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In response to "someone's daughter, somebody's son: divorce is harder on the boys than the girls -- (link)" by dead like pixie

because they boys lack male role models. what about girls raised by fathers? would we suffer the same fate? -- nm

Posted by amanda jones (aka amanda) Jan 25 '11, 10:05

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it's hard for me to say, personally, because my experience is the exact opposite (absent mother, raised by father) - dead like pixie Jan 25, 10:08 2
- also, mine was divorced twice by the time i was 18. guess i'm in double trouble -- nm - dead like pixie Jan 25, 10:10 1
  - mine as well. -- nm - amanda jones Jan 25, 10:11
Au contraire. You don't learn how to be deceitful and manipulative. nm - Dignan Jan 25, 10:07
I would like to see numbers on how often that occurs. -- nm - Spawn Jan 25, 10:06 2
- JZ is still stunned that my upbringing mirrors that of his wife, and now that of his children. it's really rare for mothers to walk out. -- nm - amanda jones Jan 25, 10:09 1
  - It happened to my niece. -- nm - Amy Jan 25, 10:17
girly men and tomboys. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 25, 10:05

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