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Topic	Every successful person i've ever met had a strong father figure growing up
COVxy 02/11/22 12:58:34 PM #15:	Caution999 posted... How is it "pushing conservative ideals" when that literally is reality? One parent who has to work full time and make, potentially, half the the money, is never going to be able to fulfill both roles, and give enough attention to their children as two parents do/can. The statistics of not having a father-figure or two parents are all there ...the conclusion is obvious. You're more likely to get into trouble from a single parent household...on average. Exceptions certainly can happen. I don't think anybody would argue against two incomes is better for the child than one. Maybe you want to spend a bit of time considering why you are often getting disagreement. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:962562079] in Every succ... [t:79894578]...</cite> <quote>Caution999 posted... </cite> <quote>How is it "pushing conservative ideals" when that literally is reality? One parent who has to work full time and make, potentially, half the the money, is never going to be able to fulfill both roles, and give enough attention to their children as two parents do/can. The statistics of not having a father-figure or two parents are all there ...the conclusion is obvious. You're more likely to get into trouble from a single parent household...on average. Exceptions certainly can happen.</quote> I don't think anybody would argue against two incomes is better for the child than one. Maybe you want to spend a bit of time considering why you are often getting disagreement. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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