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I never thought raising men to be men would be a problem. Maybe, it was Anthony Mackie’s phrasing on the “Death of the {American} male” that ruffled feathers, but I raised my son to be a man too. Genesis 2:15 states, "The LORD God took the man and put...

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Jury Poolvor 1 Jahr

My only qualm is that you cite the myth on Genesis as of it's historical; not to say it's not helpful. Also, we should train both girls and boys on protecting the home. You ain't sending the boy out there to check unarmed, are you? Teach them both to put fire in ass if need be.

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Ruperto Duncanvor 1 Jahr

Well said👏🏾👏🏾

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Danny Blackvor 1 Jahr

There maybe nothing more important than what you just said. I’m a Dad girl but she is self sufficient but she also knows that when the time calls for it her man is right there to take it on.

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🇲🇽Mark Wayne🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

Amen RC. That episode was nothing short of amazing.

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3rd party time please 🙏vor 1 Jahr

Those are the only type of men I want my kids to date, nice work

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david crenshawvor 1 Jahr

Stop!! You are a racist clown and if you ever open your eyes you could see the problem!! Look at Tyreck Hill and use your bogus attempt at scripture!! Oh wait, he is a black man so it’s ok with your agenda!!

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coachjsmithvor 1 Jahr

Like LeBron, speaking up on him and his Son behalf, A Black man, shouldn’t have been a issue. But he didn’t do it to skip 🤷🏾‍♂️ Same ball park

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Williamvor 1 Jahr

Men do manly things without hesitation

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Kevin Waltersvor 1 Jahr

Sorry….really used to respect you. You’ve lost your way.

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Dvor 1 Jahr

When you talk about the death of masculinity…in 2025….you know what that sounds like cause only certain people phrase it that way lol while that’s not how Anthony meant it, don’t be shocked people reacted a way first cause this what we used to

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"As women, we're so used to being the man and the woman in our relationship that we don't know how to just fall back and be the woman. ... He is the head of the household; he is the breadwinner. I will chip in as he sees fit. Now, this is the way I was raised. A lot of women aren't going to agree with me. I'm cool if you don't. Even if I make more money, it doesn't make me the breadwinner. I may make money, but I'm not the head of the household. I may be an influencer. I want to make his life better and easier, but I'm not the head of the household even if I have access to more money. What happens if I don't have access to more money and we have to live off his money? I don't eat before a man eats." - Sheryl Underwood
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"As women, we're so used to being the man and the woman in our relationship that we don't know how to just fall back and be the woman. ... He is the head of the household; he is the breadwinner. I will chip in as he sees fit. Now, this is the way I was raised. A lot of women aren't going to agree with me. I'm cool if you don't. Even if I make more money, it doesn't make me the breadwinner. I may make money, but I'm not the head of the household. I may be an influencer. I want to make his life better and easier, but I'm not the head of the household even if I have access to more money. What happens if I don't have access to more money and we have to live off his money? I don't eat before a man eats." - Sheryl Underwood

Club Shay Shay

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I don’t know the parents or family of this young man, but I am sure they must be disappointed in the kind of life he has chosen to live. I heard that he has a wife, or perhaps he was once married. A grown man has ruined his own life and, sadly, affected the lives of many young girls as well.
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I don’t know the parents or family of this young man, but I am sure they must be disappointed in the kind of life he has chosen to live. I heard that he has a wife, or perhaps he was once married. A grown man has ruined his own life and, sadly, affected the lives of many young girls as well.

Mujahid Saleh Saad

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