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It Takes Little To Be A Dad, But Everything To Be A Father
"I'm pregnant."
All blame, all focus, is on the father who might be absent,
Distant,
Could stay around but he doesn't.
And when he does, he gets special judgment.
A mother is expected to stick around,
Unrewarded, uncrowned.
But when the daddy is unwound,
On the rebound,
He's dismissed without a sound.
It takes little to be a mom, everything to be a mother.
The one that’s given no credit for sticking around forever.
Let me ask you this, and I want an answer:
Men get more credit for being a father than a woman a mother, where’s the error?
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