Modern fathers are more involved with their kids than ever, but couples haven't figured out how to stay together through it. The result: tension, breakups, new relationships without kids, same mistakes again.
the person to carry that role. Yeah. And the man would have been seen as the absent father who— yeah, you bring the children to me on a Monday afternoon and I'll talk to them, you know. But, um, and, and as that has changed for the better, that has disrupted also everything that goes with it. Yeah. And it's disrupted the, the relationships, the relationships, um, we have with each other. As well as with our children. And that's what we haven't caught up with. I think we're starting to catch up with our relationship with our children, but we haven't caught up with the relationship between ourselves. No. And, and, you know, that's, that's, that's where the major problems set in, I think. Yeah. Um, and that's why it's easier you know, to start up a new relationship with somebody else with whom you don't have children. Yeah, yeah. And then you have children with them, and then you start, and then you screw it up all over again, all over again. You're caught in this loop of screwing and screwing up, you know. Indeed.
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