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번역 관련 문제 보고
Lacking a father figure is one thing, but you can just adapt around it and live life otherwise. But a weak father could teach you bad habits that'd take years to break.
Unfortunately many single mothers do not deter their teenage sons from trying to step into the role of becoming a provider.
Without an responsible and accountable role model father to emulate it seldom ends well. This is because such sons will often fail to carry such a heavy burden correctly since they can't get a job that pays enough to pay the bills.
Such sons are left with few choices and are taken advantage of by unscrupulous men that offer ways to score quick and easy money. Prisons are filled with young men like this and it's even worse for society if such sons become streetwise and ruthless enough to avoided getting caught.
oh well
My intuition is that fatherless children probably worse of in the vast majority of cases, with some corner cases of exceptionally neglectful fathers. Or abuse fathers for that matter.