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| 3 | Following a divorce, if shared parenting is impossible, the children are likely to do better when the primary parent is dad.Interesting point that they do better because mom actually stays involved even if she's not the custodial parent. It's too bad that he doesn't give any references to all of the studies that he mentions. I've known fantastic fathers and bad mothers, and bad fathers and amazing mothers. Parenting skill and effectiveness is not gender-determined, and hopefully at some point not only the courts, but the extremists on either side will realize that. I don't think that anyone would disagree at this poi… | /r/MensRights | 28/09/08 01:20 PM |
| 1 | Woman breaks glass on boyfriend's head, swings sword at him--but don't call it 'Domestic Violence'No one does. But because it's not explicitly spelled out either way people can read it in the way that best fits their own agenda. I know (because I have both prosecutor friends and PD friends)that at least in my city , that assaults committed by one family member upon another are always also classified as Domestic Violence for statistical reasons, no matter what the sex of the perpetrator/victims are. | /r/MensRights | 25/09/08 02:10 PM |
| 1 | Woman convicted of "having sex" with a 5 year old.I can't imagine any "duress" that my husband could put me under to convince me to molest a 5 year old. | /r/MensRights | 19/09/08 06:09 PM |
| 4 | Are female teachers really this sexist?And less of a lunatic. | /r/MensRights | 18/09/08 11:27 PM |
| 1 | At the present, the men of society are far more likely than women to be the victims of physical assault, murder, or suicide, yet only a miniscule amount of funding and resources are offered to men.I think that you can probably attribute a lot of the lack of funding and resources to the fact that men just don't ask for it. Women did learn to ask for those things in the 70s, but for whatever reason, most men haven't. My ex-husband and I (when we were both active in support work for parents of autistic children as well as parents of triplets and up) tried to organize workshops and support groups for men around those two issues. We had no problem at all getting funding the first year, until i… | /r/MensRights | 18/09/08 05:20 PM |
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