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Originally Posted by tristanrobin I don't know if it's the author's words - or if you've paraphrased him.
However, for this to be taken seriously, there is a word missing that is very important: MAY. Those things MAY happen. They may not happen. They may also happen to girls who HAVE fathers. Every - EVERY - situation is different. Your author will NEVER convince me that the daughter of Jodie Foster, a single woman with no live-in male companion, is less happy or less well-adjusted than the daughter of John Wayne Gacy, a full-time father. There are way way way too many generalizations and broad-brushed statements for the piece to have scientific validity. | Why don't you just read the book and see what the "experts" say. It's possible you could purchase the book for less than $3.
I have to disagree. Every child deserves both father and mother. You know, God knew what He was doing when He created both. If He didn't think children needed a father (or mother), I'm sure He'd have formed them in such a way that they didn't need each other to procreate. |