U want ur son to be batty?I would tell him girls are trouble and they will try to trap you so stay away from them.
U want ur son to be batty?
I guess I see both sidesLol no but I'm going to let him know the dangers of girls until he's old enough to make mature decisions in who he dates. Teenage years are not good years for dating IMO.
I guess I see both sides
I just figure its not realistic to expect teenagers to not try anything. U mite as well put em on to game so they have less of a chance of doing something real stupid. Like teaching abstinence instead of birth control.
My opinion is that it tends to fail because a woman will generally teach her son the qualities a woman needs from a spouse (thus creating your typical simp). Problem is that with usual initial attraction, Wants > Needs at first, then the surveying of the guys quality comes into play after already being attracted.
So you stepping to a honey you dig with shyt like how you'll be right for her don't really excite her from jump, that's usually after yall already start hitting it off and going somewhere with it. A lot of the smart tongued cocky shyt us guys portray is deemed attractive to many, as long as its not pushing the boundary of being a jackass or anything. But your mama won't tell you that.
True but in regards to my hypothetical son, like someone said in here, it should be his father having that kind of talk.
Mothers also need to be able to tell the real on how women really think to their sons as well. I can't understand for the life of me why most women can't seem to guide a young man on what young women want? Men can tell a girl exactly what boy's want (whether she likes the answer or not)
my mom lucked out thenBecause we don't want them messing with these young women, lol. That's how teenage pregnancies and other drama happens. I would want my son to stay focused on school and not focus on girls until college at least. He's not mature enough to handle a relationship as a teenager so why would I give him advice on how to facilitate one? Lol. Hopefully my son is a dork who doesn't come into his own until his 20's, lol.