A man is a man by living his life with integrity. Being a biological father is nonsense. Being a good step father, grandfather, uncle, brother, friend. Silly question. A man is defined on his character.
Complicated question for sure. A childless man could become fully psychologically integrated, but he hasn’t experienced the full human condition without a family.https://twitter.com/jeffgiesea/status/1148007277091332097 …
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Many men (especially if they are the eldest) learn to be responsible, take care of their younger siblings and try to be a good example for them. While aiding their parents or filling the role of a father. Eventually taking care of the whole family. At least it happens here in KSA
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Good question. I have created a family with my wife and stepson. While he may not be my biological offspring. I feel an intense responsibility for his success and survival. A feeling that was absent from my life before marriage and family. A man can create a family many ways.
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The love you have for your child/children cannot be explained to someone who doesn’t have any. They just couldn’t understand and I know because I have children. Ask anyone.
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I have 3 children. My friend tried for years and has none. She is amazing with children and no man or woman should ever be called less then because they did not experience what I did by having children. I have no idea how strong they had to be to know they can’t be parents.
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That includes Jesus.
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I agree, I don't believe I fully understand what having kids would be like. I'm not starting at 45 so I guess I'll never know.
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Disagree.
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I think humans haven’t experienced love until they have a child or grief until you have lost one.
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My uncles one of these men, never wanted a family but later in his life (now which is 2 late to have a family) he does regret not having 1. Very successful man but his loved one was dealt a terrible card and passed. He’s a great man, but he even says something is missing.
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God gives us all our own journey. Wasted time to compare unless your gonna let someone hang their head on your shoulder for support.
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loser comment.
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I thought I knew it all before I had kids Now I spend every second applying & bestowing that knowledge You don’t really know something until you teach it, including love.
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This is complete horse shit. As if sex itself, feeling insanely great and causing humans to multiply like rabbits were not enough, we need all this cultural / societal conditioning and brainwashing to further our species? I'm a proud father of three BTW.
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A man learns his full human potential when he realizes his kid’s mother is a psychopath and that he has to fight just to see them
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Isn't dealing with the current media state like dealing with kids.
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