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Being a step dad is a thankless job 100% responsibility 0% authority
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Boundaries around discipline but no boundaries around using his money to raise the kid thatโs not his. Bro bring a step dad is the most useless role.

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Men, Single mothers are not looking for love , they want help. They won't give you 100% attention. They will avail you divided attention or flatlined attention/interest. They are in constant communication with the baby daddy. Remember, the owner of the well will never queue up for water. The baby daddy hits it at his wish. The cuck will always be cheated on. Who will make cucks and simps understand? Not me. The game is brutal but still fair. Listen or just perish. #RemainAman

So basically I'm just a cashcow with zero authority. Slavery

She's pathetic... She should take financial responsibility too since she claims she can't allow anyone who's not the parent to discipline her child, same goes to financial responsibility a man can't raise and support the child who's not his

A stepdad has no honour. His sweat is never considered. His effort never recognised. His sacrifices never counted. A stepdad is dead as a dodo! ๐ซ๐ซ๐ซ ๐

A men should never marry a woman with another men's child. Kevin Sammuels once said "It's hell and I can write an entire book because I was once a step dad"

A man doesn't merely join a family he takes the lead in creating one, forging a new legacy through partnership and commitment.

She said "someone that's not their parent" I hope that applies financially too

Why getting married though? She must just stay alone with her children?

True, it's a tough path walked with silent grace, Giving love without seeking a place. Takes strength to care with heart so wideโ A stepdadโs worth can't be denied.

