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Saturday, September 20, 2008
The Bachelor Life Includes a Family
Bachelor men as single parent? Possibilites include surrogation (maybe the NEXT BIG thing in outsourcing OR rather offshoring).
Thought, men have his owns biological clock, which is ticking. Surrogacy or adoption it's the options for single males. In mature age you are more dedicated to have a kid to fulfill your life. For myself I would prefer to raise kids in a family with both parents, but children are not less loved by a single parent, and in life you may not have a choice.
I'm rather sceptical whether this is not just another fad of a selfish society, when the president of the National Fatherhood Initiative quotes research that shows that children growing up with a single parent face a higher risk of problems than children raised by two parents. This is not to say sometimes this is a better option, but if planned from the outset I tend to disagree.
Who is to say being a Single Male Parent is right or wrong? It is a new and interesting concept. Don't kill the idea yet. Especially if you have not experienced it.
Hearsay is one thing and being a single parent and experiencing it is another.
Atleast we now know being a Single Male Parent IS an OPTION.
Raising kids by a single father it's not more or less as selfish, as raising kids by a single mother. Nearly 50% of the marriages are ending in a divorce nowadays, and kids are being raised by separate parents anyway with all its share of problem.
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Thought, men have his owns biological clock, which is ticking. Surrogacy or adoption it's the options for single males.
In mature age you are more dedicated to have a kid to fulfill your life.
For myself I would prefer to raise kids in a family with both parents, but children are not less loved by a single parent, and in life you may not have a choice.
I'm rather sceptical whether this is not just another fad of a selfish society, when the president of the National Fatherhood Initiative quotes research that shows that children growing up with a single parent face a higher risk of problems than children raised by two parents. This is not to say sometimes this is a better option, but if planned from the outset I tend to disagree.
Who is to say being a Single Male Parent is right or wrong? It is a new and interesting concept. Don't kill the idea yet. Especially if you have not experienced it.
Hearsay is one thing and being a single parent and experiencing it is another.
Atleast we now know being a Single Male Parent IS an OPTION.
Raising kids by a single father it's not more or less as selfish, as raising kids by a single mother.
Nearly 50% of the marriages are ending in a divorce nowadays, and kids are being raised by separate parents anyway with all its share of problem.
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