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In reply to the discussion: Men [View all]Squinch
(53,243 posts)66. I am so sorry you had to experience that.
But I am glad that the courts worked correctly in your case to keep you with the parent who wanted you and could care for you. I'm also glad you have severed your relationship with him. He doesn't sound safe.
Be well.
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Probably for the same reason you got so defensive when someone linked you to the duckies site
Major Nikon
May 2014
#8
I'll agree with one thing. Your post is definitly out there on the bullshit scale.
boston bean
May 2014
#19
No, actually, it's not: "plainly obvious that you are willing to go to bat for the alleged MRA
sabrina 1
May 2014
#100
kick to mark for later after I have had time to think about this and reply beyond saying there are
uppityperson
May 2014
#3
yes, but sons are not material possessions. No one should own another human being.
Tuesday Afternoon
May 2014
#6
Thank you for sharing your personal journey and how society can be evolving albeit it in small ways
Tuesday Afternoon
May 2014
#5
Your assertion that family court is unfair to men requires more than anecdotal evidence
redqueen
May 2014
#12
I wish you would list them. This OP definitely seems like the right place and right time and
Tuesday Afternoon
May 2014
#43
interesting the one "Hide It" had no comment....Come here and explain yourself!
snooper2
May 2014
#38
Analogy: More than a few women might have a tendency to perceive "men's rights groups" like
Zorra
May 2014
#49
Any statistics to counter the Pew study posted below, which contradicts your claim? nt
redqueen
May 2014
#70
Repeating your claim that there is "no doubt" is not evidence of anything.
geek tragedy
May 2014
#78
you were citing your dad's case as proof that the system was biased against men.
geek tragedy
May 2014
#85
Here is an article with some statistics from PEW research that show that in most cases,
Squinch
May 2014
#53
Right untill you actually dig into the documents the article spewed its conclusions from
Egnever
May 2014
#72
Since courts are tougher on mothers in general, requiring a higher standard for them,
redqueen
May 2014
#80
I would love to see some data that says the courts are tougher on mothers in general.
Egnever
May 2014
#86
The article that you responded to does not state things that are not borne out by its own sources.
Squinch
May 2014
#92
Hmmm. Maybe you should read my post and the article again. What both say is that the reason
Squinch
May 2014
#77
The fact that women today get custody more often is due to patriarchal stereotypes.
scruboak
May 2014
#87