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Two of my closest friends are doing it now. They both started dating their gf's when the kids were about 1. One of the relationships is working out fine and the other one not so much.
Yup. Red pilled to the max. Just like me.
Two of my closest friends are doing it now. They both started dating their gf's when the kids were about 1. One of the relationships is working out fine and the other one not so much.
I am not against adoption at all. I think it's a great way for people to try and help.
If my brother and his wife both died in a car wreck, I would consider raising his his children, unless they have already made other arrangements.
I would not ever become a step-dad.
@Kardashians for female opinion please.
In all honesty I would never raise another dude's kid. To me, it's all about blood. I would raise my brother's kids if he and spouse were to die, because there's genetic connection there. Outside of a scenario like that, I don't think I would. I'm a savage old school type. If it ain't my uce I ain't playing.
It makes a man look bad if he raises another man's kid.
Says the dude who got married at 35 which is the start of a dude's peak SMV.
Jesus, that's a lot of words to prove you're a goddamn moron.Old School = By Blood. Kings and queens, pharaohs, etc.
We must dismantle the topic at hand.
As we know, one part nature, one part nurture.
The concept of "Fatherhood" has a biological, undeniable reality imperative. As well as a sociological man made construction.
A "Father" in the most primal definitions is simply the genetic progenitor from which one came from. Scientific. Undeniable. Truth.
The sociological concept of a "Father" is complex and subjectively meta-physical. What value does the objectivity of a "Father" have if it can change from one individual to another depending on how the offspring (male or female) feels.
Now that I've really thought about this, I don't really care whether my belief is "Alpha" or "Beta", as my OP might suggest. Perhaps I threw that out as a bit of bait to get the ball of discussion rolling. I am not phased by the judgement of my belief. My belief.
We all value this differently. The concept of parents and fathers. Some value the sociological aspect more. Some value the procreative, scientific side.
My belief is extreme. The only father is one that is biological. This does not mean you can't support and help. But in my belief, you are not the offspring's father. You can try and spin it with fine print, but at the end of the day only a man and a woman can create life. Singular. One individual. One father.
Jesus, that's a lot of words to prove you're a goddamn moron.
Any idiot can create a child, but it takes a man to raise one. Being a sperm donor does not equal being a father.
I see a lot of guys shitting on the idea of raising someone else's kids who in fact will probably become stepfathers in the future.
Its simple. You or I; no man with options ever dates a single mom.
Funny, i consider myself old school in that nearing my 40s I've seen and experienced more failures of blood relationships than I care to recount.
"Blood" is an excuse to not account for ones actions, to assume all disloyalty will be forgiven because "blood" to assume unwavering love and loyalty no matter how heinious the crime.
I'm old school in the fact I believe things should be earned and affirmed through deeds not by accident of birth.
Indeed. Any idiot can create a child just like any idiot can stick his dick into that single mom. Poor decision, bad screening on her part but lets not say anything about her poor life decisions and talk about the guy who stuck his dick in her and failed to pull out or use protection lol.
Good thing we have people like you who never make mistakes.Indeed. Any idiot can create a child just like any idiot can stick his dick into that single mom. Poor decision, bad screening on her part but lets not say anything about her poor life decisions and talk about the guy who stuck his dick in her and failed to pull out or use protection lol.
Don't even bother. A lot of these dudebros have zero knowledge of what a solid marriage/relationship is.
So if all you naysayers were the sons of a single mom, and she met and fell in love with someone that basically ignored your existence. You'd all be good with it, no harm no foul sinc ethey aren't your real dad?
Don't care how tough you think you are. It would affect you.
Don't even bother. A lot of these dudebros have zero knowledge of what a solid marriage/relationship is.
So if all you naysayers were the sons of a single mom, and she met and fell in love with someone that basically ignored your existence. You'd all be good with it, no harm no foul since they aren't your real dad?
Don't care how tough you think you are. It would affect you.
That's my impression as well. A lot of people here sound like edgy teenagers who have no idea what real life is like.
lol, that's the thing, i have kids of my own and when i discipline them they know i love them so they dont take it to heart. However, i wonder if the kids from another man would give you that leeway, certainly makes it way more complicated.Never once considered marrying a single mom and raising some other guy's kid, but kudos to those who have the capacity for that.
I did date a couple MILF's but only because they were smoking hot and way out of my league had they been childless. The break-ups were always tough with those, so I eventually gave that up practice. I was always nice to the kids, but inevitably the girl would tell me afterwards that the kids hated me...lol