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On this week's "Family Matters" segment of the Ric & Suzanne Show on CJAD 800AM, the discussion was inspired by the title of my blog: "Men Get Pregnant, Too."
Of course, we don't, and never will.
BUT, that doesn't mean every headache, bout of pneumonia, and ankle sprain should be met with:
"Yeah? Try squeezing something the size of a watermelon out of a pigeon hole."
The discussion was fruitful, but also proved we have a loooong way to go.
Enjoy:
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I think we do have a far way left to go. It's amazing that after so many years on this planet, many men still don't understand women and many women don't understand men as much as they could either. I'm speaking generally here. Of course there are people who don't attach stereotypes to either gender.
Anyhow, some of what is expected of parents is based on the understanding that people have of their role in society. If a man was raised to be a father, he will be more understanding and teach his kids well.
Posted by: Kerri@triunaturals | Jan 30, 2013 at 03:23 PM