Gen Z Doesn't Agree With Stay at Home Dads
In an exclusive Newsweek poll, the highest proportion of respondents who felt children were worse off with stay-at-home dads came among those aged 18 to 26.
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In an exclusive Newsweek poll, the highest proportion of respondents who felt children were worse off with stay-at-home dads came among those aged 18 to 26.
"Ah the classic, 'man changes as soon as he realizes he has his SO (significant other) tied down with a baby' routine," said one user on Reddit.
"I couldn't imagine only seeing my daughter three or four times a year. Our honeymoon was supposed to be in Hawaii," said the Redditor at the heart of viral story.
"His poor daughter. She just learned her father will abandon her and sees her as a burden," wrote one user.
"He immediately started to yell and became so disrespectful that I turned and walked away, stating 'I'm not going to argue with you about my stuff.'"