Father's Rights - Do you support them?

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Layla Tough Love Stepford

Research tells us that father loss is linked to a broad range of negative outcomes for children, including lower rates of high school and college graduation, a higher risk of delinquency, early sexual activity, teen pregnancy, and poor mental, physical, and emotional health. Yet despite the emerging science of fatherhood, in many ways, we are only beginning to understand the significance of the biological father connection to child well-being.

 

Children in fatherless situations are:

 

85% more likely to exhibit behavioral disorders.

75% more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol.

70% more likely to be a high school dropout.

70% more likely to be a pregnant teenager.

63% more likely to commit suicide.

60% more likely to be a rapist.

50% more likely to develop health problems.

20x more likely to go to jail.

10x more likely to be beaten or murdered.

8x more likely to be neglected or abused.

5x more likely to have mental health issues.

4x more likely to be poor.

 

Many mothers take advantage of taking custody away from the fathers in divorce cases, denying their children the right to more time with their fathers.
Many mothers abuse their children by manipulating their kids against their fathers.
Many mothers lie to their kids and the fathers about paternity (at least 30% of DNA paternity tests nationwide turn out negative).
Mothers are more likely to abuse their child(ren) than fathers are.
Mothers are more likely to abuse their child(ren) with their partner (who is not the father) than fathers are.
Mothers are more likely to kill their child(ren) than fathers are.

With all of this in mind, it's important to also note that most fathers in these situations had no say in becoming fathers and:

a) Are not ready and/or did not consent to fatherhood.
b) Don't know about the pregnancy and sometimes don't even know about the birth/child.
c) Are not given equal custody rights when they do know about the child and want to be involved.

Yet regardless of these violations, most fathers are still forced to foot a bill for the next 18 years of their life if the mother does not/cannot get an abortion.

So which of the following options for Father's Rights do you support?

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