CircumcisedClown
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You see this a lot for a lot of topics, including circumcision.
>Bro, just give your kids the life you wish you had bro.
>Just dedicate your whole life to sacrificing everything for your kids bro.
I get that this doesn’t apply to most people on here because you’ll never breed, but it’s no less cringe.
First of all, you’re not your kids. Giving your son a great life won’t make your life any better. Yes, it’s noble and will probably make you feel better, but in the grand scheme, it’s not really groundbreaking. They’re are lucky, happy Chads born everyday. You’re just creating one more, but it’s different cuz it’s yours at least. However, practically, it’s the same idea as Ronaldo’s son living an awesome life, which I doubt you jump for joy over. They’re are dudes living awesome lives everywhere, you’re just not one of them. I guess it’s cool if your son can be one of them, but it adds nothing to the big picture. The world’s the same whether you have a Chad son, a loser son, or no son.
Pessimistic, antinatalism aside, circumcucked, ugly, poor losers don’t make good dads. Those aren’t the type of guys who turn into father of the year. Those are the type of dads who
>Project their insecurities and failures onto their children
>Try to beat their broken dreams into their kids
>Try to raise their kids into identical copies of themselves (but without all the failure)
>Micromanage their kids’ lives and try to steer them into all the things they couldn’t achieve themselves
>Think they have life figured out and force their kids to do exactly what they think will stop their kids from turning into them
>Require their kids to be the pinnacle of success in everything (the opposite of him) because, from his perspective, a good life only exists for the top of the top.
These are the type of dads who refuse to let their son star in the school musical because he has to play football and achieve his dad’s broken NFL dreams, as if any of it matters in the end.
I know a dude that made it to the NFL because his dad was like that. His dad pushed him into football from the day he was born, micromanaged his whole life, got him to Yale, and then got him drafted. Through it all, I don’t even know if the kid liked football, but who cares? At least he got drafted and makes almost $1mil a year. The problem is for every 1 kid like him, there’s a million kids that will never make it despite all the bullshit they deal with growing up.
So who does make a good dad?
>Tall
>White
>Successful
>Wealthy
>Chad
>Uncut
>Nothing to prove
>Already lived all the life he wants to and is ready to move onto the dad stage of life
These are the men that make great fathers. They won’t project their broken dreams onto their kids, because they’re living their dreams right now. They’ve accomplished everything they wanted, and now they just want to give the world to their kids.
Here’s the rubric:
>Be born Chad
>Do whatever you want
>Fuck all sorts of hot girls
>Live your dreams
>Makes lot of money because Chad
>Fall in love with a super hot girl
>Settle down, get married, have kids
>Raise your kids and enjoy fatherhood without an inferiority complex because you achieved everything you wanted in life
Simple as.
Jokic is living an amazing life, and his children probably won’t live a better life, but who cares? Their life will still be awesome. He doesn’t need to project his failed NBA dream onto his son, because he achieved it. His son can do whatever he wants. If he wants to be a painter, fine, go ahead son. You have all the money you need to live any dream you want. I don’t care what you do because I fulfilled my dream, so you don’t need to do it for me. He probably realizes that you don’t need to be ontop of the world to live a happy life, and many men like that are pretty unhappy. A tall, rich, good looking, not famous dude with a hot wife is still pretty happy, so his son will be fine.
His son will be uncut not because Jokic wants to save his bloodline from (((them))), but because it’s just normal to him. He doesn’t even think about dick cutting.
My dad was always obsessed with
>Giving us a better life
Which meant micromanaging everything and pushing us into living out his failed dreams. My dad used to say, unironically, that his greatest regret was quitting highschool football in his sophomore year. This is coming from a guy that was a college track athlete. His biggest regret in his entire life was not playing more JV niggerball 30 years ago. It was honestly kind of pathetic to hear. He genuinely thinks his life would be radically different if he played two more years as a back up cornerback or something.
Of course, his attempts at turning us into a miniature version of him didn’t work out.
Circumcision, naturally, is just another way for him to submit us to his will and try to turn his sons into his clones. Even Sigmund Freud theorized that was were the desire for circumcised men to perpetuate the procedure stemmed from.
If my dad really wanted to give me a better life, he would have married a taller, hotter woman and started an investment fund for me when I was born. But, of course, that didn’t matter. What really mattered was turning us into the best niggerball players we could be, as if his 5’0” wife was gonna pop out D1 athletes.
All this is to say,
>Give your kids a better life
Is cope. If you’re a loser, you’ll be a bad dad. Awesome dudes turn into good dads, not failures with inferiority complexes.
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