one with the specific phrasing a bit tricky to track down
"In most cases of familicide, the spouse was the primary source of the offenders' anger, where the children were viewed as supporters or extensions of their mother (Wilson et al., 1995, p.289)."
-Wilson, M., Daly, M., & Daniele, A. (1995). Familicide: The killing of spouse and children.
Aggressive Behavior, 21(4), 275–291.
You're completely missing the point.
You were triggered. So, instead of sticking to the subject matter at hand, you decided to direct the discussion to something else entirely - something that conveniently shifts the spotlight from what was being discussed in the first place.
That tactic is known as deflection and I called you out on it.
i was addressing what you wrote, hence i quoted you specifically coz it caught my attention. and if i was commenting on what you wrote and it is within topic as you obvi believe, then logically it must mean that i AM on topic coz i simply responded but whatever i'll just get petty in this direction.
You didn't address anything - all you did was shift the discussion onto something else entirely that placed women in a better light (and vice versa for men). That's blatant deflection.
Btw, according to more recent sources than the 30 year-old, antiquated information you presented, there were more female perpetrators of child abuse, in the US, in 2021. If you do a web search, you can find the official stats yourself.click to expand
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