Hie BitterDads' Club

摘要

AMERICAN DADS HAVE never had much to complain about. For decades-make that centuries-they were one-act parents, their main physical role completed at conception, and their main financial one performed at arm's length. But as fathers have begun to share the hands-on work of raising children, a kind of emotional geyser has begun to erupt in the male mind. Just as the narrative for mothers has evolved from "Baby bliss!" to I-feel-like-a-bad-mom confessionals, now fathers' stories are skipping from new-dad contentment to soul-weary tirades.