Where the hell have you gone black fathers
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BmoreGorilla
Veteran
My pops is 62 and still not on any meds
Moms just retired and he plans to do the same next year. I learned everything about being a man from him and I pass that knowledge down to my own son
Moms just retired and he plans to do the same next year. I learned everything about being a man from him and I pass that knowledge down to my own son
I never met a man who was actually with a woman and abandoned his children, even after the parents broke up.
Getting pregnant from a one night stand, there was never a family to abandon. Men an women need to stop treating sex like they are some lowly animals that can only act on instinct.
Getting pregnant from a one night stand, there was never a family to abandon. Men an women need to stop treating sex like they are some lowly animals that can only act on instinct.
Behind-the-wheel
Living dead
Props to all the other fathers out there raising families.
God knows I love it and there's no better place than with my wife and son.
God knows I love it and there's no better place than with my wife and son.
First of all,
First time ever being @ mentioned in a post
Second, parent hood is the best! Girl (now 8) and Boy 4 going on 5
Never easy and my son keeps testing me. I guess as father and son fight in the jungle, so it shall be in the home. I am pretty sure my brother and I were probably worse.
My father growing up was present and kept all bills paid, food on the table, home everyday but was not the typical toss the ball in the yard, go fishing dad.
Don't know how different I would have turned out if he was but for us that was the norm
Remember, although not in all cases, but our kids are probably want to emulate what they saw in their households growing up so what you do now, the examples you set will resonate on after you are gone
First time ever being @ mentioned in a post
Second, parent hood is the best! Girl (now 8) and Boy 4 going on 5
Never easy and my son keeps testing me. I guess as father and son fight in the jungle, so it shall be in the home. I am pretty sure my brother and I were probably worse.
My father growing up was present and kept all bills paid, food on the table, home everyday but was not the typical toss the ball in the yard, go fishing dad.
Don't know how different I would have turned out if he was but for us that was the norm
Remember, although not in all cases, but our kids are probably want to emulate what they saw in their households growing up so what you do now, the examples you set will resonate on after you are gone
A positive thread amidst all the nonsense and bullshyt... 
One day I hope to know the joys of fatherhood
As far as my father, where do I begin?
-He took us from Nigeria to England to get us a better life... and left the country he loves.
-He took us from England to America in hopes of an even better life.
-He came here with almost nothing.
-Worked two jobs. Eckerds doing the day, and cleaning gas station toilets at night... despite having a masters degree.
-He sacrificed his pride so that we could live better.
-He gave up all of his habbits (smoking, chewing, riding motorcycles) because he didn't want any of -His sons to pick them up.
-He always preached the importance of education, and made sure all of us were always in our books.
Now that he has money, degrees, nice home, and everything he could ever want... I see the blue print he laid out and I thank him for that.
Honestly if I can be half the father he is, my kids will be alright
One day I hope to know the joys of fatherhood
As far as my father, where do I begin?
-He took us from Nigeria to England to get us a better life... and left the country he loves.
-He took us from England to America in hopes of an even better life.
-He came here with almost nothing.
-Worked two jobs. Eckerds doing the day, and cleaning gas station toilets at night... despite having a masters degree.
-He sacrificed his pride so that we could live better.
-He gave up all of his habbits (smoking, chewing, riding motorcycles) because he didn't want any of -His sons to pick them up.
-He always preached the importance of education, and made sure all of us were always in our books.
Now that he has money, degrees, nice home, and everything he could ever want... I see the blue print he laid out and I thank him for that.
Honestly if I can be half the father he is, my kids will be alright
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Oceanicpuppy
Superstar
And we don't understand you, if you not gonna post black fatherly shyt get the hell of this thread and quit wasting everyone's time.
Dap fishin. Cook though
CollegeAll kids doing well
Taking son on a college tour this summer....he's coming up on his senior year in high school
My 4 year old is reading signs while we ride down the streetnot punk ass easy signs either
lmao I want see how my kids do in school versus how I did, lmao when my kids going to college that's how i'll truly no i'm
A positive thread amidst all the nonsense and bullshyt...
One day I hope to know the joys of fatherhood
As far as my father, where do I begin?
-He took us from Nigeria to England to get us a better life... and left the country he loves.
-He took us from England to America in hopes of an even better life.
-He came here with almost nothing.
-Worked two jobs. Eckerds doing the day, and cleaning gas station toilets at night... despite having a masters degree.
-He sacrificed his pride so that we could live better.
-He gave up all of his habbits (smoking, chewing, riding motorcycles) because he didn't want any of -His sons to pick them up.
-He always preached the importance of education, and made sure all of us were always in our books.
Now that he has money, degrees, nice home, and everything he could ever want... I see the blue print he laid out and I thank him for that.
Honestly if I can be half the father he is, my kids will be alright
Sounds like my grandfather, Working multiple jobs to give his kids a better life, instilling proper values into his kids doing his damn bytch to make sure they strive in society. for the most part it worked none of his kids have ever been in serious trouble all of them work and have their own kids and take care fo them.That pictureFirst of all,
First time ever being @ mentioned in a post
Second, parent hood is the best! Girl (now 8) and Boy 4 going on 5
Never easy and my son keeps testing me. I guess as father and son fight in the jungle, so it shall be in the home. I am pretty sure my brother and I were probably worse.
My father growing up was present and kept all bills paid, food on the table, home everyday but was not the typical toss the ball in the yard, go fishing dad.
Don't know how different I would have turned out if he was but for us that was the norm
Remember, although not in all cases, but our kids are probably want to emulate what they saw in their households growing up so what you do now, the examples you set will resonate on after you are gone
I peep tthis with a few post none have had that typical father, but I guess that's what made them great, it wasn't typical but it worked and it's appreciated, thanks for posting fam keep raising the future so that we may all progress.My pops is 62 and still not on any meds
Moms just retired and he plans to do the same next year. I learned everything about being a man from him and I pass that knowledge down to my own son
A family unit really is the best situation to grow up in, my parents eventually spilt but the time they lived together it felt "right" something about going home and working into your spot to see both parents put a certain stability into your life
Pay Your Bills
Banned
I thought coli brehs were GMB# for life, you can't praise fatherhood when you preach the opposite
Lmao in the words of future(slightly revised) GOD BLESSING ALL THE FATHERS
