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Not allowing your children, especially boys, to experience hardship, will harm them in the end. Children who never encounter hardship will never have the emotional maturity to deal with life inevitably coming to punch them in face. I’m not their friend, I’m their father.
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Cry out for vengeance Against those keeping you in bondage, this is my cry to Yahweh for vengeance against them and to decree with all the forces of Yahweh they cant have my children even 0.1% ! please click link below to learn how

Having a picnic w my wife and first born. My 1 yr old son tried to walk to a tree and climb it. His Mom freaked and I said "Wait, let him climb. He won't get far enough to get hurt but far enough to get startled when he falls. Better to learn now than later".

You are out here cooning for trump, you’ve already given your kids a lifetime of hardships because of that smh nothing is worse than having a father with no morals, dignity, intelligence and chasing social media clout on the regular to get praise from strangers on being a “dad”

Exactly right. Focus on the skills. Focus on the process in achieving the goal. Don't focus on the trophy. Don't focus on the fun.

I can tell you, from what my family has struggled with the past 4 years (we’re probably selling our forever home because we don’t want to lose it to the bank), along with always living tight because I chose to be a SAHM, my boys have learned so much. It’s heart breaking though 💔

The most important thing you said needs to be heard all over the country. “You are not their friend, you are there parent” Step up parents to your most important job-be a parent! It is very hard but most important!

You are one of my favorite.. A true leader of men. God Bless You & your family Mad respect

You’re giving your kids realities of life, before it hits them in the face. They’re learning to do their best to excel. Most importantly, that they can DO IT. Exactly, as my Daddy taught us. His saying, “There’s a lot of good in the world. But, it’s also a big bad world and it will eat you up. IF you let it.” Never forgot it. God Bless you and your family.

You pushed them regularly in school work You always make them strive to do their best

This is such a true and important message.

