'We don't need fathers'

Learn to control your emotions, learn to not be a victim of them. Your mind can either make or break you. If you don't control your mind, others factors will do it for you and it won't end good.

music: Tevvez - Entrails

#balkangains #fitness #grind

[balkangains]

Just because the norm is to be weak that doesn’t mean that you must be too. Take pride in being a man that can take care of himself and others. Don’t listen to their bs, stay on the grind, keep going!!! 🦍🔥🦍

[gabrielpretto]

To those of you who don't have fathers, remember this. You didn't get to choose your father or your family, but you do get to choose the father and the family your kids will have.

[GuyOnPhilippines]

People who say they don't need fathers forget they're one of the reasons they exist.

[PublicStqticVoid]

As a 17 year old who lost his father when he was only around 9 years old, I can confirm that my life was 1000x better with my father around.

[SNPEZ_YT_TTV]

We don't need fathers.


We need GOOD fathers. Not just doing the bare minimum, but going above and beyond for the people that they gave life to.

[theoddwulf]

honestly, having a mother and father allows for more attention and affection for the child, allowing them to grow and be stronger adults. While it is deeply disturbing the amount of people who lack fathers, you do have to commend the mother's for raising their child by themselves, even if it doesn't give the child all the necessities for them to grow emotionally or mentally.

[baronofnothing]

I wouldn't be the man I am today without my father. Bless my father and all you dads out there!

[TheOneWhoReportsForDuty]

As someone who is almost exactly like how my dad is, anyone who says "We don't need fathers" is full of crap. While, yes, having a good mother is important, having a good father is equally important. It takes two to tango and willingly being a single mother or father is, in my opinion, a disservice to the development of your child. I'm not saying "force a mother/father figure upon your child" but having a good role model constantly in their life can do wonders for them.

[noahlink]

Me explaining to someone why their father left to get the milk:

[bootnad]

Mothers do not always raise weak kids but they also don't often reinforce strength. Fathers reinforce strength and try to prevent weakness. This is the truth.

[NfinET]

Shoutout to the good fathers who know how to raise their kids well.

Hey dad, if you're reading this, love you.

[sharmi]

Having father mother both is important. Single fathers and single mothers raising their kids are performing both duties. Father and mother both are important figures in life.

[random-qbmh]

"We don't need them" fatherless behavior incarnate

[fiorella]

as someone who lost her mom and now only has her dad left, i can’t imagine what my life would be like without him, or what it would’ve been like if he hadn’t ever been in the picture. he’s my rock, my shoulder to cry on, my everything. i’ll always be grateful for having not just one, but two wonderful role models growing up <3

[DaweDown]

Growing up without your dad is in my opinion the hardest thing in your life.

[kagepoker]

The statistics that come with a single mother household is enough proof of its deficiency. Good fathers are vital and important.

[wesleyhassmer]

Let’s give a round of respect to this man for not only getting into the more personal aspects of his life, but delivering it in such a way that it inspires a sense of humility and confidence.

[cherryhazard]

They have no idea how important a father is, I really pity them. A father gives you strength, discipline and he teaches you how to succesfully handle conflict. We gotta hold the fathers that don't step up to be good fathers or be present in the lives of their kids at all accountable for the lack of fathers, too.

[dreamguy]

Everyone needs both parents to grow up healthy. In fact people also need other family members like Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles.
The first learning comes from our family members.

[DudeCalledDibs]

Truth. Raised by a single mother and I grew to be timid and shut myself indoors playing videos games. Until my step father came in to the picture who kicked me out and told me to touch grass.

I grew more socially confident and learned to be outside instead of shutting myself indoors.