This kind of thing must be hard. Fathers may have hard time getting fair treatment in court in custody cases. This is why many are forced to put up with many types of bad behavior from their wifes. Birthrates are plummeting in most of the developed world and I think this is probably among the reasons why.
Yes I has been hard, but I'm in a better place in my mind with it now.
Birthrates are plummeting in most of the developed world and I think this is probably among the reasons why.
A bold statement! But yes, perhaps stick with one and so you don't risk the chance of being apart from 2 (or more) has crossed my mind over the past 12 years.
I'm not saying it's a huge factor statistically but I'm pretty sure there are significant numbers of fence-sitters all over the developed world who ponder whether they want to become fathers or not. Those men will certainly be put off by the combination of discouraging divorce rates and the prospect of having to fight over custody when divorcing less than amicably. In Japan, over a half of men in their twenties stay away from relationships altogether.
But yes, perhaps stick with one and so you don't risk the chance of being apart from 2 (or more) has crossed my mind over the past 12 years.
That's one way birthrates may be affected by this.
Seriously, though, I suppose women can lose much of their appeal if you get to be at the receiving end of or witness some of their worst behaviours. I wonder what goes on in the minds of those Japanese young men. In the West, most men who've lost appetite for relationships tend to be older men who've been put through the wringer in divorce court.
Yes they do.
This kind of thing must be hard. Fathers may have hard time getting fair treatment in court in custody cases. This is why many are forced to put up with many types of bad behavior from their wifes. Birthrates are plummeting in most of the developed world and I think this is probably among the reasons why.
Yes I has been hard, but I'm in a better place in my mind with it now.
A bold statement! But yes, perhaps stick with one and so you don't risk the chance of being apart from 2 (or more) has crossed my mind over the past 12 years.
I'm not saying it's a huge factor statistically but I'm pretty sure there are significant numbers of fence-sitters all over the developed world who ponder whether they want to become fathers or not. Those men will certainly be put off by the combination of discouraging divorce rates and the prospect of having to fight over custody when divorcing less than amicably. In Japan, over a half of men in their twenties stay away from relationships altogether.
That's one way birthrates may be affected by this.
You can tell she's not real, no woman would accept that tile colour in the bathroom!
Heh.
Seriously, though, I suppose women can lose much of their appeal if you get to be at the receiving end of or witness some of their worst behaviours. I wonder what goes on in the minds of those Japanese young men. In the West, most men who've lost appetite for relationships tend to be older men who've been put through the wringer in divorce court.
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For sure, and the same will be true the other way around.
Blow up dolls?
My bro doesn't want kids, I think he's seen my case and decided partly based on this.