Sad Dads in the Empty Nest

in the news | September 19, 2014

NY Times

Liza Mundy:

The empty-nest transition is harder on fathers than conventional wisdom might have us believe. Men’s experience of this life passage has changed dramatically from what they might have felt — or admitted feeling — 40 years ago.

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