...that reference..
SeveroDrgnfli
Ain't nobody tryin to get indicted.
I was a non live in nanny. I made about 15-45 dollars an hour and I worked about 20 hours a day. I got offers for live in positions, but I'm not trying to live with my clients. I'm going to go back to child care, because I love kids, if I don't make it as a cook. There are different types of nannies. Some get paid salary. I chose to be non live in so I could work for multiple families and baby sit at night to make ends meet.
TBH, I stopped because I felt like my families wanted to show me off on some look at this smart young black man we found shyt. I always got invited to black history celebrations and African music concerts. It was awkward for me because I was usually the only American born and raised African in those functions.
It taught me a lot about liberal racism. I'm not a charity case. I appreciate the doors it opened for me. I'd be homeless without it and probably dead. What bothered me the most is no black families ever gave me a shot. Their kids always had white female or Latina nannies. It taught me a lot about the black upper middle class. The coach of Cal's basketball team is black. I saw him almost everyday. They had two kids. He and his wife never asked me to baby sit or be their nanny. And he saw me a lot so he knew what I did. Funny thing is I always showed his family respect because I know how hard he and his wife worked to live in piedmont.
Edit: I raised infants for two years. I taught kids to read and write. Parents asked me to bathe their children. Boys and girs. I worked with girls and boys. My favorite kids were adopted from Ethiopia. I think about those kid's everyday. I do love them.
I'm a licensed instructional assistant. I have first aid and CPR training. I've been a camp counselor, life guard, runner, and associate camp director for the second biggest science camp in Calfornia. I also worked for the biggest camp in California. I'm a licensed coach and fitness instructor.
I'm over qualified, but for some reason I wasn't good enough for black families. I worked for a Morrocan family, a Cuban family, many Jewish families, and no Arab families because I worked for a lot of Jews. I also worked for Asian American families.
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Pride and entitlement is going to be the death of Dr X.
Someone put this dude on suicide watch
Someone put this dude on suicide watch
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
Thank you I thought this fukkboy was taking time away because he humbled himself, more bullshyt from the biggest piece of shyt on this site.Op seen one person and all of a sudden everybody "selling ass"
#woat2016
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
Let's encourage it, maybe he will get the help he needs.
I'm going to say this. I don't think I could ever bring myself to do it. My niece does it. She get's paid a good amount of money ( yes I know she's a woman but I'm basically stating her perks) the family she does it for, is taking her to Australia while the father does business and then when they got back; were moving to Seattle. Plus were going to put her up in the guest house.
If a man wanted that gig and had no issues
If a man wanted that gig and had no issues
yeah i can totally see them, "let me introduce you to Still Ill FC, our black male nanny
he's from RICHMOND"
like it's some exotic refugee camp they pulled you out of. Rich liberal people in the bay are a mess.
SeveroDrgnfli
Ain't nobody tryin to get indicted.
I knew you weren't. I've seen what you described in the OP. I think I'm the only black male nanny on The Coli. Typically nannies are girls with college degrees or immigrants who have been hired to teach a child another language. Nanny's are not babysitters. We're life coaches. Parents give us goals and we work with kids to reach them. ALL my kids played soccer. So I was brought on as a full time coach/trainer/nanny/cook
Mom's often told me they wanted me to teach their boys to be men. Hahaha, and they all had dads. I also worked for two white families with black children. They asked me to show their kids what AA culture is. I still get approached in public and get asked to come back. But I'm good. The kids I love don't need me anymore.
one is in Honduras playing soccer. I taught him damn near everything he knows. When I met him he couldn't even use his left foot or the outside of his right foot. A few MVP awards later he's playing gold level soccer at an age group above his own because he blew his entire peer group out of the water. I'm a midfielder and I've always been a team captain. It's no surprise he's a team captain. He's going pro for sure.My beautiful black Ethiopian princess who I love so much and miss more everyday is like Michelle Obama. For her birthday I bought her vintage jewelry and hair clips so she never forgets she's beautiful. The world won't tell her she's beautiful so I did everyday.
Her brother, he's exactly like me. A young God with many personal issues to manage. I'm realizing kids need structure and clear boundaries. They need to know who they are or they'll become anything. I saw him play basketball recently by chance. We hadn't worked together for a while. I can tell he's losing confidence. He didn't take one shot. And he was the best player on that court. It took a lot for me not to yell out to him from the stands. It's best I stay away.