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Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help by tremon on Saturday October 01, 2022 @03:08PM (#33049100)
My personal experience says that it's way better for the kid not to grow up in a dysfunctional household: they will grow up not even knowing what a functional relationship looks like. Just "being civil" to the other is not enough, kids will form their attachment models on how they see their parents interact.

If you want your kid to have successful relationships when they grow up, FFS don't let your kid grow up in an unsuccessful one.

Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help by em-bee on Saturday October 01, 2022 @03:15PM (#33049164)
right, but once you have a failed relationship, either choice (stay together or separate) will have a negative impact. so really, the best way to salvage the kids future is to actually repair the relationship.
Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help by caeril on Saturday October 01, 2022 @04:07PM (#33049589)
Yes. Children are 800-3000% more likely to be physically or sexually abused by the mother's live-in boyfriend or step-father than by their biological father, but we don't want them to have bad feels.

Good call.

Re:Why Men Are Hard to Help by tester756 on Saturday October 01, 2022 @05:22PM (#33050245)
what are absolute numbers? because % is useless