Is it good normie-Beta game to take classes (i.e., as a dateless bachelor) in parenting (e.g., learning how to feed & clean a baby, etc.)?

[MatureDJ]

I was reading this, and it got me interested:

Japan, Where Single Men Take Parenting Classes to Meet Women

Some neonatal training can provide an edge in the marriage market.

www.theatlantic.com

The man in the traditional kimono is having difficulty with the breasts. The weight of the belly strains his back. Simply walking around the room—a party room in a Tokyo condo building—is more like lumbering. Lying down and getting up again is a struggle. The rest of the men in the Ikumen class laugh as he tries to adjust to the new reality. But then we all have to try on the pregnancy suit ourselves, and one by one, we come to the same conclusion: It’s hard to be a woman.

The class is sort of like the prenatal ones I attended when my wife was pregnant—except that none of my classmates is actually a father or father-to-be. Some of them aren’t even dating. Many of them will list their attendance in this class on their dating profiles with the aim of attracting a partner. The young women they’re hoping to interest want to see some fatherhood credentials up front.

my opinion: The only gal I could see doing this are the ones that have hit the epiphany phase after their decade on the c0ck carousel, and you just know that she knows that she has a desperate man that she can boss around and won't have to sex after pumping out her 2.4 kids.

 

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If they're leaving the house, it's progress