He has no right to be a father if he cannot fulfil a father's duties. Poverty, pressure of business, mistaken… — Jean Jacques Rousseau

He has no right to be a father if he cannot fulfil a father's duties. Poverty, pressure of business, mistaken social prejudices, none of these can excuse a man from his duty, which is to support and educate his own children. If a man of any natural feeling neglects these sacred duties he will repent it with bitter tears and will never be comforted.

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