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A womans family and low-key birth order has an effect.
There are no absolutes, my friend. No rules. And you are right.I disagree. What good is a woman who has a good relationship with her mother if the mother ain't shyt and has poisoned her mind and as a result she has grown up with bitterness and resentment for her father and in turn every men tyhat she now sees as a reflection of him
The phrase "men ain't shyt" isn't only used by women who make terrible relationship/courting decisions and have their hearts broken but also by those whose minds have been filled with toxic ideas about men usually from their bitter mothers
As a rule of thumb, If her mom is well grounded, matured, classy and has no resentment towards men then I say that's far more important than the kind of relationship a woman has with her mother.
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I told my dad what you said and I was laughing.Mine neither. But now that Ive been divorced they wouldnt care.
Why is that such a bad idea though
Do you really want filth in your family?
You and I both know this a lot of stuff out there
You gotta be a cac with this lowkey eugenics bullshyt.
The plot thickens....
What was your ex wife's relationship with her dad like? How'd that mess up your marriage?
So what's the driver of the "women aint shyt" mentality from brehs here? Especially those with very little success with women?The phrase "men ain't shyt" isn't only used by women who make terrible relationship/courting decisions and have their hearts broken but also by those whose minds have been filled with toxic ideas about men usually from their bitter mothers
So what's the driver of the "women aint shyt" mentality from brehs here? Especially those with very little success with women?![]()
I won't go as far to say two parent home, but a good relationship with her mother is ESSENTIAL! Almost every aint-shyt woman I've ever met had a terrible relationship with their mother. I noticed that shyt a LONG time ago...
My family is the same way. My parents wereIve heard blk women give this advice to other blk women. Hell, low key this is what my parents feel. They still haven't wrapped their heads around the fact that people grow up without both parents.
Meanwhile this is also why me and none of my female OR male cousins are married or have any children. There are no grandchildren for an entire generation in my family tree. It's b/c our parents are so old fashioned and don't want anybody in their family who comes from divorces, broken homes, has a "ready made family", has been to jail b4, does not have an education or good career, no shacking up...YOU NAME IT!
Lol. Sooooooooooo if blk women avoid blk men who were raised in single homes and blk men avoid blk women who were raised in single homes...that means only 4 people are getting married in our community. Lmao!
You already knowSo by this logic, should young women avoid marrying men from single parent families too? Or is this another Coli classic "shyt on (black) women and don't hold anyone else to the same standards" thread.
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My family is the same way. My parents werewhen I told them one of my girlfriends was raised just by her mother. I didn't have the heart to tell them she hadn't finished college yet (she was 25)
I am wary of women that didn't have that stability though, because there may be some things they just don't have a concept of.
I still have dinner every night at the table with my parents
Most girls/women I know aren't even aware its a legitimate thing, not on television, shyt most of my friends in the same situation werewhen they realised we didn't just do it when they came over to eat, it was a 7 days a week thing.