stepfathers

Supporting the rights of "social moms" seems equivalent to supporting the rights of "social dads," also known as stepfathers, which would equate "social moms" to stepmothers.

GlennSacks.com 2008

One of Armstrong's many sleepover "stepfathers" owned a pistol.

City Journal 2009

Though her mother married two more times, she never connected with her stepfathers.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

However, in this case Free Press has some extra motivation: In 2012 it expects to publish Mr. Skyhorse's memoir about growing up with five stepfathers.

Judging a Book by Its Second Cover Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg 2011

I labored furiously over the divorce imagery, as well as bad fathers, bad stepfathers, and bad men in general, throughout the collection.

This Redneck’s Got Honest Voice Murray Dunlap 2011

I've always viewed early pain as something not fully realized until the age of thirty, when it comes crashing down in a great heap, and the faces of cruel stepfathers, the guilt of groping in the dark, and the sad milk-smell of cafeterias appear in dreams once again, reminding you that they will always be by your side; silent, invisible comrades.

Diversion Meg Wolitzer 2011

He was also a lovely, kind, and generous man, a role model for all stepfathers.

Simon Hoggart's week: Teach your children well 2011

The report found that increasingly, different men – including grandfathers, uncles, stepfathers, foster fathers, older brothers, cousins and other men – play various fatherhood roles in children's lives.

Fatherhood needs redefining, says UN report 2011

In some, it might be adaptive for stepfathers to kill their stepchildren.

Assessing Fault 2009

Stable masters normally are your surrogate fathers and now they are your surrogate stepfathers.

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