This generation of kids too entitled

[Yagirlcheatinonus]

This a spin off the Master P/Romeo threads

A lot of us really need to take some courses in parenting before we reproduce. These lil dudes is soft want everything given to them. Yo I didn’t start wearing Jordan’s until I got my first job in high school. I wanted to be fresh in school mom dukes said “Get a job”. Nowadays it’s the opposite the parents work hard to give their kids what they didn’t have. You can’t relive through your kids. My 13 year old nephew get every pair of Jordan that drop. I’m like.You gotta teach kids from an early age to work an earn cuz that’s how you move up in life. Unless they inheriting a company from you. You make them work for everything cuz when they get older they going to find out they ain’t special.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

A lot of people need to become better parents as a lot of people are terrible parents and too dumb to realize it. Money doesn't make you a good parent, yet some people think that it does. More times than not, a kid is a product of your creation. If you’re a terrible parent, why be surprised the kid grows up the same way?

On the other-hand, posters on this site are acting like Romeo isn't out here putting in the work as an adult even with him not being musically relevant these days. In fact, the entitlement or money wasn't the premise of his original argument towards P, yet that's what people have turned it into.

 

[MikelArteta]

have kids brehs

 

[MoveForward]

Tell me about it. My seven years old has an IPhone, a 50 inch tv in his room, PS5, Asus gaming laptop, and he gets a lot of Jordan’s and Dunks. He’s spoiled as fukk but he’s a good kid. He tested in the top 10% in the state, he recently won a spelling b, and he’s very responsible for his age. His mom does a good job of keeping him grounded but he stays asking me for shyt and I can’t say no because I would be telling him no, for no reason.

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

I think a lot of us grew up not having shyt and being around non existent parents and thought when we had kids they would want for nothing. Problem we never saw was the struggle is what made us, when growing up we considered it a burden. Now our kids have all they want and they spoiled because that’s their reality. Also the extra attention we gave to them makes them incapable of being independent. It’s a sad thing because our intentions we meant well.

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

Most parents think providing a roof over heads, and material things makes you a good parent. This is why you have brehs in the initial Nick Cannon reproductive royal rumble threads talking about he can afford it, so it’s fine. This man has created 6 single parent homes. And I’ve personally met many men who think their kids having the items mentioned in this thread means they’re a good father.

 

[BaggerofTea]

A lot of people are horrible horrible parents

 

[bigde09]

Every generation says this. Your parents said the same about you

 

[Satsui no Hadou]

What’s so hard to believe that master p may be a narcissistic overbearing father that squandered his children’s money? It sounds unthinkable to us, but I guarantee you these types exist.

My girl was raised by narcissists and initially I thought she was bullshytting me until I had seen it with my own eyes. They had her working and giving up her entire paychecks, kept her ignorant so she wouldn’t know better, and were experts at hiding at from others, but I still remember the day we were riding in the car together and they just straight up acted like she didn’t exist, only speaking and joking with her other sister(who had everything handed to her)

I mean, it may be Romeo just being a lil bytch, but I’m inclined to believe him. I just think he went about it the wrong way trying to make a spectacle of something personal. Assuming any of this is real anyway.

 

[Matt504]

What age range are you in OP?

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Most parents think providing a roof over heads, and material things makes you a good parent. This is why you have brehs in the initial Nick Cannon reproductive royal rumble threads talking about he can afford it, so it’s fine. This man has created 6 single parent homes. And I’ve personally met many men who think their kids having the items mentioned in this thread means they’re a good father.

It's because men of all races are taught that Father = Provider....Mother = Nurturer

The mother's role is all encompassing while the dad is just an ATM. This leads to men thinking that in order to be good dad's, all they gotta do is provide material comfort.

Man will say "I put a roof over your head, clothes on your back and food on the table....be grateful." Problem with that line of thinking is that's what you're SUPPOSED to do. The child didn't ask to be born. Dude's really think they accomplished something because they spent money. The shyt you do ON TOP OF handling the basics is how you're judged.

In Nick's case, maybe he would be a terrible day to day father. Dude works 24/7 so it's not like he'd be the most attentive pops anyway.

 

[Stuntone]

My best friend has spoiled his daughter like I've never seen. Disneyworld, another activity she wanted to participate in, it supported her. Never tell her no. Her mom was in and out of her life, a POS from Newport News, VA. Daughter doesn't get good grades, just turned 18. Moms wants my boy to drop 5k on a grad party, when he already has to pay for college. He finally says no and she turns on him. He's the devil now. Don't visit him, doesn't call. Treats him like a simp.

I'm realizing Men are only given love and some respect when his providing and being the perfect man. As soon as you put your foot down, you're a tyrant.

 

[feelosofer]

I'm around Masta Ps age and most of our generation thought if we give our kids everything from a material standpoint thats all we needed to do not always realizing we need to tend to our children's emotional needs and maybe Masta P didn't always do the best job of that.

I also think that Masta P's image as a street hustla turned business man and family man may have been more difficult to balance.

Children aren't perfect, parents aren't perfect, I just hope they are able to hash it out.

 

[Yagirlcheatinonus]

What age range are you in OP?

37

 

[NatiboyB]

Extremely entitled and those entitled kids become entitled delusional adults.