xQc: “laughs at chatter for making a history major joke” Also xQc: *”is a high school dropout”*

@Darklovesto

2 жыл бұрын

he has a phd from quebec university KEKW

@sidedashh

2 жыл бұрын

Gradated from special Ed wdym

bro just work from home

@loveiswaytruthlife995

2 жыл бұрын

yep, even in middle east women wfh and take care of their young such as knitting, baking, etc. theres actually alot of jobs but only if they have to. For example, my mother she is a stay at home mom and doesnt work but it doesn't mean she pays much attention to our wellbeing. The job of being an example should be my father passed to my mom and my mom to us but he aint and he bad influence on ma. So yea the father is needed badly, watch "marilyn york on ted talk", its really nice.

It doesn't get mentioned enough but one of the things involved in men's rights is more equal treatment when it comes to them as a parent and a natural nurturer in comparison to women or the biological mother in question. And the fact that because we can breastfeed it's just automatically assumed that we will have naturally a closer bond with the baby for the first few years. The only reason this is the case is because society has conditioned us into making this the case, it absolutely doesn't have to be. I know guys who have done it and it's just a matter of dedication and frankly breastfeeding alone is a huge matter of dedication so there's no real difference between whether he's doing it or she's doing it. At most one of them just looks a little more ridiculous doing it than the other. And frankly the only time where a mother's touch so to speak or a mother's involvement is more important than the fathers is quite literally those first few seconds when the baby is placed naked on the mother's bare chest immediately after birth... And very similar to breastfeeding that is something that we know medically is a huge benefit to mother and child the same way breastfeeding is, and get science can't quite quantify why this is the case, we can speculate but we don't have hard data for why it is. After those few seconds though there is no reason whatsoever for the daddy not to have Justice close a bond or a natural nurturing instinct is mom. It's also way past time for us to stop insisting that women have this natural nurturing instinct that comes out if not during pregnancy then as soon as their baby pops on the scene, because that's absolutely just not true. And that idea has wreaked havoc for so many mothers who could be suffering from postpartum or are just having trouble finding with their baby right awa. It's incredibly common it can happen whether it's your first baby or your fifth, you might feel that way for some of your kids but not others and in the end that Bond almost always eventually forms assuming there's not some other mitigating Factor at Play. But to sit there and make men feel as if somehow they're not equipped to do this and that women are automatically equipped to do this perfectly just causes a lot of dads to feel alienated from the early bonding process and a lot of moms to go through horrible emotional turmoil and guilt like nothing else because they don't have that bond that they're supposed to have according to society.... Finally this mentality can also put way more pressure and stress on the mom because there is going to be somewhat less a sense of being able to rely on the father for assistance because especially if you're a first time Mom it's exhausting and if you don't trust your partner enough to be able to take care of the baby the same you can, you're going to have a pretty nightmares first year.

1:28 JetseyAphrodite if you see this, i fully agree with you!

What did that guy in chat say at the end

Africans VS black Americans !!

@bloodnessx

2 жыл бұрын

that would be really interesting

bruh its not hard at all just dont be lazy co

@wsstwood

2 жыл бұрын

just

@FenerX

2 жыл бұрын

just 4Head

@sidedashh

2 жыл бұрын

The people who replied to this are the lazy ones

@mono8476

Жыл бұрын

most sane chatter