Episode 237: Do We Have to Frame All Dads as Heroes?
Update: 2024-06-13
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Every Father’s Day, there’s a rallying cry in many conservative evangelical spaces that men are losing out and fathers are under attack. Where’s the truth in this? And what are the problems with talking about marriage like this? Plus we rewrite Harrison Butker’s commencement speech!
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Things Mentioned in this Podcast:
- Focus on the Family Broadcast, Finding the Hero in Your Husband (Part 1)
- Harrison Butker Speech and Transcript
- Our Bare Marriage podcast on the idea that women talk too much (put forward by Focus on the Family under James Dobson)
- My post from last Father’s Day about framing your husband as the hero
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the education system coddles hyperactive boys compared to girls- who are hugely underdiagnosed. It also does not favor girls even slightly; girls and boys are given the same opportunities and boys choose to squander them. The system was MADE for boys in mind. also, take until account that girls factually do worse academically in coed settings while the reverse is true for boys- and yet girls still outperform! it's clearly not solely the setting that is the problem.
Women attempt it less because they care more about burdening their families with their deaths. They're also less successful because they choose less messy, lethal means ie a gun for similar reasons. This also doesn't take murder-suicides into account, which are overwhelmingly done by men (and TO women).