AspirationAtWork Archive

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4	People need to accept men generally do less parenting than women. It establishes a pattern of different parenting styles between men and women. Nothing more. To make the leap that this is entirely or dominantly rooted in biology has not been proven by your source, and I would need to see further evidence to support it, especially when social influences remains a compelling and plausible explanation. Prolactin also increases in men in the post-partum period, also making them more receptive to their child's needs. This isn't exclusive to mothers. As for single-p…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/08/25 05:30 AM
6	People need to accept men generally do less parenting than women. At no point does this paper suggest that a man is incapable of parenting like a woman(or vice versa). It also doesn't suggest that parenting differences between men and women are biological in nature but rather that it is social.	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/08/25 03:40 AM
5	People need to accept men generally do less parenting than women. What proof is there that a man cannot "parent the same way as a woman?" What evidence is there that your sex affects your parenting style?	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/08/25 03:26 AM