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Freeze kept it 1k
- Oct 13, 2001
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Define gentleman?
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SN to post ratio smh
- May 23, 2005
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maaaaaan forget that
i'll be damned if i tell my son he can and should be a make up person at macy's
i mean theres nothing wrong with being that
but id tell him to try and be a professional mma champion first
i'll be damned if i tell my son he can and should be a make up person at macy's
i mean theres nothing wrong with being that
but id tell him to try and be a professional mma champion first
- Apr 15, 2004
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Intellectual, cool, athletic, in shape, successful, ambitious, going places in life, not bad looking, respectful, protective, strong when needed, sensitive when needed, self confident, can deal with adversity and come out on top, good tipper, above average eggplant
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OP, we wouldn't have to raise feminists if we'd raise good kids with good morals to begin with.
I don't think there needs to be a focus on raising a feminist son. You can introduce those morals of treating men and women the same, but as far as how we should raise a son, there has to be a primary focus on other issues. We need to do a lot better with raising boys. Boys are more emotionally fragile than what we like to think and they suffer because of it. People like to sweep under the rug on what boys deal with growing up, but we deal with a lot. I encourage everyone to watch a documentary called The Mask We Live In. It touches on a lot of important things when it comes to raising sons.
I don't think there needs to be a focus on raising a feminist son. You can introduce those morals of treating men and women the same, but as far as how we should raise a son, there has to be a primary focus on other issues. We need to do a lot better with raising boys. Boys are more emotionally fragile than what we like to think and they suffer because of it. People like to sweep under the rug on what boys deal with growing up, but we deal with a lot. I encourage everyone to watch a documentary called The Mask We Live In. It touches on a lot of important things when it comes to raising sons.
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I find this to be deeply strange. What can a boy do that she can't do?....
assuming they haven't hit puberty physically boys and girls are basically the same.
What's the purpose of telling her that?
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I see no point of telling girls that either.
Putting self doubt in their minds before they even take the world on.
Putting self doubt in their minds before they even take the world on.
- May 23, 2005
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nice to get a woman's advice on a subject like this
specially a pro black woman such as urself
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What do you mean?
- May 23, 2005
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aint u a black female???
coulda sworn u were like a black female from dc
who was all about being black and proud
with a afro and pic with a fist in it
like a black activist
didn't we establish that in a previous thread or am i trippin
sorta like this
and this
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- Oct 13, 2001
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News to me man.
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I'ma do what's best for my children and not what the stay at home SJW parent down the street thinks. I won't try and push my children into what I want them to be. I will help them be the best that they can be as a person.
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Depends what wave they are from. Second wave old heads are usually the anti-porn, anti-prostitution types.
Third wavers are the more sex positive types and generally supportive of decriminalization, and legalization efforts.
