I'm always happy to entertain other perspectives if they are well supported and make sense. I'm sorry, but I didn't find that yours did. We have created a culture that not only keeps men who want to spend more time with their kids from doing that, but also one that excuses those who want to run away scott free from any responsibilities. I will not ever condone men abandoning their children and refusing to support them because of some half baked notion that men are not constitutionally designed for domestic life -something that I've already roundly refuted. In addition, you've presented nothing that supports that assertion other than the fact that for the past 6-9 thousand years patriarchy has allowed men to do this with few consequences. If you don't have the goods to support your ideas, I feel little inclination to accept them out of hand.