These two stories ran side by side in the print version of my hometown paper, the Raleigh News & Observer this morning [reg. req.]:
Seminar to teach Dad basics [newsobserver.com]
'Hot' and 'Mom' go together [newsobserver.com]
These two stories ran side by side in the print version of my hometown paper, the Raleigh News & Observer this morning [reg. req.]:
Seminar to teach Dad basics [newsobserver.com]
'Hot' and 'Mom' go together [newsobserver.com]
Well, according to the second article, we bumble into fatherhood because "men often have difficulty discussing their fears and struggles among one another."
Must be a "red state" problem...
"Hot moms are in again"? At some point they were out?
I grew up in Raleigh, and personally am not surprised by this "dual" thinking. Women will probably always be viewed as "hot or not" even when they are mothers. And as far as the dads need training - disgusting but probably true too for many dads here :(