So Close and Yet So Far!

Another example of how women will seek to absolve themselves of responsibility and put the blame on men.. ALWAYS

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[TheVagolfer]

I'm 70...When I grew up it was the women in families - grandmothers, mothers, aunts, etc., that taught young girls how to be a wife. What's changed is there are no more "families" because women are divorcing their children's fathers at a 75% rate. Actions have consequences.

[KurayamiGGEZ]

Stay single, my brothers. Don't date, don't get into relationships, don't get married, don't have kids.

[dallasreedom]

The silliness that we’ve all been putting up with has been unleashed.

[RB-ACP]

My experience in life is that mothers have a tendency to teach their daughters how to MANIPULATE men.

[sparkygump]

I can't think of a single woman who has ever taken responsibility or held themselves to account in my over six decades of life. Not one.

[paulweston]

Divorced man here .. God i love my single life the peace the tranquility do what i want when i want. Never again.

[robertredbeard]

I treated my daughter just like my son. by the time she went to school, she knew her ABC's, numbers and colors in three languages. She could use a computer, make simple meals for herself and many other things.

She was so independent, the school actually accused me of neglect. Because how could a kid be so skilled if they weren't being neglected?

Make that crap make sense.

[larryshunk]

Men are from are from the ( INSANE ASYLUM).

[Curtis-xg]

I think I have tried that with my daughters, and it’s been a constant fight with their mother and makes a man feel defeated in their efforts.. the constant and perpetual hate of men, not just from social media, but that common thread is pervasive throughout every commercial, every TV show, laws that are passed, literally every aspect of modern western society. The hate for Fathers and men in general is horrific.

[nickf]

What I have seen is quite a different story. Young women raised in a Mother dominant household are most at risk for acting badly. I have seen it first hand with women I have dated. Stop removing fathers from the household.

[CoreyHaga]

I claim NO RESPONSIBILITY for what I can not control ...
And I don't waste my time trying

[Korschtal]

I had a similar issue growing up as a boy in the 80's: Great family but F_minist school system. I'm still trying to deal with the fallout.

[Forverlost]

Im officially burned out on relationships. No benefits of being in them anymore. Im not an atm nor a free meal ticket.

[jpbart]

My 8 year old niece has been indoctrinated with my sister in law's misandry & I've already told her that I'm getting her a kitten for her first housewarming so she can start her collection of cats. My brother in law tries his darnedest to correct her, but the feminazi in law always supersedes the simp.

[kevinm.]

As a father of two daughters..I’ve done just that! Taught them things that todays women don’t teach their daughters..cooking, laundry, cleaning the house and even how to repair cars…on top of financial responsibility and how to properly treat men.

That’s right MEN today CAN do it all cause their mother sure as hell didn’t.

[AZRob]

You can do 100 things right, but, if you do one thing wrong, in their minds, that's what defines you.

[pastorjerrykliner]

You know what my ex-wife, taught MY SONS about "women"? That the cause of women's "happiness" will leave them broke and alone and that they (men) are disposable and can never rely on a woman to work on a relationship or "stick to" anything.

[andymanaus]

It is immensely difficult for a father to teach his children anything when you live apart from them and the mother is doing everything in her power to undermine their father's wisdom and knowledge.

With the tiny amount of time most fathers get to spend with their children after divorce, investing the time in loving discipline, guidance and advice is often pointless when the mother simply undoes all the good work that was done, the moment the children get back to her.

It becomes even worse when the mother uses the father's attempts to guide his children against him, and poisons the children to the point that they rebel at the first sign of their father trying to actually be a father.

[demonfighter]

Even when a father does the best he can, he's undermined by society.

My daughter is 17. I've been doing my best to teach her to take responsibility, to think through the consequences of choices, to set goals and work toward them, and so on. It was going well - eg, she was planning on going to college for engineering.

And then she made a couple of new friends, women in their mid-20s. One is a grad student in sociology or psychology or some such and the other is working in a "soft" field. All of a sudden, my daughter wants to go to college for psychology and get more into writing and art and follow her dream. "If you love what you do" and all that. She's highly resistant to looking into the work hours expected of employees of computer gaming companies and into the typical annual income of people who got BS degrees in psychology. I'm at a loss of what to do, other than not pay for degrees which won't lead to good-paying jobs.

[Billjohnson-ur]

I love telling wemen they don't qualify to be with me rich or poor its so fun to see the stunned look on their face