Controversial opinions

The issue at this point is that even with both parents working it still isn't always enough money to support a child and eachother. On top of that the kid doesn't get to spend enough time with either parent.

Muffin im kinda just jumping in to the convo not reading all of the before, so if my points is off im sorry in advance. In terms of gender and such all genders are equal, some would disagree. But i do agree men and women and yes the biological gender as u was refering to need to work togeather, women are yes skilled at nurturing but also its not a unknown fact women can handle some situations far better then men, again thats not for all there is exceptions in that. And not true on the other part there's some women out here can work just as hard as a male so that point is kinda not correct all the way, but i do get your point but i just wanted to throw my two cents, and also first part to think there is some cases guy can be more nuturing in some aspects more so then a guy but the obvious only female's can parts well thats true regardless. But also last part even tho a female carry a child for 9 months does not give the aspect of she has to be co-dependent, being me honestly i fall in this sure u carried the child 9 months and more after the birth but i do want both of us to be able to share the load not one be co dependent completely not sure if that what u ment. And as for the last part its not the men who works for them both parents should work for the betterness of themselves in shares and for the betterment of the child life later on, so thats my two cents

I think no one should be dependent of each other, regardless of gender. Doesn't matter if they're even, it's not about depending on each other, it's about working together to have a better life. Just off wording and not necessarily have to be the already proposed work plan.

The solution to overpopulation is easy. Do not provide any form of relief to third world countries each time a famine, natural disaster or epidemic occurs.