Hack for Raising Good Men

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Man reveals 'hack' to raising good men: give them the same values and rules as your daughters

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Man reveals 'hack' to raising good men: give them the same values and rules as your daughters.

Mark , who goes by @Scarefacemark on social media, revealed his controversial opinion on how parents should raise their boys.

He said that if parents start raising their sons like they raise their daughters it would result in their sons growing up to be good men.

If children were raised with the same rules and expectations regardless of gender, would that impact societies expectations of women and men? Would it impact the equity in division of household labor for married couples or the expected mental load of moms? It's certainly something to consider, and based off of the comments and video responses, it's something that has been on the minds of parents currently raising children for some time now..

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