Mama said "You aint killing my grandchild"
Not much you can really do from there
Not much you can really do from there
In situation like that
80 percent of the blame goes to the men
How much would a condom have cost? How much would a pill cost?
If you really want to talk about it. Many have single mothers in here and you are basically shytting on their mothers and fathers.I don't know if I would say 80% but I will say that this thread would have gone in a completely different direction if I went in on women in the OP and solely blamed them instead of going in on both parties. The same nxggas in here talking about "you should mind your business" would have gone in on the hoes and thots that in their minds are solely responsible for babies being born out of wedlock and even out of relationships.
These dudes don't like being forced to look in the mirror and realize that the blame falls on them too.
Women always follow menI don't know if I would say 80% but I will say that this thread would have gone in a completely different direction if I went in on women in the OP and solely blamed them instead of going in on both parties. The same nxggas in here talking about "you should mind your business" would have gone in on the hoes and thots that in their minds are solely responsible for babies being born out of wedlock and even out of relationships.
These dudes don't like being forced to look in the mirror and realize that the blame falls on them too.
Believe brehs
Aint you married?
fukk you talking about?
How you have a whole baby with somebody you didn't even care about like that?
Can somebody explain this to me? I'm understanding about a whole lot of things but I don't understand this one.
If you really want to talk about it. Many have single mothers in here and you are basically shytting on their mothers and fathers.
And OP how did African Americans develop this problem? Does our history in this country have anything to do with it? How about public assistance rules? It's deeper than just, "Do what society says".
If you really want to talk about it. Many have single mothers in here and you are basically shytting on their mothers and fathers.
And OP how did African Americans develop this problem? Does our history in this country have anything to do with it? How about public assistance rules? It's deeper than just, "Do what society says".
No truer words spoken. Alot of pressure does come from families to have these kids. And when your young and impressionable you think your parents are wise and have your best interest at heart.