Are mothers more important than dads?

by Sister Jean Posted 2012/08/31 18:51:37

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	n	26 votes	32%
	None of the above	30 votes	37%

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thє вluє wαndєrєr 2012/08/31 23:12:01
Red Pixy 2012/08/31 23:08:09

n

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for me my dad is more important than mom

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Peewee to Red Pixy 2012/09/01 04:27:08

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I didn't like my Dad :-(

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rand 2012/08/31 23:01:41

yes

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Mostly because of frozen sperm and artificial insemination. Men have become slightly superfluous.

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Sister ... to rand 2012/08/31 23:37:29

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I meant in realm of family life

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Redneck to Sister ... 2012/09/01 05:50:41

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I'm bothered by the number of simular answers.

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rand to Sister ... 2012/09/01 16:54:31

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Yes, I know, but I couldn't come up with a humorous answer to your original intent. Besides, a world dominated by women will, in my view, be far more Christlike, more genuinely loving.

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l 2012/08/31 22:53:22

None of the above

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Both are equally important in their role as parent's! It's natural and the way it's supposed to be!

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Sister ... to l 2012/08/31 23:37:42

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agree

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Anonymousforobvious 2012/08/31 21:55:20

None of the above

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depends on the culture the child grows up in.

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David 2012/08/31 21:47:11

yes

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Reluctantly, yes!

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Sister ... to David 2012/08/31 23:37:57

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disagree

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RayG 2012/08/31 21:06:32

None of the above

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While mothers are certainly important, so are fathers.

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Sister ... to RayG 2012/08/31 23:38:06

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agree

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bill 2012/08/31 20:47:05

None of the above

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my dad died at 46 i was 18 that was ruff mon went at 66 then i was alone i didnt do very well. now im 58 think about my life every day how it turned out . ask god evey day for another chancc

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phil white 2012/08/31 20:46:45

yes

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Dads are important especially when a child is old enough to need discipline.
But without a mom in the tender early years your life would likely be a disaster.

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tatilee(: 2012/08/31 20:33:01

n

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They are equally important. I love my mom, but i don't know where i'll be without my lovely daddy. it's important to have a father figure(:

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SA 2012/08/31 20:28:36

None of the above

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Both Mother and Father are equally inportant to raise children

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Sister ... to SA 2012/08/31 23:38:21

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agree

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Dagon 2012/08/31 20:26:41
Sister ... to Dagon 2012/08/31 20:28:24

+4
agree

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Sandy 2012/08/31 20:24:51

None of the above

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Moms and Dads are equally important in nurturing children. Even though their roles are sometimes different, children need to love, learn and understand all that each parent contributes to their needs.

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Dan5280 2012/08/31 20:20:11

None of the above

+4
Both of the parents are important

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Mimosa 2012/08/31 19:55:29

n

+5
both are important

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dear•LT13☻ 2012/08/31 19:41:25

None of the above

+5
Should be equally as important.

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Sister ... to dear•LT13☻ 2012/08/31 19:43:26

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agree

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Gone Away 2012/08/31 19:30:15 (edited)

yes

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I meant no! Finger slipped...sorry! IMHO, Dads are vital ...as are Moms. But, if either or both don't have their child s best interests at heart, that child will do better w/o them then to spend a lifetime getting over damage they cause!

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Sister Jean 2012/08/31 19:29:52

None of the above

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equal and we who have both have been blessed

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dear•LT13☻ to Sister ... 2012/08/31 19:47:25

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so very true!

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StarGirl55 2012/08/31 19:26:09

None of the above

+4
there both important for me :D

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Jimbo 2012/08/31 19:22:56

n

+4
Children need both.

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Serenity the goth. 2012/08/31 19:08:08

None of the above

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both are important.

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Muver 2012/08/31 19:06:12

None of the above

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They are both important in their own way....unless cruelty or abuse for the mother or the child is involved, or other situations...Mother's fill one need and Dad's others...but of course it is possible for one or the other to do both...but it takes a very special person...

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Kashee 2012/08/31 19:05:24

n

+2
no

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Jan Haskell 2012/08/31 19:04:48

n

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Mine was, but she didn't plan it that way.

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cjd 2012/08/31 19:04:00

None of the above

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equal

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sickofpolitics 2012/08/31 19:01:43

None of the above

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That is a tough one. My husband and I balance each other out when dealing with the kids (he is their step-dad). Where I am weak he is strong and vice versa, so I could not say one of us is more important than the other, just like our marriage, it is a partnership.

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Dale 2012/08/31 19:00:03

None of the above

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If both parents are caring and loving, then both are equally important. It is in the child's best interest, but if one or both are bum/bumette and they are together, the child suffers. In that case neither are very important, or at least in a positive way, if they let the other's action(s) affect the child.

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Huki68 2012/08/31 18:57:35

None of the above

+5
50/50

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Sister ... to Huki68 2012/08/31 18:58:11

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agree

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