Men who don't have the experience of caring for a child even for a short while cannot make good decisions about what's normative of a civilization. Good policies will not be enacted if men do not "see" children.
Men who don't have the experience of caring for a child even for a short while cannot make good decisions about what's normative of a civilization. Good policies will not be enacted if men do not "see" children.
But hey, fellow men, guess how we break down that stigma? It's by having a lot of normal, everyday guys acknowledge children's existence in friendly, wholesome ways -- even if it's just a wave or a quick greeting.
If a greater percentage of men would do this, then there would be far less nervousness about undeserved, incorrect assumptions.
Hardly think that has anything to do with making good decisions about civilization
Just saying, don't take other adults not interacting with your child as some overarching statement about gender in society.