They Arguing Like a Married Couple of 40 years
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She got mad he wiped his nose with his hand after she told him to get up?
Before she told him to get up she was picking at her nose.
Putting on a show for her mom recording probably think that's cute.
Before she told him to get up she was picking at her nose.
Putting on a show for her mom recording probably think that's cute.
3rd Ward Swangin
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He rubbed his nose after standing up. She was mad he was bending over while they were supposed to be standing at attention. It didn't have anything to do with his nose.
DetroitEWarren
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Man my daughter is 16 and so mellow and chill, doesn't ask for shyt, never had an attitude (around me at least), I've never had to yell at her or anything like that.
I kinda wish I could catch her snapping on somebody lol. My child seems emotionless. Idk if that's a good thing or bad thing yet.
I'm not a parent, so children behavior is foriegn to me. I got that impression from the girl appearing to be angrier after little dude wiped his nose. With that said if either one was my child I wouldn't like their behavior. Little boy needs to focus and the little girl not the teacher keep you hands to yourself not your job to correct the other student.
See that look of 
Reminds me of when I forget to load the dishwasher properly
Reminds me of when I forget to load the dishwasher properly
My dad and my Grandpa were both chill. But in different ways. My dad is just happy go lucky. wants to talk about anything and update you on all the goings on in life. but never swore cussed or yelled. Grandpa, was quiet , just minded his business but like to do work for you to show affection. Like You visit his house. and when you leaving you notice you got 4 brand new tires on your car and a tank full of gas.Wish I had an old man like one of ya'll
Your and my grandfather would've got along like something serious.
not to derail, but especially within the past 3-5 years, I often told people my Grandfather was the type of man you'd take a bullet for.
He was a hard worker. very firm, didn't take shyt from people. former military and work as a mechanic and some factory work.
But he was a kind, caring man.
I recall, we had a BBQ about a year before he died. Across the street there was these kids who parents was always working, wild kids but not out of pocket. I remember he brought them all some plates after the family and our folks got ours. Somebody asked him why he did that, which I get why that can be a dice roll, but I remember him flat out saying "As long as I'm walking around, ain't nobody going hungry around me."
SheWantTheD
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Has your daughter asked for things in the past? My parents always told me No, doesn’t matter what I asked for. Eventually I just stopped asking.
And if she ain’t asking y’all for nothing, she could possibly be asking someone else
Future:
DetroitEWarren
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Nah. She's pretty much got everything she wanted or needed before needing to ask. I had a lot of money when she was young and I always bought her shyt like iPads and nice clothes and Jordans and shyt like that. I would still expect her to ask for something randomly, and she never has. Outside of getting her hair done, she definitely asks for that lol.Has your daughter asked for things in the past? My parents always told me No, doesn’t matter what I asked for. Eventually I just stopped asking.
And if she ain’t asking y’all for nothing, she could possibly be asking someone else
Her mother is not involved AT ALL. I'm the only parent in her life. She still spends half of the week with her grandma on her mamas side though. Great help for a nikka. But my baby mama ain't shyt.
I doubt she's asking nikkas for anything. She just started talking on the phone to a nikka for the first time ever. Young dawg has a car too. She says he ain't a hood nikkas at all so I'm good with that. Ill update y'all whenever I meet the nikka.
Ricky Fontaine
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Wish I had an old man like one of ya'll
Damn it's alright breh breh.
Us brothers with fukked up childhoods went through that so somebody wouldn't have to.
Damn, breh, this got me tearing up at work. RIP to your grandfather.