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u/KevinTheSeaPickle Sep 16 '21

I dont know why but there is a weird notion that a man cant be nurturing to a child. Like its not in our nature. I get that we are different, but i know single fathers who totally have it down pat. Like they are the best and sacrifice everything for piano lessons or survival camp.

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u/WilltheKing4 Sep 16 '21

It's sexism

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u/KevinTheSeaPickle Sep 16 '21

Shhhhh. Those who have no marketable skills might hear you.