y-at-home fathers. He's tried to be sociable with the mothers he sees, but even in six years of full-time parenting, he can't say he's made any real friends. Sometimes, he's even felt rejected for being a dad. Once, a child-and-parent group changed their day to the one day of the week that he couldn't attend – he suspects to snub him. Another time, a mother asked if he'd like to join her and another mother for coffee. The second mother looked unhappy. "I saw her facial expression change, and I never got the invitation," he says.
