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Happy Father's Day to all my War Room dads.

Those of you awesome guys who still have their penis, are not on hormone blockers, who decided to be a man and propagate our species; A big thanks to our fathers and grandfathers who raised us as men. Be thankful for your children and pray for their health.

Now carry on - Let's fight!
 
Happy Father's day to all the Dads who arent so cripplingly insecure that they make it their entire existence to turn their kids into little ideological foot soldiers. Here's to realizing that kids are people, allowed to think and feel and ask questions for themselves, and having the balls to raise kids who question you without you feeling as if your "Alpha" manhood is threatened by it.
 
Happy Father's Day to all. Make sure your children know you appreciate them.


Sinister said:
Happy Father's day to all the Dads who arent so cripplingly insecure that they make it their entire existence to turn their kids into little ideological foot soldiers. Here's to realizing that kids are people, allowed to think and feel and ask questions for themselves, and having the balls to raise kids who question you without you feeling as if your "Alpha" manhood is threatened by it.
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I so feel this. Parents job is to help kids be the best themselves. Figure out where the kids skills/interests are and facilitate the devolvement. I have seen so many parents try to make sure the kid has the exact hobbies/interest of mom and dad or the drill target type thinking their kids is a robot or something.

Help your kid be themself.
 
Sinister said:
Happy Father's day to all the Dads who arent so cripplingly insecure that they make it their entire existence to turn their kids into little ideological foot soldiers. Here's to realizing that kids are people, allowed to think and feel and ask questions for themselves, and having the balls to raise kids who question you without you feeling as if your "Alpha" manhood is threatened by it.
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Very Trumpian response 😀
 
- Since i am a leftist: Happy sperm donnor day. Woman can be better dads than man are, thats why they have great succes rising kids alone.

Suck that:D

Happy fathers day. Our fathers day is in August here!
Congratulations for all dads, for not rising your sons over-protected retards.
 
Sinister said:
Happy Father's day to all the Dads who arent so cripplingly insecure that they make it their entire existence to turn their kids into little ideological foot soldiers. Here's to realizing that kids are people, allowed to think and feel and ask questions for themselves, and having the balls to raise kids who question you without you feeling as if your "Alpha" manhood is threatened by it.
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- My dad rised us watching Woody-wodpecker, western movies, Chaves and Tokusatsus. Today i valuate him more than when i was a douche kid.
 
HomeCheese said:
Happy Father's Day to all. Make sure your children know you appreciate them.



I so feel this. Parents job is to help kids be the best themselves. Figure out where the kids skills/interests are and facilitate the devolvement. I have seen so many parents try to make sure the kid has the exact hobbies/interest of mom and dad or the drill target type thinking their kids is a robot or something.

Help your kid be themself.
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Just like anyone else in society, when my kids ask what my beliefs are, I just try to logically explain them. And I always include a "that's just me." Their Mother and I dont agree on everything so they also get a good example of two people who don't always share the same views but will work together to make sure everyone's life gets better. They can always ask questions, and if I ever respond to things emotionally afterwards I make a point to say so. "Hey so I was frustrated earlier."

Definitely don't want them to ever feel corralled into agreement or doing something they dont want to do. Its funny because as a Dad/Coach I get sh*t for being too hard on them, AND for not being hard enough lol. But that's usually because I let them go at their own pace and tell them "I'm not always going to push you. If I do then this is coming from me, not you. You gotta learn to push yourselves, to do things because you want to do them not just because I'm making you."
 
Sinister said:
Just like anyone else in society, when my kids ask what my beliefs are, I just try to logically explain them. And I always include a "that's just me." Their Mother and I dont agree on everything so they also get a good example of two people who don't always share the same views but will work together to make sure everyone's life gets better. They can always ask questions, and if I ever respond to things emotionally afterwards I make a point to say so. "Hey so I was frustrated earlier."

Definitely don't want them to ever feel corralled into agreement or doing something they dont want to do. Its funny because as a Dad/Coach I get sh*t for being too hard on them, AND for not being hard enough lol. But that's usually because I let them go at their own pace and tell them "I'm not always going to push you. If I do then this is coming from me, not you. You gotta learn to push yourselves, to do things because you want to do them not just because I'm making you."
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You coach also? What sport? I coached about 30 teams in basketball, soccer and futsal. It was one of the most enjoyable parts of my adult life. Actually some of the most fun I ever had.

Picking up my oldest and her family, including my grandson, from the airport later today.
 
HomeCheese said:
You coach also? What sport? I coached about 30 teams in basketball, soccer and futsal. It was one of the most enjoyable parts of my adult life. Actually some of the most fun I ever had.

Picking up my oldest and her family, including my grandson, from the airport later today.
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Boxing. Check out the Stand-up section, a thread titled "Development of the War Dogs." Some clips of my older Son in there and a few of his fights. I took a break from posting in here recently because my own Coach passed away 2 weeks ago. Theres a thread about him in the Boxing section where I talk about him being a Father figure and what it was like to be his student. Very fortunate, I was to have this man in my life:



Anyhow, hope you have a great day, Coach.
 
Happy Father's Day to you fellas.

Who was that guy who was a bit crazy but lived on a boat and raised his kids at sea or something and it looked kind of awesome?

Bonus point to you, man.

Fuck it, bonus points to the rest of y'all too.
 
HomeCheese said:
You coach also? What sport? I coached about 30 teams in basketball, soccer and futsal. It was one of the most enjoyable parts of my adult life. Actually some of the most fun I ever had.

Picking up my oldest and her family, including my grandson, from the airport later today.
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Futsal where?
 
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