Daniel · 12 answers · 4y

Are fathers worse parents than mothers in general?

I'd say they're pretty equal, but if I had to choose one I'd say fathers are probably worse just because usually when a kid is molested or something it's the father (I think)

No, 
Just because you gave birth doesn't mean you have a better bond with the child, the father helps influence you to become a better person. A father can be strict with you, but love you at the same time. People need to realize that while mothers are vital to nurturing a kid, without the fathers help makes the kids future so much worse.

In general I think so. Mothers are nurturers, a quality severely lacking in a lot of men. But that's not always the case.

I think women might have more nurturing instincts but I don't think it's something men are unable to project -- they totally can, it's just a matter of will. Lots of great single dads out there.

It's all a fucking play anyway, whoever's the bigger asshole. My experience says 'no'.

I wouldn't dare talk about other parents. But I think having both in my case was a good balance of nurture and pushing me. I could easily have been over nurtured or rebellious without one or the other.

In general? I can't say for sure but I feel they are. Maybe my own feelings pushed me to that conclusion though. I don't like my father at all.

A lot of mothers are bad (almost all of them are bad in some way or another), but I would guess that on average fathers are worse, because males are emotionally colder, more aggressive, more about putting on a front of strength, generally more criminal and destructive, hard-headed, more likely to fall into any type of extreme imaginable, etc. And women by nature are softer, more emotional, more nurturing, like to resolve things through discussion before violence, etc.

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