Should fathers be doing more to stop the misandry harming there sons.?

One thing I hate that a lot of fathers do is tell their daughters pretty much that they have to be careful because apparently most teenage guys only want " to get in their pants ". That is one thing I want a lot of dads to stop doing.

How is education an example of misandry? You're just saying that because you don't have a high school diploma, you poor little lamb.

I just tell my son like it is, if that doesn't conform to what feminists want boys to grow up believing so much the better but I am most defiantly not bringing him up to be a misogynist, rather a realist.

On Father's Day, our minister called all of the children up to the altar and asked them to name one thing that their fathers had taught them. Each child had something nice to say about his/her father, but the comment that made the biggest impression on me came from one of the teenage boys. He said, "My dad taught me how to be a man." That was nice to hear. Kids need close relationships with their fathers throughout their childhoods.

All fathers should show thier sons how to be men. And I'm not talking about being the stereotypical "manly man".

not really, to be honest i still see a LOT of families who treat their daughters more unfairly than their sons.

I'm sure Fathers would be doing more if there really was some out of control misandry being taught to children, but there isn't. Good try though.

Examples?

Edit: Luckily my dad was never a crazy threatening dad. He treated women nicely as a teen and he just expected boys to treat me well, and they did. :) I agree.

Lolololol. You'd make a great comedian.