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14 years ago @ Single Black Male - Lessons in Love: The O... · 0 replies · +2 points
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If it were a boy, I'd be clueless.. I don't know what to do with the male students I teach.. more than not I shake my heads at send them to a male teacher to deal with their recklessness and hormonal spontaneity.. who has any clue whats going on with a manchild? I don't and I'll admit it.
If it were my daughter, I'd get her involved in community service and other activities to build her self worth outside of what she can do for a boy to like her.
I've also learned that girls can be the aggressors in more situations that I EVER could've thought. So I'd make sure that my son knew that he didn't need to do that to be cool and let my daughter know that it wasnt cool at all to pressure anyone to do anything.
I'd probably transfer either child at the end of the semester to get a fresh start to allow them to make a change..and I'd definitely change my daughter's first name so that google didnt haunt her forever.
Lastly, I'd make sure that as a parent I was spending the time I needed to with my kids doing activities that build them up. I'd work less hours. I'd build family time. I'd create more structure and do all those things that can sometimes fall apart in the hectic nature of life.
I wasnt a wild girl.. but my mom showed me the Miracle of Life when I was 9, and at 10 she told me if I got pregnant she'd give me an abortion with a coat hanger on the dining room table. It scared the ish outta me.. and though I was 99% sure she was kidding... It was the 1% of fear that kept me straight and narrow.
And I went to a very diverse school, but I was blessed for it to be so full of diversity that me and my friends who wanted to play Girl Talk and 3-way on the phone were able to do that in such numbers that we were still cool.. While that other girls gave head on an audio tape--. I think it was a TalkBoy (Who's telling their age). If a school didnt offer a population where my daughter or son could be them comfortably, I'd do whatever was in my power to find them a place they can call alma mater after graduation.
14 years ago @ Single Black Male - How to Know He Loves Y... · 0 replies · +2 points
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I was just interested to hear the other side of your perspective. LOL You can't seriously think I was seeking advice.
14 years ago @ Single Black Male - The Truth About New Yo... · 0 replies · +1 points
I courted a girl for almost a year because she made me work.. and I mean WORK for it... but in the meantime... I was definitely sleeping with women who didn't require that much work.. and I didn't see myself as disrespecting them... sometimes relationships (sexual, emotional, intimate) just don't work out... If you can't give up the goods without having your heart attached... it is ultimately your responsibility to not have sex with someone who has not made a commitment to protect your heart as well.