Mulattocel
Admiral
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It’s not so much he was an abusive or morally bad father it’s just the fact that he sat on the sidelines during the most crucial developmental moments of my life. He never told me how to attract women, he never told me how to be financially successful, and he never told me how horrible and cruel this world is and how I should adapt so it doesn’t overwhelm me. Too often a good father is simple portrayed as someone who raises his son with love and doesn’t abuse him. This is cope!!!
An actual good father is someone who is unwilling to accept the possibility of his son’s failure. A good father knows that one of the most important things to surviving is being financially wise so he spends more time educating his son on that then stupid fucking cope like “how to be a good person and respect others”
I have a theory that the best father for preparing his son for this cruel sadistic world is to adopt a sociopathic childhood for his son. A father that teaches his son about the painful reality of female nature and that looks and status is more important then being a nice guy. A father that teaches their son that in this selfish ass economy you have to be willing to do what it takes to make sure you can take care of yourself and your family.
My father did NONE of this for me so I don’t exactly view him or my mother in the highest of terms. Yes I do love them, they are my parents and it’s what’s expected of me. But in the most crucial times where I didn’t need to bluepilled lies but the cold hard truth to help me learn how to survive in this world.....and they failed me.
An actual good father is someone who is unwilling to accept the possibility of his son’s failure. A good father knows that one of the most important things to surviving is being financially wise so he spends more time educating his son on that then stupid fucking cope like “how to be a good person and respect others”
I have a theory that the best father for preparing his son for this cruel sadistic world is to adopt a sociopathic childhood for his son. A father that teaches his son about the painful reality of female nature and that looks and status is more important then being a nice guy. A father that teaches their son that in this selfish ass economy you have to be willing to do what it takes to make sure you can take care of yourself and your family.
My father did NONE of this for me so I don’t exactly view him or my mother in the highest of terms. Yes I do love them, they are my parents and it’s what’s expected of me. But in the most crucial times where I didn’t need to bluepilled lies but the cold hard truth to help me learn how to survive in this world.....and they failed me.