Yep - my kids are both 27 now and still haven't asked me that question. I am hoping they have figured it out for themselves by now.
I don't really want to think of my kids doing any sexual act.
Mental, when I was 6 or 7 we played in old junk yards, and roamed free.
Today's helicopter parents are infantalising kids, they are maturing much later now, and it's very sad.
I think academia and the media play a big part, they have scared the **** out of parents in the past 30 years plus, psychology, so much bunk has people believing kids are fragile and delicate, they are nigh on indestructible, and infinitely more adaptive to adversity than adults, and they are evolved to be that way, being the future of the species and all that.
Remember, modern Germany was built by people we were kids in WWII in Germany...
I guess this guy in the barbers would be against those birds throwing nestlings out of the nest for their first flight
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I would say too that men working working working and handing over the raising of boys to women, at home and school, plays a part.
In Sweden and here in Finland, young boys are largely exclusively raised by women, especially Sweden, and it;s a nation of soy boy cucks
Doesn't take a genius to figure out, that boys can only be raised to me men, by men. This guy in the barbers, was imo raised primarily by women, who are genetically predisposed to protect and nurture. Boys don't need 24x7 protection and nurturing once they get to 6 or 7 years old
lol tbf that is dumb. However if they still use this video:
There were stark warnings such as: "You don't want to end up dead or in hospital, say 'No' to strangers!"
no surprises the kids might get scared
Cause throughout time it's always been the men raising the children
Nope, not true.
Throughout time young boys went to work in the fields with their fathers, learned their trades from their fathers, learned to fight with a sword with their fathers, and if they belonged to a house of note, they were sent away as wards to be educated and taught in the marital arts, to be toughened up.
If you were a teen, even only 13, and your father died, you were the head of the house.
I suggest you learn what life was like in 16th century England for a start, then look at Germanic society in Roman times, and Roman history itself.
Women raised babies and very young kids, but once boys became 6 or 7, not so, in general.
It's like you never read a history book.
@PISKIE likes bogus history
Want an example of modern parallel where men are absent from raising their boys? US Black inner cities, where 75% of families are single moms, and look at the state of those cities, the gangs the crime.. all driven by absent fathers. Unlike Sweden. in those US cities, the parents cannot offload the kid into the care of state paid women in the care/edu system until they are in their late teens.
