Dr. Meg Meeker

I'm fine with philosophy, but men need to say, okay, now tell me what to do.

Okay, do I touch her?

Do I not touch her?

When she doesn't want to hug me, do I keep on hugging her?

Do I back out?

And so that's what I do, the practical steps.

So that's how each chapter is broken down.

So there's 10 chapters and 20 videos.

And then I have some helps, you know, some written things just to remind men.

Absolutely.

And, you know, I was trained as a physician to learn how to read studies and to always pull great data and to work around that.

You know, we don't just come and sort of make things up and say, this is how I feel and this is important.

Everything I write has to be backed up by solid data.

And the data is overwhelming on how important fathers are in their daughters' lives and their sons.

But our culture ignores it.

They just motor over.

And if you popularize a concept on the Internet or social media, like we don't need dads, you know, women don't need dads.

We can we can raise great kids without dads.

That becomes sort of the mantra of the day.

But it's wrong.