Key Advice For Fathers in Today's Feminized Culture

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I love how my husband is kind tough masculine and can watch princess movies with our daughter.

9:01 - Megyn puts the very-thing on display.

Saying “Don’t do that” to your spouse is the role reversal that typifies the modern era, and has nullified fatherhood.

One could imagine Robert Young would never stand for that.

The fact that it flowed so naturally off her tongue shows how it goes down. No surprise, really; as much as I love MK, she is the final boss, “take charge lady.”

Great advice at the end, Megyn. Appreciate your thoughts

Eh...once he said he was divorced, I was sort of turned off.

At first, it seemed like he was talking about balancing a household.

Mom and dad have different roles, I'm on board with that.

But it's not the same if parents aren't living together.

His theory works when it's a full family unit living together.

Mom dad kids maybe a pet.

Then the balancing roles of mom and dad can properly occur.

Now, hes the full parent most of the time.

He has become the mom and the dad

Megyn you need to go home and home make. The reason this happens is because women think they need a career and are equal to men in the workplace.

The whole culture has been feminized and it happens EVERY time throughout history when a culture collapses.

Do you know who I first heard point this out? A feminist, atheist lesbian named Camille Paglia. Amazingly she says that Christian culture and the family built the West and needs to return.

She says once a society becomes feminized it will then normalize homosexuality and transgenderism. At that point it’s at its end and a very masculine people will take over.

She also concludes that if women had lead humans from the beginning we’d still be living in mud huts.

Parents should not fight in front of their kids.

usually I'm on bored with everything Kelly has to say.. However My dad was a mean"" Hyper masculine man.'" I would've loved it if he had a tea party with my sisters. Is bonding with your girls on their level consider unmasculine?