Well i for one have no interest in having sex which is also why i can tell you... well, sex i snt that closely tied to children anymore. I dont want to have sex with a woman i may still become a father
I'm not arguing that it's the only method for having children, or even that the reason to have sex should be to have children, but that having children is an associated consequence that may occur
if the father wants custody, it depends, if they both want custody, they can either have joint, or neither gets it, they should have equal opportunity to support the raising of their child
im sure theyll do better than single mothers. Currently rare case but ive heard men say that it got a lot easier once the mother was out of the picture...
having two parents working together is generally the best solution, but while I think single fathers and single mothers will have differences in how they raise children, I can say from experience with my parents that neither single parent will be optimal for raising a child
whether one or the other is better is impossible to say on a broad scale due to sample size at the moment, but compared to a two parent household, I'm relatively confident that the difference is negligable
" Although I knew that in theory women retained the right to vote for some local officials in the nineteenth century, I had never seen any evidence of them doing so in practice. This lack of evidence had led me, and many other historians, to assume that voting was entirely a male prerogative before the twentieth century."
I understand that women were not specifically denied the ability to vote by federal institution, but the goal of suffrage was to secure the right nationally rather than let the states decide, which also secured the right more definitely for other groups
