Category Archives: Fatherhood

What a masculine imperative would look like

Posted on May 2, 2013 by

Vox points out the feminine imperative in action in his post Regulating sex: Women desperate to become mothers are increasingly signing up for sperm donation websites where men are offering ‘natural insemination’ only. See Vox’s full post for the larger … Continue reading →

Posted in Fatherhood, Feminine Imperative, Frame, Illegitimacy, Motherhood | 296 Comments

Why aren’t men responding to economic signals?

Posted on March 29, 2013 by

I think the greatest, most astonishing fact that I am aware of in social science right now is that women have been able to hear the labor market screaming out ‘You need more education’ and have been able to respond … Continue reading →

Posted in Child Custody, Fatherhood, Feminists, Patriarchal Dividend | 759 Comments

Aren’t you sure?

Posted on February 12, 2013 by

Cane Caldo discusses the issue of mandatory paternity testing in his post Paternity and Bats in Oz.  Given the controversy around mandatory paternity testing I propose what should be an uncontroversial change to the birth certificate application. Today the birth … Continue reading →

Posted in Fatherhood, Paternity Fraud | 164 Comments

Let them eat cake.

Posted on January 12, 2013 by

There is at the very least much controversy regarding who (if anyone) actually said the famous line attributed to Marie Antoinette.  However, regardless of the veracity of the quote it has gone down in history as the epitome of callousness.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Child Custody, Denial, Divorce, Fatherhood, Foolishness, Frame, Solipsism | 344 Comments

Custody Demographics

Posted on December 11, 2012 by

I was curious about the demographics of family structure so I put together some more charts from the same data set as the last post.  I’ve created two charts for each category, with the first showing the percentage of children … Continue reading →

Posted in Child Custody, Data, Fatherhood, Finding a Spouse, Motherhood | 55 Comments