Question. ...

If our beautiful families are such violent cesspools bent on emotionally blackmailing men, why are they worth saving? If men are being rampantly abused inside their own families, wouldn't the best course of action forward for men's greatest widespread wellbeing be to end marriage as an institution so that men do not find themselves stuck in abusive situations they can't get out of? And why are we saying that these families are beautiful? You mean like a bonsai? Warped and twisted in upon itself, unable to thrive and grow, will never feed or comfort any living thing but beautiful because it represents the beauty of pain and suffering? Like that? Or are you saying it's beautiful when men suffer? I'm confused.

I'd think you'd be grateful to feminists for their tireless efforts to allow you freedom from such suffering. Especially today on Father's Day. Thanks to feminism, there's paternal leave in many countries now. That picture you chose won't be a possibility if Dad has to work two or three jobs to keep the family afloat financially, even as a bonsai.

Nice try though. I stubbed my toe this morning. That was probably feminist's fault too, huh?

Happy Father's Day.