cisslybee2012

Jun 23 2012, 07:13 AM

Brad

Jun 21 2012, 01:50 PM

Rick1

Jun 21 2012, 01:48 PM

A stupid bitch dumb ass.

Even if a man doesn't have any money or a job, he can still spend time with the child. Kids don't want much they just want your time. They just want somebody that will take them to the park.

Mom can do that.

It's her job to spend time with her child and take it to the park anyway.

If he don't want any part of his child then he's doing the right thing to stay away.

Veritas

Jun 23 2012, 09:01 AM

Do you see men as ONLY sperm donors and that they should play no importnat role in a child's life?

June bug

Jun 27 2012, 06:17 PM

That was very touching.

cisslybee2012

Jun 27 2012, 08:59 PM

June bug

Jun 27 2012, 06:17 PM

That was very touching.

Maybe,

But not touching enough to make the sperm donor come and be her father.

cisslybee2012

Jun 26 2012, 12:57 AM

Veritas

Jun 23 2012, 09:01 AM

Do you see men as ONLY sperm donors and that they should play no importnat role in a child's life?

I never said that, nor do I mean that.

But I'm not like you V.

I think in terms of a child's needs which is a mother's job.

You're thinking in terms of a man's needs. But the child comes first. Case closed.

As a mother, I wouldn't want the father anywhere near my child if he want no part of it. You can't force anyone into parenting. Such attempts has historically resulted in the murder of children. What child needs a selfish parent all wrapped up into themselves hanging around them?

I have no concern for a man's confidence problems. That's of no benefit to anybody, least of all to himself. So my concern is for children. To prevent them from growing up with confidence problems. Children come first.

Veritas

Jun 30 2012, 06:28 PM

cisslybee2012

Jun 26 2012, 12:57 AM

Veritas

Jun 23 2012, 09:01 AM

Do you see men as ONLY sperm donors and that they should play no importnat role in a child's life?

I never said that, nor do I mean that.

But I'm not like you V.

I think in terms of a child's needs which is a mother's job.

You're thinking in terms of a man's needs. But the child comes first. Case closed.

As a mother, I wouldn't want the father anywhere near my child if he want no part of it. You can't force anyone into parenting. Such attempts has historically resulted in the murder of children. What child needs a selfish parent all wrapped up into themselves hanging around them?

I have no concern for a man's confidence problems. That's of no benefit to anybody, least of all to himself. So my concern is for children. To prevent them from growing up with confidence problems. Children come first.

You are definitely RIGHT! You are NOT like me. That is an immutable fact! I don't consider myself "all knowing" on issues I have no actual real life point of reference on. Since you have no kids, how would you consider yourself an expert on the subject as it regards the needs of the child and the father's role in nurturing said child? If you say it is from looking at others realtionships with their children, then your point of reference is no diffrent from a number of people who have no kids and, I might add, glaringly non sequitur. You want to chalk it up as being about a man's "confidence"? Seriously? What brought you to this irretrievably flawed, didactic conclusion madam?

cisslybee2012

Jul 1 2012, 06:11 AM

Veritas

Jun 30 2012, 06:28 PM

cisslybee2012

Jun 26 2012, 12:57 AM

Veritas

Jun 23 2012, 09:01 AM

Do you see men as ONLY sperm donors and that they should play no importnat role in a child's life?

I never said that, nor do I mean that.

But I'm not like you V.

I think in terms of a child's needs which is a mother's job.

You're thinking in terms of a man's needs. But the child comes first. Case closed.

As a mother, I wouldn't want the father anywhere near my child if he want no part of it. You can't force anyone into parenting. Such attempts has historically resulted in the murder of children. What child needs a selfish parent all wrapped up into themselves hanging around them?

I have no concern for a man's confidence problems. That's of no benefit to anybody, least of all to himself. So my concern is for children. To prevent them from growing up with confidence problems. Children come first.

You are definitely RIGHT! You are NOT like me. That is an immutable fact! I don't consider myself "all knowing" on issues I have no actual real life point of reference on. Since you have no kids, how would you consider yourself an expert on the subject as it regards the needs of the child and the father's role in nurturing said child? If you say it is from looking at others realtionships with their children, then your point of reference is no diffrent from a number of people who have no kids and, I might add, glaringly non sequitur. You want to chalk it up as being about a man's "confidence"? Seriously? What brought you to this irretrievably flawed, didactic conclusion madam?

Children come first.

Case closed.

There's nothing you can say or do to change that.

And the good news is that some women are starting to come to their senses.

I wouldn't have a silly ass man who thinks he's more important than children anywhere near my children.

If the father don't want any part of his child, then he's doing the right thing to stay away. Period.