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meaning: taking into account the different tasks of each, the having of the babies, the job offers given to each, or maybe would you rather bring home the main money or be the one to stay home and run the house and care for the children?

And you can throw in: Do you think the mother feels more secure about always having her children; does the father make more sacrifices to hold onto the marriage to have his children? Or is this not an issue for you? Or maybe you'd prefer not to have the children? Or, or, or--answer free to your imagination....

2007-08-25 17:45:01 · 5 answers · asked by Anonymous in Entertainment & Music Polls & Surveys

Which do you think is more FUN?
We mustn't forget that, right?

2007-08-25 21:43:11 · update #1

5 answers

I have a deep bond with my children that began from the time I felt them move within me and was cemented the first time I held them. I understand their fears, I listen to their dreams and do my best to support their hope for the future. They are the only people on this planet that I love unconditionally and they know I love them no matter what, even if I get angry with their behavior. I can only go by what I know and feel so being the mom is my preference. Being dad has more complications to it, but the love is as strong even if, as in our case, he doesn't show it the way the kids need. My way of dealing with their issues is telling them their dad loves them the best way he knows how.

I was a stay home mom for about a year, then worked part time in the evenings for a few years until my dad got really sick. I stayed home then and cared for him, raised my young children, took care of my home and husband as best I could,and loved doing so. I think the mom has traditionally bonded with her children through the every day tasks she performs for them and has better knowledge of them because she spends more time with them and doing for them as far as personal chores. That doesn't mean the dad doesn't bond just as well through his own relationship and shared time, but I am better at showing my love through doing for someone so I would choose that area.

More to say, but am too long winded as it is! Thought provoking question!

2007-08-25 18:16:25 · answer #1 · answered by dizzkat 7 · 1 0

???? You look to have ignored the fundamental piece of information. the father does not appropriate guard him while he's ill, and the boy is gloomy with this. you besides might falsely can charge that each and all and sundry divorced women people do no longer want the fathers to have any touch with their infants. this is a lie. (in reality, i've got responded innumerable questions from mothers asking why the fathers refuse to have any or plenty touch with their infants; maximum divorced mothers want fathers to be of their toddler's lives.) while the toddler is ill, then that should be taken into acocunt. it incredibly is the well being of the toddler this is maximum mandatory. you're additionally distorting certainty to declare that she resents the touch. She did no longer say that. She suggested she feels she's being merciless having her son be together with his father while ill, as he does not take ideal care of him. you besides might are making up the bit approximately precidence. saying that he's ill and so ought to stay homestead isn't putting a precident for each and all of the the remainder of the time. you have made up all you write approximately her being in a women people's team -- you basically made that up thoroughly, without data. you besides might have not got any way of understanding he's no longer in (or must be in, if he needed) a divorced father's team. So, you're making up a gaggle of fantasies, then positioned them in this lady, and over-generalize to all divorced mothers. How approximately sticking to certainty, quite of filling the internet with lies? then you definately ask whether the father ought to easily end seeing his son thoroughly. You look to think of that basically the father, and not the son, must be seen to that end. the father is a grown-up; the son is partially his accountability. Do you frequently recommend adult adult males leaving at the back of their infants, then blame the mothers for combating the fathers seeing their infants? Uh, no, the regulation frequently contraptions out custody agreements, that are binding to the ordinary custodial parent. yet yet another situation you have only made up out of no the place.

2016-10-17 00:25:41 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Just being a good Parent to your children is all that's required...whether you're the Mom or Dad. It does not matter which gender you are... I have friends who have single handedly raised their children by themselves... who had lost their partners or had left their relationships...and friends who really can do with "Good Parenting Skills"...Money is not a factor on raising children...neither is "which Parent sacrifices the most"...Your Love and Your Time is...

2007-08-25 18:35:33 · answer #3 · answered by wojjy 6 · 0 0

I'm happy being me, the wife, the mom and now the grandma.
I still work and try to keep my house clean. My husband works and tries to keep the yard and the house in working order. I am what I am, and that's all I want to be.

2007-08-25 17:51:16 · answer #4 · answered by Avatar 5 · 1 0

mother..im happy being a woman

2007-08-25 17:51:30 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

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