amicus
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Bastard: (1) "A person born of unmarried parents; an illegitimate child.
(Random House Unabridged)
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No this is not just a 'flame' post to incite your anger, it is part and parcel of my ongoing book, "The Feminine Mistake" soon to be published.
Also, on another thread the other day I mentioned that I myself was a 'bastard' who never knew his biological father. Needless to say, some of the usual suspects took that as an opportunity to jab and poke.
This was on a couple news channels today, Fox and CNN, I think, google it if you want, I have no need to.
Forty percent of children born last year may never know their fathers...does that mean anything in general? And is it much different now than it has been in the past?
My contention is that it stems from the women's movement towards total independence from conventional marriage and from the resultant lessening of the morality concerning births out of wedlock; changing times and all that.
What does it mean for the future or does it mean anything at all?
Many of my short stories involve one or more characters raised in single parent families and I have determined that it does affect the way my characters view relationships, especially long term, formal relationships.
Grist for the mill.
amicus...
(Random House Unabridged)
~~~~~
No this is not just a 'flame' post to incite your anger, it is part and parcel of my ongoing book, "The Feminine Mistake" soon to be published.
Also, on another thread the other day I mentioned that I myself was a 'bastard' who never knew his biological father. Needless to say, some of the usual suspects took that as an opportunity to jab and poke.
This was on a couple news channels today, Fox and CNN, I think, google it if you want, I have no need to.
Forty percent of children born last year may never know their fathers...does that mean anything in general? And is it much different now than it has been in the past?
My contention is that it stems from the women's movement towards total independence from conventional marriage and from the resultant lessening of the morality concerning births out of wedlock; changing times and all that.
What does it mean for the future or does it mean anything at all?
Many of my short stories involve one or more characters raised in single parent families and I have determined that it does affect the way my characters view relationships, especially long term, formal relationships.
Grist for the mill.
amicus...