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<h2>Question of The Week By <a href= "https://www.relaxedmale.com/brotherhood/" target="_blank" rel= "noreferrer noopener">The Brotherhood Of Men</a></h2> <blockquote> <p>I wonder ...do know or have contact with anyone that helps single parents pull in the missing element of a mother or father energy in parenting as a single parent or co-parent?</p> <a href="https://andreaafitzpatrick7.medium.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Andrea Fitzpatrick</a></blockquote> <p>How do single parents help their child with the opposite sex influence? This can be single mothers with sons or single fathers with daughters. This also goes for single fathers needing to find A feminine influence for their sons and Girls need a masculine influence in their life. The best way is to find someone who is of that nature that you are needing and ask them if they would mind being a mentor for them.</p> <p>So why do sons need both masculine men and feminine women in their lives? It is for balance. Men are good at teaching kids to be tough. That there is, a time and a place for showing emotions and how to act around men. While women are good at helping kids to emote and to gain empathy. As I have mentioned before Men are not better than women and women are not better than men. They complete the whole puzzle. That is what feminists get wrong. That is what men going their own way get wrong.</p> <p>Are we supposed to understand the opposite sex? Not fully, no. Each half has a part to play and those parts are important for all of society.</p> <p>So where do you find someone of the opposite sex to help make sure your child is balanced? Well, a great place is a church. Another place is in your neighborhood. If you don't know your neighbors why not? Get out and introduce yourself. Get to know your neighbors and you will expand your wellspring for helping matters such as this.</p> <p><a href= "https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-fitzpatrick-8064691a0/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">Linkedin Profile</a></p> <h2>Main topic</h2> <p>Now I am not talkin