Because shytting on someone that's short is even remotely close to shytting on someone for having deadbeat/absent dad
Whats with people using "fatherless" as an insult?
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Because shytting on someone that's short is even remotely close to shytting on someone for having deadbeat/absent dad
Swagnicious
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Because shytting on someone that's short is even remotely close to shytting on someone for having deadbeat/absent dad
How is clowning a nikka for daddy not being around so much worse than clowning a nikka for being short?
They're both making fun of someone for something beyond their control that wasn't their fault
It's just jokes anyway.....y'all being too sensitive, and whats worse.....y'all only wanna be sensitive about certain shyt. Stop being so damn biased
I had good laughs from all the height-related threads on TLR and all the sensitive salty midget nikkas in them threads. Now it's time for me to laugh at the sensitive fatherless nikkas and y'all wanna be like "
......too far"
ultraflexed
Superstar
Sad but true, right now is the era of fatherless mean. With exceptions here and there most of the time a women CANNOT RAISE A MAN.
Just like a man CANNOT RAISE A WOMEN. There are exception but this is exactly why you see men behaving with feminine characteristic.
That D'Angelo russle b#tch move he pulled on his so called "friend" an teammate is perfect example today's male.
Just like a man CANNOT RAISE A WOMEN. There are exception but this is exactly why you see men behaving with feminine characteristic.
That D'Angelo russle b#tch move he pulled on his so called "friend" an teammate is perfect example today's male.
Im not familiar with this
Insun Park
Fukk Em
Both things out of your controlBecause shytting on someone that's short is even remotely close to shytting on someone for having deadbeat/absent dad
Let me preface this by saying I have a father and he has always been apart of my life. We have a very close relationship and he is the only person I would consider to be my role model. That said, when I grew up most of my friends didnt have fathers in their life. Most of them grew up with their mom or grandmom and had to turn to the streets to see how they should hold themselves as a man. I had friends with their pops in jail, dead, mia, still around but refusing to be in their life, etc etc. As a person with a father it never crossed my mind at all to make fun of them or talk down to them because their pops got caught up in the game or he was a fukk boy that wasnt around. You just didnt do shyt like that. I dont even remember bringing it up at all, but I come on here and I see people just throwing that shyt around all the time.
Whats the deal with this?
you know bruh
I don't know but women who didn't have a father in their lives are always looking for a man to fill that missing gap
Samething happens with girls who have very rich dad's who aren't around because of work
Samething happens with girls who have very rich dad's who aren't around because of work
606onit
Superstar
At the end of the day, the moniker may have us more closely examine the behaviors of the Amerikkkan Black woman. 
Fatherless is lame as hell but if you never heard c00n, sambo, tom, tap dancer or whatever then you probably are one
And you can tell its from corny nikkas who have no idea what they're talking about. I've rarely met or seen nikkas that have had no father figure in their life, that's some clown ass cac propaganda that theses dudes ran with that was based off of people lying for link and other benefits.
I don't hear those in life because I choose not to have those words invade my space. People in my family have used c00n just casually and I have checked them on it.
nikka is inescapable at this point. Knowing where those goddamn words come from I couldn't ever see myself using them against another black person. I have friends who believe in ways that I think are harmful but it wouldn't ever cross my mind for that to come out of my mouth.
And your last point, I grew up around dudes whom you would just think of as statistics. These are guys who didn't have father figures in their lives so they actually did turn to their friends, or god forbid their mother, for support.
After my mom and dad divorced he wasn't around all that much. I actually have a few of those stereotypical stories where he'd promise he was coming around but then never showed up. I was lucky to have my grandad for quite a while as well. But I spent most of my life with my mom. I do agree that fatherless is lame as hell but it's not really a myth. I don't think it has the effects that some people say it does though.
ultraflexed
Superstar
Misery loves company, maybe?Let me preface this by saying I have a father and he has always been apart of my life. We have a very close relationship and he is the only person I would consider to be my role model. That said, when I grew up most of my friends didnt have fathers in their life. Most of them grew up with their mom or grandmom and had to turn to the streets to see how they should hold themselves as a man. I had friends with their pops in jail, dead, mia, still around but refusing to be in their life, etc etc. As a person with a father it never crossed my mind at all to make fun of them or talk down to them because their pops got caught up in the game or he was a fukk boy that wasnt around. You just didnt do shyt like that. I dont even remember bringing it up at all, but I come on here and I see people just throwing that shyt around all the time.
Whats the deal with this?
What i always say is that people who have never accomplished sh!t in life will always look for something to make them feel superior to others thus making them feel better about themselves. And when i say anything i mean anything. It's usually not hard to spot them. THey are the ones who tend to take to much pride in and rep the cities where they are from harder than anyone. They didnt contribute to such city's greatness. But being from there makes them feel superior because, again, they have nothing else to hold on to. That sense of pride that they never got from anything else will be milked from the one (perceived) thing that they think they have over you.
You know who they are. They know who they are. No need to name names
EXAMPLE: Mofos be in here calling LeBron James "fatherless". Their salaries is a fraction of LeBron James' monthly if not weekly dinner budget. But they feel better about themselves because thats the one little thing they can hold against him
Richard Ayoade
African European.
b-b-b-b-but my mom taught me how to be a man
@ultraflexed what part of that is a joke. Sounds like some straight hoe shyt
ultraflexed
Superstar
Yeah, it does, thats what he said, it was a joke gone wrong, but when they showed the footage he was clearly trying to put him on blast.
It was all over espn.
It was all over espn.
Let me preface this by saying I have a father and he has always been apart of my life. We have a very close relationship and he is the only person I would consider to be my role model. That said, when I grew up most of my friends didnt have fathers in their life. Most of them grew up with their mom or grandmom and had to turn to the streets to see how they should hold themselves as a man. I had friends with their pops in jail, dead, mia, still around but refusing to be in their life, etc etc. As a person with a father it never crossed my mind at all to make fun of them or talk down to them because their pops got caught up in the game or he was a fukk boy that wasnt around. You just didnt do shyt like that. I dont even remember bringing it up at all, but I come on here and I see people just throwing that shyt around all the time.
Whats the deal with this?
Actually if you think about it; there are actually three insults being hurled when a person is called "fatherless." One is towards the kid. The other is towards the father, but those two are actually fairly tame. The worse insult is towards the mother of the child. Isn't that insult really about that woman's virtue?