StoneColdMikey
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I really didn't have a relationship with my pops until if was 13 but I still had my uncle and granddad and football coach to show me how to be a real nigga
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ShiveDreadz;6350243 said:Great thread, posts are so dumb.
Never had a father, go ahead and click that feelings in advance preciate ya.
Though our parent(s) have an impact on early life, its what you do after you get up from under them that matters. Too many great men that grew up under single parents for yall to act out.
And too many men out here struggling or even STILL MOOCHING off their parents in that duo household for yall to act out.
Only a man can teach himself to be a man, and you learn that shit a-z from experience.
kai_valya;6350549 said:Co-Town Michael;6348306 said:Learned how to shave by using google.
Therefore Google was a better father to me, than my actual father.
omg the bolded is the saddest thing i've ever read :-S
i'm so sorry you poor thing
ImTheKangRoundHere;6350183 said:
okay, sometimes these comics make sense, but this is utter bullshit when have you EVER seen black parents being cool with their daughter getting with a white guy but not their son? either they're cool with both or they don't want any of their kids with whites son or daughter.
this shit is beyond reaching
Muhannad X;6350336 said:Props on opening up @SnuffDaddy. I see it as a ying & yang. A boy needs a female influence for nurturing etc. but he also needs a male influence because only a man can teach to be a man. All that "I'm the father and the mother" stuff is for the birds. In the real world it doesn't work like that.
I have noticed that men who were raised by women most of the times haven't been taught to do stuff like tie a tie, small work on their car, work with their hands etc. Alot of these dudes aren't stimulated by their moms to learn professions that will ensure their position on any job market like a carpenter, plumber, mechanic etc. If you see a black man wit a toolbelt 9 out of 10 it'll be an older brother (who prolly grew up with his pops and had to help him doing chores around the house).
I have noticed alot of men who were raised by women have taken on female characteristics. Hate to sound like an old dude but back in the day it wasn't really accepted for a man to gossip. Now with the advent of social media (fb, twitter etc.) men be gossiping more than b*tches. They get that from hanging in the salon as a child weekly when their moms would get their hair done. These new dudes be spiteful, vindictive and emotionally driven like chicks. When a chick breaks up with 'em they put out vids trying to shame the chick. That's some b*tch sh*t, similar to something a chick would do back in the day. Like you break up with her, she'd key your car or try to smear your name to get back at you.
N*ggas be attentionwhoring more than chicks nowadays. They'll even attentionwhore when it's to their detriment. These dudes will incriminate themselves just for some wshh, yt, fb 15 minutes of fame. That's female behavior and we can attribute that to men being raised by (ignorant) women.
taeboo;6329485 said:No kid should be comfortable in a violent/super aggressive enviroment.
ShiveDreadz;6350258 said:Yea thats exactly what im NOT doing.
Life starts when you get out of the house, the factors in the real world are going to do/undo far more than your parents did unless you had GREAT parents. Having A GREAT PARENT is a gift in itself.
Duo parent households are great, they can lay down a great foundation and set things in motion. Its almost like getting a head start in a race. But just because you got a head start doesnt mean you finish first, might not even finish.