Originally posted by Morag+Jul 27 2006, 03:08 PM--> (Morag @ Jul 27 2006, 03:08 PM)
Originally posted by
[email protected] 27 2006, 02:51 PM
Originally posted by rioters
[email protected] 27 2006, 02:35 PM
[email protected] 28 2006, 12:29 AM
not really. illegaitme children have a host more problems then children of marraiges.
but is that due to the nature of their parents relationship or because of society's discrimination against children born out of wedlock, and the laws and policies which reflect that? <_<
its due to the lack parental invovlemtn from one or the other,
Yeah? How'd you get so smart on the topic of the psychological development of single-parented kids? ;)
Seriously, any proof that illegitimate children are less alienated, happy, ect., then all us legitimate kids is old data that shows the result not of being illegitimate but of being born illegitimate in a hostile society.
Edited to say: Even if parents are married doesn't mean that they have the economic opportunity to constantly live together. My father was constantly away for work. If lucky, we see him every two weeks. It isn't that uncommon, either. Nor does marriage promise that children will have all the affection and attention of both parents- many people are distant to their children, even if they live with them. [/b]
no it doesnt' promise thme those tihngs but
1)parents who are marired are much mroe likely to live together
2) parents who are married are usualy more stable then those whoa re not
3) parents wo are marired generaly combine thier incomres more
also:
the "capitlsit sysetm" has no problem with illegiatme children. infact presnet polices almost encouhgre women to have illegit kids