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My parents forced me to be a fine young man that contributes to society.
I appreciate my mom for forcing me to go to school and do my homework.
Could've done without the church though.
Charlize Theron dressing her black adopted son in a blonde wig and dress...Vol...fam..
My parents forced me to be a fine young man that contributes to society.
I appreciate my mom for forcing me to go to school and do my homework.
Could've done without the church though.
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I guess I hate that the word FORCE is used when raising kids. They can't make their own decisions, especially not when they are 6 or however old this little boy is.
So whenever the, "I respect her for letting him do what he wants and not force him to be a traditional boy" crowd says that, I am like come on. What are you really arguing here
So whenever the, "I respect her for letting him do what he wants and not force him to be a traditional boy" crowd says that, I am like come on. What are you really arguing here
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Lastly, the bigger concern should be whether or not she is going to turn the boy into a damn house worker. Hidden Colors 3 touched on the idea of rich whites adopting these black kids from abroad to only end up making them their personal servants
But yall want to talk about what he wears and toys he plays with
But yall want to talk about what he wears and toys he plays with
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You just making **** up at this point smh
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being counterfeit about societal norms with these children is just setting them up for failure...its just that simple.
might as well raise your child in a wheelchair so he can empathize with da disabled while we're at it.
might as well raise your child in a wheelchair so he can empathize with da disabled while we're at it.
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That's a big leap to make though.
Type of **** you have to give the benefit of the doubt until info comes out to say otherwise.
I don't know lil mans backstory but being up for adoption, I can't imagine he had a head start in life.
In comes this rich woman (white or black don't matter, rich is main variable here), and lil man going to live a life full of first world problems.
I'm not ready to say she's treating him as a servant.
But if you got some info though...I'm cool with opening this third eye.
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@LIONBLOOD You say a boy being a cross dresser would insure he isn't a homophobe? How can you make that assumption
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diego
It happens. Not saying she will, but it happens. Like others have said, I always find it wild when white people end up adopting black kids; especially foreign ones.But watch Hidden Colors 3
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So how did we come to the conclusion that Charlize chose what her son would wear?
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Letting a little boy dress like a girl will impact his life down the road.
Wether the impact is good or bad is subjective and not my place to say, but it does have impact.
Are you denying this Anton?
But you out here talking to us about lizards like 10 pages ago and trying to make parallels to humans.
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Wether the impact is good or bad is subjective and not my place to say, but it does have impact.
Are you denying this Anton?
But you out here talking to us about lizards like 10 pages ago and trying to make parallels to humans.
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might as well raise your child in a wheelchair so he can empathize with da disabled while we're at it.
Hahahahahahah
Hahahahahahah
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lionblood you're way too emotional bruh...why is every replied filled with personal attacks at everyone lmao?
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So first yall play dumb and say a dress ISN'T a girl's item.
Now you say that a boy wearing a dress will change his mindset.
Why would THAT ( stand alone ) be what it takes to make him less homophobic?
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But watch Hidden Colors 3
Of course it happens.
Just like fathers raping their daughters happen.
Kids being abused by biological parents happens.
Lots of **** happens in this world.
Sometimes people deserve the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise.
This is MY default mindset...seems like YOUR default is on the other extreme.
Neither one of us are right or wrong 100% of the time.
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Exactly he just making **** up
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His usual antics.
His feelings are bottled up in real life, so he rages on the internet.
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Be honest.
Say you have a son and he is 6-10. He has never expressed to you that he wants to wear traditional women's clothing.
Would you buy him traditional girls clothing?
Be honest.
Say you have a son and he is 6-10. He has never expressed to you that he wants to wear traditional women's clothing.
Would you buy him traditional girls clothing?
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makes sense.boy got some issues he needs to deal with.
someone should make another religion thread so he get ell his emotions out.
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being counterfeit about societal norms with these children is just setting them up for failure...its just that simple.
might as well raise your child in a wheelchair so he can empathize with da disabled while we're at it.
Because your son is going to turn out more successful than Charlize's right?
I mean you're a minority living in the projects, you're probably more disabled than he is.
as of now? absolutely...got that poor kid primed for social ostracization..with da irony of "white privilege" being his only refuge
btw,
there is no projects on Washington Heights, someone hornswoggled u
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I simply said keep your eyes open for it. I never said she will or wony.won't
Me saying keep your eyes open is me giving her the benefit of the doubt.
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Nice way of not answering the question.
Again I ask.
Why do you think a boy wearing a dress will decrease the likelihood of him being homophobic?
Again I ask.
Why do you think a boy wearing a dress will decrease the likelihood of him being homophobic?
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you mad b?
I wasn't talking about the entire heights man, just your building. I don't know how that is up to code. But I'd definitely rather be raised by charlize theron than your childhood
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i been opined on that, never seen money on any sneaker thread, EVER...on a sneaker site peddling atheist fetishism & advocating lil boys in dresses being used as personal propaganda.
son off b
