You really seem to have missed the point of the original post.
If you want to be pedantic, kids need a mother and a father specifically to exist in the first place. Somehow you've managed to try and minimize the role of having two good parents, and in this context, having a good father.
You can choose to believe that it makes absolutely no difference to the outcome of kids being raised by single parents, and that's your opinion, but it's also incorrect.
We disagree. Only one of us is making global statements believing that our personal beliefs are facts that apply to all. And this conversation wasn’t about conception, but about raising a child, what a family is, and particularly about whether a gender predisposes someone to be a leader or… what was the word that was used, partake in “followership”. And I’m just saying, maybe your personal beliefs aren’t something that should be touted as absolutes. Because there are plenty of instances where they are successfully defied. I’m not telling you the way you create your family is wrong, I’m telling you the way that you tell everyone else how to create their own family in order to be successful, is. Now let’s see if you have the self respect to leave this in a place of “agree to disagree” or if you have to keep pushing your agenda and telling me I missed the point. I assure you, I did not.
The requirement for a mother and father to create a child isn’t a “personal belief”, but sure.
