Fathers who look after their children have “more cojones” and only “dinosaurs” think men shouldn’t share childcare, Miriam Clegg has said.
Nick Clegg’s wife, who is a high profile lawyer, interrupted her husband’s press conference to ask the Deputy Prime Minister to take a public stand for men who look after their children.
In a rare move, which will be seen as highly political, Mrs Clegg took the microphone at the launch of Cityfathers to demand that “modern working fathers” announce “loudly and proudly” that taking responsibility for your own children does not “affect your level of testosterone. “
Mr Clegg replied: “Of course I agree with you Miriam”.
He added: “I am assuming I don’t have to translate cojones – or cojos as it’s sometimes known.”
It’s not actually true. Those alpha males who bonk and leave have higher testosterone levels than the betas who stay and raise. And there’s also convincing evidence that the actual process of staying and raising reduces testosterone levels.
All of this has nothing at all to do with the moral points of it all, whether men should stay, should take an active part in child care and so on. They’re entirely different from the science of what happens in that interaction of bonking, children and testosterone levels.
Still, at least Mrs. Clegg is only wring about the evidence, unlike her husband who is wrong about everything.
We don’t need the scientific data – Clegg’s response proves that his wife is wrong.
No wonder they both love the EU.
Or did we elect Mrs Clegg and I forgot?
Fathers who look after their children have “more cojones” and only “dinosaurs” think men shouldn’t share childcare, Miriam Clegg has said.
And women make their preferences clear too – men who do typically female household tasks get less sex.
In short: be her Kitchen B!tch, kill her sexual desire.
The men with cojones are the ones who don’t change diapers and hence women desire.
This explains why Nick Clegg is the epitome of manliness. Even his massive biceps have stubble.
Mrs Clegg’s opinion – Nick Clegg has cajos.
Consensus opinion – Nick Clegg talks cajos.
He can’t even speak Spanish. ‘Cojo’ is not short for ‘cojones’. Rather appropriately for Clegg, cojo means one-legged, lame, wobbly or weak.
Isn’t this just her preparation for after the election when only one of them will have a job and the other will be looking after the kids.