I have a friend who grew up without a father. He, and most of my friends, spent a lot of time at my house. My dad became a father figure to many of them. I found out, years after my dad had passed, that this first friend regularly visits my dad's grave.
I raised 2 kids on my own when ex wife left. Both left to great lives and I’m proud I helped a single mother raise her two kid who both received their degrees. I remarried and raised 3 more and are doing great. Dads are the strength and discipline of the family and the mothers the conscience and love
Congratulations. Fathers don't get the recognition they deserve. I know a few who raised their children and one who raised his girl. Women can be lousy mothers as well as men can be lousy Father's. Sometimes it is better to be raised by one parent.
I feel like dads are often forgotten and mums get all the glory..: my dad is my hero and my best friend.. even at 30 I’m still ringing my dad when I’m upset and he is my rock
Our son worked for me since he was 17. I am a craftsman, so was teaching him tradesmanship. Although he learned quite a bit, like most kids, he would take advantage of "working for dad". Finally I had to "fire him", but wouldn't let him go park his behind in front of the computer. I helped him write a professional resume and showed him how to apply online to resorts and national parks. They supply housing so he wouldn't have to worry about survival and just on developing a good work ethic. Within 48 hours, he had calls from Grand Tetons, Vail, Aspen, Alaska and the Grand Canyon. Coincidentally, I had worked the summer at the canyon 38 years before. He was offered a job there and now walks out every morning inside the park and enjoying a daily view that few can rival and is truly coming into his own. His mom & I couldn't be prouder. Now we just hope he still wants to come home...
This is such an important conversation! I loved this episode! Over a year ago I posted on FB that boys needed more help, and I posted statistics that showed why. Many of my feminist friends flipped out. I couldn’t believe how controversial it was! And many of these moms have boys! I will share your fabulous interview with Dr. Ferrell. Just because one sex needs more help doesn’t mean you can’t still support the other! It’s not a competition!
What a great show!! I was full time dad for 4 years, then after divorce a long distance dad for 6 years then a full time single dad for 10 years, from what I'm hearing I can pat myself on the back. My daughter is loving, empathetic, has a good sense of self, well balanced, kind and generous...and still manages to tease me back! ✨💖✨
I was a cop in the inner city for 2 decades. Common theme of every gang banger - no father and very awkward around adult men, like they couldn't hold a regular conversation but always wanted to puff their chest like a toddler. As if their maturity had been retarded by the absence of a male role model.
Good fathers are as important as Good mothers. Parents ARE A TEAM…..working together for the betterment of a civil society…and they teach their children about how men and women couples are complimentary towards each other and they work as a team to effectively raise their children…
Hi Maria, this is not an assault on us, single mothers. I take it that there are figures behind to show the risks and threads bigger for kids like ours in general. I am a mum of 3 great boys, as you say . But I can clearly appreciate where they could have got more, being there a father with us. As you say, sometimes it is what it is. But let us be honest, it is not equal to full family with both quality mum and dad. Take care and all the best.
@@andreajohnson7955 hello Andrea. I think what some ppl forget that not all dads should be in the picture as they're abusive hence why I was a sole parent. My kids had my dad and brother in their life and they're just fine..they definitely would not be fine if he was in their lives. I was mom and dad and it wasn't easy some days but they are my world and wouldn't change a thing. I can appreciate what your saying but not every case is the same and I just stating my case as there's enough guilt on us as is. Take care U
@@mariag2454 You are right. My point was solely to say that a family with 2 good parents is better than a family with only one good parent. Bad people have to be excluded, no dispute here ever.
Of all the important political and legal topics of world events you've done, this may be one of the most touching AND important episodes ever! *That's saying a lot.
This was such a special episode. So needed. Both men an and women are important in this world and so important that both need to be treated with love and respect
I loved this episode! I scrolled past it over the weekend and didn’t feel compelled but tonight I decided what the heck and it was great! It’s fascinating to gain some insights into what a child gets from dad, especially how empathy is learned. One suggestion for the dad who can’t commit to dinner, make it a must do. Sunday dinners. And, if that really can’t happen, then do Sat or Sun brunch. Not only is the sharing, listening without judgement, and conveying that each person has been fully heard a wonderful thing, it’s a good way to have kids help cook, set the table, learn about posture and table manners, and clean up. Many young people don’t know how to set a table, where the flatware and glasses should go, or the bread plate…. It’s important to feel comfortable and confident at your date’s parent’s house or in a nice restaurant.
I was quite impressed by Dr. Farrell's advice to the father to reconsider where he is living if he didn't have enough time to have a family dinner once a week. I'd love to hear how that turned out.
Dear Megyn, thank you so much for bringing such interesting topics and delivering so brilliantly. Kindly keep developing one’s self questioning on subjects that matter. Great show and great interaction with great guest, as usual.
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(56:15) _When empathy is only a one-way street-that is the parents are constantly empathetic to the children-that does not lead to empathetic children_ _Learning to receive empathy as a one-way street becomes narcissism_ - (50:03) _What the children get from the rough housing is actually being more empathetic than they would without it_ - (1:17:42) _If you want your children to be empathetic they should be required [at family dinner night] to also share what their parents said without any distortion nor anything being missed and what their brothers and sisters said in the same way_ (1:02:16) "Boys are conducting physical atrocities publicly" > Girls are doing the same in terms of reputation mostly anonymously in the 'town square ' online
Off on a tangent. The wife of the headmaster of a martial art I have practiced for years, mentioned how the grandmaster of nine different lineages in Japan told her that, "You fight like a man, you need to learn how to fight like a woman." The unspoken word is "also." If you are a single parent you are required to learn how the other natural parent would/should, be the best for raising your child.
I think a single parent should seek out role models for his/her kids of the opposite sex from whatever sex the parent is that has the kids most of the time, because it is impossible for a parent to be both parents to their kids.
In a divorce, nearly all of the time the judge grants custody to the mother, even when the dad is the more stable of the two, which reduces the amount of influence that a dad can provide. My ex told the judge that I had done something w/ the intent to limit my visitation. He seemed to accept her word. When I told him that I'd found coke on her several times, he asked for a police report. Really? Who calls the police on their wife? I didn't call the police every time that she drove home drunk as a skunk either. My son eventually told her that either she give up drinking or he was moving in w/ me. She drank herself into an early grave and missed out on his wedding and birth of my grandson. And yet the judge sided w/ her. The judicial system doesn't help the lopsided numbers of mothers raising kids on their own.
When I was a kid in the 1950s and 60s, there were always kids in the school wearing casts. They played outside and challenged their physical limits. My son has a few broken bones as a child. All while playing outside and doing physical stuff. This mollycoddling of children is to their detriment. This allowing them to sit in front of computers for hours is easy for the parents. It is IMO child abuse as they end up physically unhealthy: soft and fat. It is also abdicating parental responsibility to bring up independent and physically healthy children. Do these people not care about their children? It seems they don't.
instead of "rough housing" lessons in the family, you could always try pitting boys in judo, jits, wrestling, boxing, thai boxing, when they are young. no dancing around in pj's arts, but full contact skillsets. those lessons are all there. start them young and they will have very useful skills and experiences and acquaintances by the time they're adults
I wish I was able to have listened live and have ben able to call in and debunk megyn say school shootings have to do with video games. My youngest son loves video games spent enough time around guns to learn firearm safety, but hates guns.
We can't eaisily solve the divorce prob;em but the best near term solution for families with no father is to create more male teachers. Teachers are the second most influential adults in a childs life. We should have free education for any man willing to become a reacher. A male teacher can influence many male students in a day and as an achecdemic role model he does it in a field that will be most belificial to the boy;
i agree, with the ded defecit concept, i thinknits ttue. we've become consumers, no longer citizens, and to be 'good' consumers, single families are the most profitable
After listening to this I came to the conclusion that Dr Farrell was unlike any “real” guy that I know or knew. I think it’s odd that he took so many years to figure out that he might need to adjust his point of view. Even after the apparent adjustment he’s still not someone I would confide in under any circumstance.
I found his observations good, but his solutions seemed a little theoretical instead of real world. I mean, "Take the coach aside and tell him your son doesn't have a father figure and could he take extra care to compliment him..." That's just a 98% chance of torpedoing the kid's chance to be a part of the "herd" and get the good things out of sports. My point is: I just can't imagine this advice coming out of the mouth or from the mind of a straight adult male (and not from most gay men, either), so I agree with your conclusion.
O I don't say this often but he is brilliant focused attentive brilliant ..... 360°listener well-rounded solid-based Love Filled intelligent communicator of emotional well-being and intelligence I learned so much and was encouraged to think deeper and listen better .
Dr. Farrell has a very narrow POV on life. I imagine it was mostly developed from his personal experience. He leaves many of us out of his narrative. The role of the father he is espousing could be harmful to some. How would Farrell recommend a father interact with the loner child, artistic nature; force him into sports? I'll catch one of your other shows Megyn.
At my Age have some experiences not with sons but nephews and grand nephews...The nephew Who taklks to me sometimes...grew up in New England...Best prep school in N.E. , fine New England University...great Skiier, Football and La Crosse in prep school and College...great personality...separated... one son...has his own business. He tries to make an athlete out of his son..I don't know him but I have seen pictures...11 years old-12...He is not an athlete......Just today... I recommended something in an E-mail... I do a Rubick's cube every morning for my mind..Some of these young kids...utube incredible They have their own speed cubing Association...they compete...but your really competing against self...high minded likable kids..great worldwide social involvment...Worthwhile checking out...Really like these young focused analythical young kids. Education suggestione.. I Spent a lot of time in Malaysia...If a young smart high school kid has the AMBITION...in Penang Georgetown... a great dental school begin after high school...It's six years...combination college dental school...you graduate all latest equipment and teaching in six years DDS.. Post graduate learn to do implants.. NOT EXPENSIVE..NOT DIFFICULT TO MEET ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS.. All educatiun English.."Most Malaysians speak English.. Check it out internet.."Learn a profession or trade..Be careful necessary in promoting a good environment..Another Grand Nephew..never met him...Just graduated from College in June..Played baseballfrom little league ...right through 4 years college..Captain of Baseball team... "If he would have worked harder on his hitting could be a professional...apparantly no interest...So my Niece...owns a house Jersey Shore...and owns a Condo in New York East Side..so he winds up in the condo while she spends the summer in Long Beach..She doesn't talk to me 25 years...but whatever worked hard...HE, her nephew, another New England Boy, Is supposed spend his time looking for a job 'in N.Y.C..He just may wind up as a bar fly in the East Side Bars..with no idea of a profession.. We'll see but its so important to find a childs passion and encourage THAT... It is too easy to inject ones idea what your son should be...and confuse the child...I could have been a professional baseball player if I worked hard like my character JOHNNY in one of my screenplays... JOHNNY B GOODE...But unlike Johnny I had other interests.....Sailing and music...Sailing became a profession after I "sobered" up at 30..not Wall Street before 30..My business Card: Sailor-/Seaman- Naval Architect- Screenwriter....EXACTLY what the Good Lord made me but after sobriety...and I did work very hard....Screenwriting was a gift. www.tomassailor.com
I'd be super interested to hear about tips for single fathers or gay men couples who are raising children and making sure they have female/mother influences in their kids' lives.
Megyn doesn’t understand toxic masculinity?? She worked under Roger Ailes for years….admitted in tears that she stood up and twirled for him in his office--yet she had to reach back decades for an example! 🙄
@@cantnevercould9660 Ok, I will help you out here so that you are not so confused. Megyn Kelly gave an interview after the “Bombshell “ movie was released and she said that Ailes asked her to stand up and spin around for him!!! THAT is toxic masculinity!! Any other questions sweetheart?
Huge percentage of single parent having child raised by only by mother is because the court automatically authorizes the children to the mom after divorce
Garage! He missed the overarching point of the Moynihan Report and that was that the financial incentives to not have a man in the household outweighed having the man in the house.
14:38 The thing that would make the lives of fem inists like Megyn more fulfilling would be to stop bragging about herself and help people instead. Grill steaks, not just a sandwich.
14:38 The entitle tox ic fem ininst expected to be praised and honored for her status as another ev il lawyer, and the man could clearly see that, and so he didn't give her the nar cissist ic supply praise that she expected. That's her example of tox ic ma sculinity - not giving her the praise she expected.
Megyn , no one can tell you or your man on how to raise kids. I just want a place to stay. Maybe a ride after that and catch a female who would be proud to be with Reed. Joyce is a manulipitator and she does not have a man . Do you ...
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@@DavidWright7 Listening to this guy feels like I am getting advice from Jamie Dutton from Yellowstone - love your kids, show courage, stand behind them to make them strong, give them obedient spirits (build trust) - remind them that they ultimately need one good woman, at least one good job, and faith in something bigger than themselves, which is aligning with Christ. [maybe his advice is for everyone else, but aim higher]
I have a friend who grew up without a father. He, and most of my friends, spent a lot of time at my house. My dad became a father figure to many of them. I found out, years after my dad had passed, that this first friend regularly visits my dad's grave.
Wow. Amazing.
He probably still needs to have that chat with your old dad. He was clearly a right, proper father🙏
Your Dad meant so much to your friend.
Wow. That's so moving.
I raised 2 kids on my own when ex wife left. Both left to great lives and I’m proud
I helped a single mother raise her two kid who both received their degrees. I remarried and raised 3 more and are doing great. Dads are the strength and discipline of the family and the mothers the conscience and love
Congratulations. Fathers don't get the recognition they deserve. I know a few who raised their children and one who raised his girl. Women can be lousy mothers as well as men can be lousy Father's.
Sometimes it is better to be raised by one parent.
Dads are the back bone of the family! You’re amazing !
I feel like dads are often forgotten and mums get all the glory..: my dad is my hero and my best friend.. even at 30 I’m still ringing my dad when I’m upset and he is my rock
Our son worked for me since he was 17. I am a craftsman, so was teaching him tradesmanship. Although he learned quite a bit, like most kids, he would take advantage of "working for dad". Finally I had to "fire him", but wouldn't let him go park his behind in front of the computer.
I helped him write a professional resume and showed him how to apply online to resorts and national parks. They supply housing so he wouldn't have to worry about survival and just on developing a good work ethic.
Within 48 hours, he had calls from Grand Tetons, Vail, Aspen, Alaska and the Grand Canyon. Coincidentally, I had worked the summer at the canyon 38 years before. He was offered a job there and now walks out every morning inside the park and enjoying a daily view that few can rival and is truly coming into his own. His mom & I couldn't be prouder.
Now we just hope he still wants to come home...
you did a great job!
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This is such an important conversation! I loved this episode! Over a year ago I posted on FB that boys needed more help, and I posted statistics that showed why. Many of my feminist friends flipped out. I couldn’t believe how controversial it was! And many of these moms have boys! I will share your fabulous interview with Dr. Ferrell. Just because one sex needs more help doesn’t mean you can’t still support the other! It’s not a competition!
What a great show!! I was full time dad for 4 years, then after divorce a long distance dad for 6 years then a full time single dad for 10 years, from what I'm hearing I can pat myself on the back. My daughter is loving, empathetic, has a good sense of self, well balanced, kind and generous...and still manages to tease me back! ✨💖✨
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I was a cop in the inner city for 2 decades. Common theme of every gang banger - no father and very awkward around adult men, like they couldn't hold a regular conversation but always wanted to puff their chest like a toddler. As if their maturity had been retarded by the absence of a male role model.
It was they didn't have the strong male presence in the home to say that's OK son.
The video of the boys hugging just warmed my heart!! I'm here crying at work 🥲🥲
Good fathers are as important as Good mothers. Parents ARE A TEAM…..working together for the betterment of a civil society…and they teach their children about how men and women couples are complimentary towards each other and they work as a team to effectively raise their children…
Well said, Maggs Bufton.
Good morning USA from Canada
This is a Must See/Listen podcast, Megyn. I pray that it's magnified & shared to the max!
Been a sole parent for 23 years. Both my son and daughter are well adjusted succesful humans. Both parents aren't always possible and it's ok
Hi Maria, this is not an assault on us, single mothers. I take it that there are figures behind to show the risks and threads bigger for kids like ours in general. I am a mum of 3 great boys, as you say . But I can clearly appreciate where they could have got more, being there a father with us.
As you say, sometimes it is what it is. But let us be honest, it is not equal to full family with both quality mum and dad.
Take care and all the best.
@@andreajohnson7955 hello Andrea. I think what some ppl forget that not all dads should be in the picture as they're abusive hence why I was a sole parent. My kids had my dad and brother in their life and they're just fine..they definitely would not be fine if he was in their lives. I was mom and dad and it wasn't easy some days but they are my world and wouldn't change a thing. I can appreciate what your saying but not every case is the same and I just stating my case as there's enough guilt on us as is. Take care
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@@mariag2454 You are right. My point was solely to say that a family with 2 good parents is better than a family with only one good parent. Bad people have to be excluded, no dispute here ever.
Of all the important political and legal topics of world events you've done, this may be one of the most touching AND important episodes ever!
*That's saying a lot.
Teaching your children that taking sensible risks leads to confidence and success …. fear of taking risks leads to inertia .
Loved this episode 🙏🙏🙏
However as a single mom of a boy, and as a girl grown without a dad, i will say that the damage is equal but different!
Equal in your experience but unequal in general. Leading to death and imprisonment just has a different effect on society
You go Mrs. Kelly! Keep yourself independent!!
This was such a special episode. So needed. Both men an and women are important in this world and so important that both need to be treated with love and respect
I loved this episode! I scrolled past it over the weekend and didn’t feel compelled but tonight I decided what the heck and it was great! It’s fascinating to gain some insights into what a child gets from dad, especially how empathy is learned. One suggestion for the dad who can’t commit to dinner, make it a must do. Sunday dinners. And, if that really can’t happen, then do Sat or Sun brunch. Not only is the sharing, listening without judgement, and conveying that each person has been fully heard a wonderful thing, it’s a good way to have kids help cook, set the table, learn about posture and table manners, and clean up. Many young people don’t know how to set a table, where the flatware and glasses should go, or the bread plate…. It’s important to feel comfortable and confident at your date’s parent’s house or in a nice restaurant.
Thank you Megan...talking about what we really need to talk about.
We need this topic so much, thank you!❤️
I was quite impressed by Dr. Farrell's advice to the father to reconsider where he is living if he didn't have enough time to have a family dinner once a week. I'd love to hear how that turned out.
Dear Megyn, thank you so much for bringing such interesting topics and delivering so brilliantly. Kindly keep developing one’s self questioning on subjects that matter. Great show and great interaction with great guest, as usual.
Eu gong tudo Rask minha conta de Amail e a Rede Away General vai ver tudo. Até suas irmandades e o que tu maligna te faz por trás da nação. Do povo 🤡🚬🌿#🖥️#
Great show, great insight from the doctor!!!
I absolutely loved this episode
Thanks for the inspiration about having a child
This was awesome. Thanks for the interview.
(56:15) _When empathy is only a one-way street-that is the parents are constantly empathetic to the children-that does not lead to empathetic children_
_Learning to receive empathy as a one-way street becomes narcissism_
- (50:03) _What the children get from the rough housing is actually being more empathetic than they would without it_
- (1:17:42) _If you want your children to be empathetic they should be required [at family dinner night] to also share what their parents said without any distortion nor anything being missed and what their brothers and sisters said in the same way_
(1:02:16) "Boys are conducting physical atrocities publicly"
> Girls are doing the same in terms of reputation mostly anonymously in the 'town square ' online
Off on a tangent. The wife of the headmaster of a martial art I have practiced for years, mentioned how the grandmaster of nine different lineages in Japan told her that, "You fight like a man, you need to learn how to fight like a woman." The unspoken word is "also." If you are a single parent you are required to learn how the other natural parent would/should, be the best for raising your child.
I think a single parent should seek out role models for his/her kids of the opposite sex from whatever sex the parent is that has the kids most of the time, because it is impossible for a parent to be both parents to their kids.
Dr.. Farrell makes sense to me.
RE Delayed Gratification: How true. The absence of the ability to wait to be gratified, contributes much to why young people today "fail to launch."
unfortunately boy scouting in America has become something less than. I would recommend Traillife a Christian scouting organization
Look, men can be strong and yet be sensitive. Sometimes, one overpowers the other, but we have to work towards a balance.
wish i knew this earlier, when i was a boy and dad in military
In a divorce, nearly all of the time the judge grants custody to the mother, even when the dad is the more stable of the two, which reduces the amount of influence that a dad can provide. My ex told the judge that I had done something w/ the intent to limit my visitation. He seemed to accept her word. When I told him that I'd found coke on her several times, he asked for a police report. Really? Who calls the police on their wife? I didn't call the police every time that she drove home drunk as a skunk either. My son eventually told her that either she give up drinking or he was moving in w/ me. She drank herself into an early grave and missed out on his wedding and birth of my grandson. And yet the judge sided w/ her. The judicial system doesn't help the lopsided numbers of mothers raising kids on their own.
You are Superstar class act Megyn
Failure should be apart of learning.
But the the cost of failure for some of us is too high even for the smallest of things.
Awesome show.Thanks
When I was a kid in the 1950s and 60s, there were always kids in the school wearing casts. They played outside and challenged their physical limits. My son has a few broken bones as a child. All while playing outside and doing physical stuff. This mollycoddling of children is to their detriment. This allowing them to sit in front of computers for hours is easy for the parents. It is IMO child abuse as they end up physically unhealthy: soft and fat. It is also abdicating parental responsibility to bring up independent and physically healthy children. Do these people not care about their children? It seems they don't.
excellent interview
Great episode.
I am happy Megyn is doing well .. I do not like to spell Megyn with a Y that much but that is okay .. Also Dads are overlooked it is really sad
instead of "rough housing" lessons in the family, you could always try pitting boys in judo, jits, wrestling, boxing, thai boxing, when they are young. no dancing around in pj's arts, but full contact skillsets. those lessons are all there. start them young and they will have very useful skills and experiences and acquaintances by the time they're adults
This is very good
GREAT SHOW TOPIC MK. JUST TOO WORK BUSY, SORRY. BLESS YOU GREAT BEAUTIFUL PERSON!!👍👍💎💎🔥🔥
This guy is good.
open up a can of worms Megs, thanks for this show!
I wish I was able to have listened live and have ben able to call in and debunk megyn say school shootings have to do with video games. My youngest son loves video games spent enough time around guns to learn firearm safety, but hates guns.
We can't eaisily solve the divorce prob;em but the best near term solution for families with no father is to create more male teachers. Teachers are the second most influential adults in a childs life. We should have free education for any man willing to become a reacher. A male teacher can influence many male students in a day and as an achecdemic role model he does it in a field that will be most belificial to the boy;
Interesting conversation.
i agree, with the ded defecit concept, i thinknits ttue.
we've become consumers, no longer citizens, and to be 'good' consumers, single families are the most profitable
Would be suchhhh a great idea for this guy to have an honest respectful debate with a feminist!
After listening to this I came to the conclusion that Dr Farrell was unlike any “real” guy that I know or knew. I think it’s odd that he took so many years to figure out that he might need to adjust his point of view. Even after the apparent adjustment he’s still not someone I would confide in under any circumstance.
I found his observations good, but his solutions seemed a little theoretical instead of real world. I mean, "Take the coach aside and tell him your son doesn't have a father figure and could he take extra care to compliment him..."
That's just a 98% chance of torpedoing the kid's chance to be a part of the "herd" and get the good things out of sports.
My point is: I just can't imagine this advice coming out of the mouth or from the mind of a straight adult male (and not from most gay men, either), so I agree with your conclusion.
O I don't say this often but he is brilliant focused attentive brilliant ..... 360°listener well-rounded solid-based Love Filled intelligent communicator of emotional well-being and intelligence I learned so much and was encouraged to think deeper and listen better .
Dr. Farrell has a very narrow POV on life. I imagine it was mostly developed from his personal experience. He leaves many of us out of his narrative. The role of the father he is espousing could be harmful to some. How would Farrell recommend a father interact with the loner child, artistic nature; force him into sports? I'll catch one of your other shows Megyn.
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Greetings from Dubai
Does he ever hang out with Jordan Peterson
Yes, JBP has interviewed him.
At my Age have some experiences not with sons but nephews and grand nephews...The nephew Who taklks to me sometimes...grew up in New England...Best prep school in N.E. , fine New England University...great Skiier, Football and La Crosse in prep school and College...great personality...separated... one son...has his own business. He tries to make an athlete out of his son..I don't know him but I have seen pictures...11 years old-12...He is not an athlete......Just today... I recommended something in an E-mail... I do a Rubick's cube every morning for my mind..Some of these young kids...utube incredible They have their own speed cubing Association...they compete...but your really competing against self...high minded likable kids..great worldwide social involvment...Worthwhile checking out...Really like these young focused analythical young kids. Education suggestione.. I Spent a lot of time in Malaysia...If a young smart high school kid has the AMBITION...in Penang Georgetown... a great dental school begin after high school...It's six years...combination college dental school...you graduate all latest equipment and teaching in six years DDS.. Post graduate learn to do implants.. NOT EXPENSIVE..NOT DIFFICULT TO MEET ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS.. All educatiun English.."Most Malaysians speak English.. Check it out internet.."Learn a profession or trade..Be careful necessary in promoting a good environment..Another Grand Nephew..never met him...Just graduated from College in June..Played baseballfrom little league ...right through 4 years college..Captain of Baseball team... "If he would have worked harder on his hitting could be a professional...apparantly no interest...So my Niece...owns a house Jersey Shore...and owns a Condo in New York East Side..so he winds up in the condo while she spends the summer in Long Beach..She doesn't talk to me 25 years...but whatever worked hard...HE, her nephew, another New England Boy, Is supposed spend his time looking for a job 'in N.Y.C..He just may wind up as a bar fly in the East Side Bars..with no idea of a profession.. We'll see but its so important to find a childs passion and encourage THAT... It is too easy to inject ones idea what your son should be...and confuse the child...I could have been a professional baseball player if I worked hard like my character JOHNNY in one of my screenplays... JOHNNY B GOODE...But unlike Johnny I had other interests.....Sailing and music...Sailing became a profession after I "sobered" up at 30..not Wall Street before 30..My business Card: Sailor-/Seaman- Naval Architect- Screenwriter....EXACTLY what the Good Lord made me but after sobriety...and I did work very hard....Screenwriting was a gift. www.tomassailor.com
Deadbeat Dad:
A man who has been emotionally beat down by his wife, gynocentric courts and girl power society.
Found one.
If there are no old bull elephants around, next thing you know the rhinos suffer.
I'd be super interested to hear about tips for single fathers or gay men couples who are raising children and making sure they have female/mother influences in their kids' lives.
Megyn doesn’t understand toxic masculinity?? She worked under Roger Ailes for years….admitted in tears that she stood up and twirled for him in his office--yet she had to reach back decades for an example! 🙄
Toxic Masculinity is an extremely vague term.
@@cantnevercould9660 ok..,thanks for the unnecessary comment
@@Sbw1976 Might I ask how you personally define toxic masculinity?
@@cantnevercould9660 Ok, I will help you out here so that you are not so confused. Megyn Kelly gave an interview after the “Bombshell “ movie was released and she said that Ailes asked her to stand up and spin around for him!!! THAT is toxic masculinity!! Any other questions sweetheart?
@@cantnevercould9660 How do you define sexual harassment? How do you define sexual abuse? How do you define rape? How do you define racism?
It would be interesting to u deter and the impacts of missing fathers on girls
Huge percentage of single parent having child raised by only by mother is because the court automatically authorizes the children to the mom after divorce
The Bible says, "I will make a man more precious than fine gold; even a man than the golden wedge of Ophir."
Garage! He missed the overarching point of the Moynihan Report and that was that the financial incentives to not have a man in the household outweighed having the man in the house.
Connect the dots back to porn and the affect it has had on society on both men and woman from the late 50’s forward.
14:38 The thing that would make the lives of fem inists like Megyn more fulfilling would be to stop bragging about herself and help people instead. Grill steaks, not just a sandwich.
1:07:21 children need to be trained to understand humorous teasing that males do with friends.
Fathers may not be Dads
In our family in Monaco all the family of our grandma was dead during the american bombardment of Genova. Why should we like America ?
The future is coming. But we still talkinig this the eldery😄
The left has a lot to answer for, letting this happen on their watch.
Megyn, stop the sexist naming of driven away dads as absent or deadbeat. 1:02:20 school shooters are dad-deprived
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14:38 The entitle tox ic fem ininst expected to be praised and honored for her status as another ev il lawyer, and the man could clearly see that, and so he didn't give her the nar cissist ic supply praise that she expected. That's her example of tox ic ma sculinity - not giving her the praise she expected.
The man popped her inflated ego balloon head.
bit of a stretch 'all her lifetime'
'guy solves issue in seconds, but she has been working at 'all her lifetine''
Only is marridge with Megyn. I know how to make her huppy😄
10 seconds!
Megyn , no one can tell you or your man on how to raise kids. I just want a place to stay. Maybe a ride after that and catch a female who would be proud to be with Reed. Joyce is a manulipitator and she does not have a man . Do you ...
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This advice will help to raise children who are guaranteed to need a lifetime of psychological treatment. Yuck!
Guaranteed. 😆
@@DavidWright7 Listening to this guy feels like I am getting advice from Jamie Dutton from Yellowstone - love your kids, show courage, stand behind them to make them strong, give them obedient spirits (build trust) - remind them that they ultimately need one good woman, at least one good job, and faith in something bigger than themselves, which is aligning with Christ. [maybe his advice is for everyone else, but aim higher]
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