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A couple months ago (September) I had an argument with a leftist who said that there’s nothing wrong with families that have more than 2 parents, at the time I didnt research the topic or ever engage with that topic so I didn’t have much of a response.
After thinking about it for a few minutes, wouldn’t more than 2 parents throw off the balance of the household?
if there’s 2 mothers and one father, wouldn’t that make the environment more estrogenic than it should be and have an impact on the upbringing of children?
For example, Is a boy going to develop properly when he has a much more feminine upbringing due to him interacting more with females at home than males and being given guidance by females more than males? Which in turn, makes the boy more estrogenic and emotional due to him having the majority of his upbringing done by women? We can already see this in low T, emotional men that were raised by single mothers.
Or how about the fact that people are biologically hardwired to care for their own children over other children that aren’t their own. Or people wanting their children to succeed over other children.
Wouldn’t that breed an environment of competition and potential neglect when you have multiple mothers present with kids of their own in a singular home?
Or how about attention? Women need attention, they crave it. They crave validation. When women don’t have the full undivided attention of their significant other, they get mad. If they don’t have enough attention or validation from their significant other, they will often find it from other men to make up for it (aka, they cheat). Wouldn’t this pose a problem in this example of a house hold with multiple mothers and one father?
Or how about sexual competition? If one woman is more attractive than the other in the household, a massive imbalance in sexual activity can occur. Which leads to anger, resentment, cheating, etc.
I used the 2 mom and one dad scenario because I didn’t want to get into the endless scenarios that exist in 2+ partner families. It was the first example that came to mind.
However, are these arguments legit or low IQ? I need answers and feedback
@Alt Number 3
After thinking about it for a few minutes, wouldn’t more than 2 parents throw off the balance of the household?
if there’s 2 mothers and one father, wouldn’t that make the environment more estrogenic than it should be and have an impact on the upbringing of children?
For example, Is a boy going to develop properly when he has a much more feminine upbringing due to him interacting more with females at home than males and being given guidance by females more than males? Which in turn, makes the boy more estrogenic and emotional due to him having the majority of his upbringing done by women? We can already see this in low T, emotional men that were raised by single mothers.
Or how about the fact that people are biologically hardwired to care for their own children over other children that aren’t their own. Or people wanting their children to succeed over other children.
Wouldn’t that breed an environment of competition and potential neglect when you have multiple mothers present with kids of their own in a singular home?
Or how about attention? Women need attention, they crave it. They crave validation. When women don’t have the full undivided attention of their significant other, they get mad. If they don’t have enough attention or validation from their significant other, they will often find it from other men to make up for it (aka, they cheat). Wouldn’t this pose a problem in this example of a house hold with multiple mothers and one father?
Or how about sexual competition? If one woman is more attractive than the other in the household, a massive imbalance in sexual activity can occur. Which leads to anger, resentment, cheating, etc.
I used the 2 mom and one dad scenario because I didn’t want to get into the endless scenarios that exist in 2+ partner families. It was the first example that came to mind.
However, are these arguments legit or low IQ? I need answers and feedback
@Alt Number 3