Father says he would never allow his son to get his nails painted. Is he wrong?
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-I ain't letting my son paint shyt.
Roger king
Superstar
That is the father prerogative and i would lean towards agreeing with it, when your 18 and an adult you can do what you want, but not as a kid growing up under the household, it isnt proper
djthegreat88
Superstar
Don’t understand why a boy would want painted nails. But Who really cares? Times change. Let kids be kids
Grown men are too hypersensitive to perceived gay things. He was so uncomfortable responding to that question. When it’s probably not that serious
I remember I had earrings in my ear pierced in early 90s when i was a kid. Some people looked at me like I was crazy at the time. Now its common place. The way gen Z dresses and how they do their hair would be considered feminine 20 years ago
Grown men are too hypersensitive to perceived gay things. He was so uncomfortable responding to that question. When it’s probably not that serious
I remember I had earrings in my ear pierced in early 90s when i was a kid. Some people looked at me like I was crazy at the time. Now its common place. The way gen Z dresses and how they do their hair would be considered feminine 20 years ago
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
What is people's propensity to tell you what to do with YOUR kids? 
#NoKidsGang
The BasedFather
Task Force
My son ain’t painting a damn thing except a Picasso 
I hope he doesn’t grow up to be on mango time, but if he is then cool. I’ll still love him. But all that fruit by the foot shyt in my house is a no go. You can be gay and not a sassy queen.
I hope he doesn’t grow up to be on mango time, but if he is then cool. I’ll still love him. But all that fruit by the foot shyt in my house is a no go. You can be gay and not a sassy queen.
This is not how I understand how to raise a man.
If you disagree, cool more power to you, but my job as a father is to instill what manhood is (and to be fair, it’s beyond this nonsensical shyt, but since this is the topic, let’s address it).
When he turns 18 and begins to support himself, do whatever t hell you want. Just hope he is able to hold on to the game given
If you disagree, cool more power to you, but my job as a father is to instill what manhood is (and to be fair, it’s beyond this nonsensical shyt, but since this is the topic, let’s address it).
When he turns 18 and begins to support himself, do whatever t hell you want. Just hope he is able to hold on to the game given
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
Dad's house, dad's rules.
MajesticLion
Veteran
Fred G. Sanford
two across the lips
I would told that big dummy Lamont too if he ask me that
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
I’d let him if he was paying his own bill.
And as long as he understood that I would think less of him as a man for the rest of his life.
And as long as he understood that I would think less of him as a man for the rest of his life.