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Gender: Male
Status: Married
Age: 27
Sign: Cancer

City: HOUSTON
State: Texas
Country: US
Signup Date: 6/3/2006

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Thursday, May 31, 2007 

Current mood:  aggravated
Category: Life

     Recently, I have entered into the conversation with a few people about what is happening with the state of America, and our children. It seems as if kids of today's generation are less accepting of authority, and feel they are on an even level with adults. As I observe those younger than me, mostly born anywhere after 1986, I find a different mindset than those I grew up with, and those before us. So I thought about it and sat down with people whose opinion I valued, and saw what they thought of my opinion. What did I come up with? THE PREVALENCE OF THE SINGLE PARENT HOME EMERGING IN THE 21st CENTURY.                                                                                     

       Just as I observe here on myspace the many profiles of single females with 1, 2, 3, kids, and no father around. Personally, I grew up in a two parent home and do not know what I would be without it.I would be running the streets with multiple kids right now I believe. I feel like young boys need a father figure to show them how to be a man, and deal with man issues. It is REAL hard for a mother to relate to a male dealing with male issues. And I feel like daughters need to see what a real man looks like, acts like, and how they treat a woman, so they can choose the proper mate down the line.

      Now don't get me wrong and think I am not looking at the total picture. I understand that some couples just do not make it and split up, but you must applaud the effort and understand that people just may not be compatible in the end. We all had friends whose parents were togther for years and split up because they grew apart. My focus, is not those people that try and fail, it is those that never try the other side. I feel too many woman are content to let men impregnate them, and then give them the option later of wifing them. And conversely, it is too many men who are content to get females pregnant and only sustain responsibilty financially, and sometimes not even that. Men and women must set, and give better choices to each other. Think of the adverse results on your children.

     Once you have kids it is no longer about you, the next generation is what matters. I am not naive to think that sex doesn't happen, it does, and always has and always will. We as people must make better choices with whom we lay down with and have kids with. Just because someone is good to us today doesn't mean they are good for the long run. Not saying that dating is wrong, but people come into our lives for reasons and seasons, and we must learn, and disinguish who is there temporarily and those that are with us for the long haul.

     Think about your future and not just today. Tomorrow will come and go if we do not plan for it. So please, do not let another generation of kids slip by the wayside without mothers/fathers. Let us do our parts and step in where so many have failed us. Thanks for reading, please leave a comment and let me know what you think.

B.O.H. MBazzle G.O.A S(tack)F(a)S(tack)
Marcus Bables

 
bro,

this is an awesome case and point! and very much proven...even i, i must say have realized the disrespect shown in my own generation and time... its quite pathetic how sum r raised and turn out actually. i personally feel its a travesty for women to not invite a male/father figure into a young child's, regardless of sex of the child. a child needs two parents to see both sides of the spectrum...but we'll talk and ill splurge a cpl more words bout it with my meager knowledge of the universe ; ) lol

p.s. y dont u b a creative writer or sumthing??? erica wrote somethin touchin like this in her school newspaper bout Katrina...
 
Posted by B.O.H. MBazzle G.O.A S(tack)F(a)S(tack) on Wednesday, May 30, 2007 - 6:04 AM
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Never Home...

 
Sounds good man. I don't really have much to say, you've said it all it seems. As far as the state of mind issue I believe it has alot to do with relaxed morals in popular culture, the stigma that men can have as many women as they want around them and women feeling like this is the norm just accept it and perpetuate the cycle passing down this attitude to their children and so on. We see this in movies, television, music, etc. and until society as a whole decides to make changes, I'm afraid this trend that you've observed will continue.

Kyle
 
Posted by Never Home... on Wednesday, May 30, 2007 - 4:19 PM
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