I'll put my two cents worth of practical experience in here.
In my view, mothers take care of the kids, fathers teach the kids by example. Simple as that.
Right now my kids are young (4 and 1). Their mother takes "care" of them and she does it well. This includes physical and emotional support. So I have a tough time agreeing that women are just better with "babies."
I am developing myself (e.g. going to the gym, eating right, maintaining frame, dressing well, gaming).
One of my conscious reasons for this development is so my kids can benefit from seeing me in "action" rather than hearing my lectures sporting a fat belly in the future.![[Image: smile.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/smile.gif)
In my view, mothers take care of the kids, fathers teach the kids by example. Simple as that.
Right now my kids are young (4 and 1). Their mother takes "care" of them and she does it well. This includes physical and emotional support. So I have a tough time agreeing that women are just better with "babies."
I am developing myself (e.g. going to the gym, eating right, maintaining frame, dressing well, gaming).
One of my conscious reasons for this development is so my kids can benefit from seeing me in "action" rather than hearing my lectures sporting a fat belly in the future.