What's the stigma on "motherless" kids brehs?

[FeloniousMonk]

Means you need masculine energy.

Kids respect the power, that is man.

 

[T-K-G]

Your dad didn't show you affection?

I dont think she's saying that

I think it's moreso her dad raised her to be more independent and view things like a nikka

@InDePickWest correct me if im wrong

 

[T-K-G]

Means you need masculine energy.

Kids respect the power, that is man.

Yea i feel like the average woman can only handle a child completely by themselves until around 14-16, that's when all fear is gone and we start wylin out

Had a homeboy who's mom made him move in with his dad @ 16 and that nikka got put in check REAL quick, got a job and everything within 2 months (his pops was a marine and always had the face)

 

[Miss Lucifer's Love]

Most people I know who were raised by single dads got that way because their mom was a drug addict or otherwise really not shyt at all so maybe that's a stigma? I dunno.

I do know that we are designed to raise children together as a unit and we really need both.

 

[InDePickWest]

Your dad didn't show you affection?

No. He was a hands off father. I knew I was loved but I just don't come from a family that says it. He's not that kinda guy

 

[FeloniousMonk]

Yea i feel like the average woman can only handle a child completely by themselves until around 14-16, that's when all fear is gone and we start wylin out

Had a homeboy who's mom made him move in with his dad @ 16 and that nikka got put in check REAL quick, got a job and everything within 2 months (his pops was a marine and always had the face)

Oh yeah after a certain age, them grown man hormones start kicking in..

Yet, Ive been with women who speak on how unruly their child can be when it comes to disciple, yet acts right/listens without threats when the dad is around.