[the truth]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I've not said anything of the sort.

I'm questioning why the rights of the father is being brought up when there are just as many cases of the father abandoning the family.

As I was originally saying a "change in the family unit" can happen a dozen different ways.

And even more cases of mothers stopping estranged good fathers having access to their children, simply for their own selfish reasons

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by the truth

And even more cases of mothers stopping estranged good fathers having access to their children, simply for their own selfish reasons

Where are these official statistics you're privy to?

Perfectly good parents aren't randomly cast out of their children's lives for no reason. Not on such a big scale as you're suggesting.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Where are these official statistics you're privy to?

Perfectly good parents aren't randomly cast out of their children's lives for no reason. Not on such a big scale as you're suggesting.

Do you actually meet many people? It happens all the time, mothers who break up with the father of their kids go on and meet someone else and often feel the need to block the fathers relationship with his kids. in some cases poison it. happens all the time, I suggest you get out more or perhaps youd enjoy Jeremy kyle instead. these women who do this so regularly for spiteful selfish reasons should face the full wrath of the law

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by the truth

Do you actually meet many people? It happens all the time, mothers who break up with the father of their kids go on and meet someone else and often feel the need to block the fathers relationship with his kids. in some cases poison it. happens all the time, I suggest you get out more or perhaps youd enjoy Jeremy kyle instead.

Oh so you know a lot of these people all over the country and have personally created your own survey.

Ok then. No thanks. Jeremy Kyle isn't my cup of tea.

I've known quite a few people from school age and up whose parent or parents abandoned them and in a few cases had committed suicide/had addiction problems. But I'm not so narrow minded to assume it's a common theme on a wider scale based off just my personal experience/connections.