Woman Says Being A Good Single Mother Is Impossible

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  • @marcasino3117
    @marcasino3117 Месяц назад +137

    I heard a woman say being a good mother starts with ensuring the child has father who loves and supports her and their child.

    • @edward.j.robinson
      @edward.j.robinson Месяц назад +7

      and vice versa!

    • @boog3rwood
      @boog3rwood Месяц назад +27

      A good mother is married to her children’s father (before pregnancy).

    • @degrerickjenkins1617
      @degrerickjenkins1617 Месяц назад +7

      @@edward.j.robinsongo home bruh. I would expect that from a woman

    • @Marduk88
      @Marduk88 Месяц назад +1

      This is 100% correct.

    • @Marduk88
      @Marduk88 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@edward.j.robinsonIncorrect. Not vice versa.

  • @dawudabdullaah6977
    @dawudabdullaah6977 Месяц назад +58

    When the mother leaves the child to go to work, someone is spending more time with her child than her, and is thus raising her child.

    • @evos469
      @evos469 Месяц назад +8

      Exactly that's the real parent

    • @K.mit338
      @K.mit338 Месяц назад

      Exactly!!! The values and belief system of someone else is being implanted into the child. I read a study that my husband had me read and it said that children who are in daycare 24/7 are essentially orphans.

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG 25 дней назад +1

      Usually, it's television and video games.

    • @fidesign5924
      @fidesign5924 16 дней назад

      pedophiles and European propaganda.

  • @nnicholas225
    @nnicholas225 Месяц назад +17

    "Roll the dice close your eyes and get a surprise"....that is EXACTLY ALL they are offering men!

  • @bigt1114
    @bigt1114 Месяц назад +16

    All these Women do..is... COMPLAIN!!.....

  • @azariahyisrael3209
    @azariahyisrael3209 Месяц назад +20

    By all accounts, it takes two to raise a child properly and for the child to be a well-rounded adult. Single motherhood is lopsided.

  • @SmooVeshea
    @SmooVeshea Месяц назад +21

    The emotional part is important which is why so many people have attachment issues, most parents are not emotionally available for their children.

  • @AC-ss5oy
    @AC-ss5oy Месяц назад +30

    the problem with the kids of a single mother is that the children become PARENTIFIED. the mother ends up in an enmeshed relationship with her kids and they grow up to resent you and distance themselves from you because they realize that their relationship is inappropriate - the child becomes responsible for the parent's feelings as opposed to the single mother emotionally holding her own.

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG 25 дней назад +1

      Emotional incest... and in many cases, physical.

  • @shalayne9054
    @shalayne9054 Месяц назад +9

    It was so difficult. It was such a hardship, I worried all the time. I will always pray so hard for my son because I know there are inadequacies in him because of it. If I could do it over, I would not do it that way. I love my son, but ladies dont do it alone. Think more of your child than than giving them just you. I tell every young woman I know not to be a baby momma.

    • @JUSTICE720p
      @JUSTICE720p Месяц назад +1

      How many actually listen ?

  • @thaiboxing67
    @thaiboxing67 Месяц назад +35

    This woman is honest and is not living in delusion. Ebony K gives the impression that it’s doable but that’s because she’s a six-seven figure earner who can provide her child with the best outcomes. Most women don’t make Ebony K money so for them it would be a struggle and that’s the most important thing people don’t mention. This is why the marketing and promoting of single motherhood as a viable option does a disservice to our community that is already in shambles

    • @rachaelbluee3222
      @rachaelbluee3222 Месяц назад +15

      All the money in the world can't replace a father.

    • @stripedrajang3571
      @stripedrajang3571 Месяц назад +8

      Thai, you have it wrong. Eboni will soon find out that money isn't the foundation of raising a child. Relationship bond is. Always has been. Always will be.

    • @thaiboxing67
      @thaiboxing67 Месяц назад +2

      @@stripedrajang3571 I’m right there with you she gonna find out lol

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG 25 дней назад +2

      Best resources, not the best outcomes. The outcome is left up to the child and circumstances. Children are also not raised by money and material items. They are raised by values and their environment. Single mothers present an imbalanced environment and only effeminate values. They have a tendency of hindering their children, which ultimately harms their children, because they are afraid of being alone and they want to keep the children near them.

    • @thaiboxing67
      @thaiboxing67 24 дня назад +1

      @@KtotheG agreed

  • @Djd271
    @Djd271 Месяц назад +27

    At least she’s honest his black single mothers would admit this

    • @SuperJgutter
      @SuperJgutter Месяц назад +10

      They say they don't wanna be married 😅

    • @jondo3817
      @jondo3817 Месяц назад +7

      @@SuperJgutter for real, lol. and some of them even say they "graduated" from marriage. their minds are just gone.

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG 25 дней назад

      @@SuperJgutter But out of the other side of their mouths, they say they love their kids. They do not.

  • @Mr.Boring_Man
    @Mr.Boring_Man Месяц назад +22

    The main thing is a lack of structure that most men provide.
    The chaos and lack of standards comes from no structure in the home. Stay at home mom's also shouldn't wield all authority with no structure as well. Being a parent isn't solely about merely existing to have fun. A lot of these ladies believe a stay at home mom doesn't work because they don't want to work anymore.

    • @KH-qs1di
      @KH-qs1di Месяц назад

      What men are you referring to? It can't be black men. Let the sistahood tell it, all black fathers are deadbeats.

  • @riddimluvva
    @riddimluvva Месяц назад +23

    My mother did what was literally impossible: academic achievements, business achievements, raising us as children on her own for us to ultimately become clearly successful professional adults. My mother singled me out as her emotional crutch mainly because I volunteered for the role I saw she desperately needed in her life. I functioned as a surrogate parent which enabled her to achieve what would otherwise have been impossible, and I paid a heavy price personally. I worshipped her as a saint and resented her for what I felt was her selfishness. On two occasions, my birthday was forgotten. I always reminded her of my siblings, but mine was overlooked. It affected my ability to choose women suitable for relationships, and these forums have helped me to not only forgive her for doing her best: I have forgiven myself for feeling guilty about feeling robbed of my childhood. I will do better as a parent. I was fortunate, and I am still here thanks to her.

    • @MisterFridayOMG
      @MisterFridayOMG Месяц назад +11

      damn. That was real dude.
      We are grateful for your story to the world, so candidly, and thanks for finding your emotional intelligence.

    • @AngelaMonet
      @AngelaMonet Месяц назад +2

      🙏🏽

    • @evos469
      @evos469 Месяц назад +2

      ​@@MisterFridayOMG you mean finding his peace

    • @DavidG.Hudson
      @DavidG.Hudson Месяц назад +1

      This kind of reminds me of myself, being the oldest of 7. You do the most, but get no appreciation.

    • @jasongibbs3713
      @jasongibbs3713 27 дней назад +3

      And all of that could've been avoided if her and your dad were married. Smh. Glad you made it through, bro

  • @Kwabenata.Etu0hene
    @Kwabenata.Etu0hene Месяц назад +14

    Well, she is making a good point. How can anyone say that a working mom is more efficient at parenting than a stay-at-home mom? Ain’t enough time in the day.

    • @jondo3817
      @jondo3817 Месяц назад +3

      they think that because they believe in jesus, they can accomplish anything regardless of physics.

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG 25 дней назад

      It's not just about their absence. It's also about their presence. Many poor kids had stay at home single mothers due to welfare, but they still turned out rotten because momma was rotten. Her rotten presence spoiled them. These women cause more deletions and damage with their mouths alone.

    • @jondo3817
      @jondo3817 25 дней назад +1

      @@KtotheG your comment is warped. single mothers that became single mothers BEFORE being married are poor parents, regardless of whether or not they are staying at home.
      the "stay-at-home mom" that the initial comment is referring to is in the context of a woman being married before having the children she is staying home with. you are misinterpreting the comment.

  • @sayitaintso7544
    @sayitaintso7544 Месяц назад +11

    Ive know good single moms. A divorcee or widow can still be a good parent. Unfortunately many moms choose not to instill morals, character or ethics in their son or daughter.

  • @robertmustaphamuhammad9086
    @robertmustaphamuhammad9086 Месяц назад +11

    Great Teachings big sister... This took me back to my childhood..

  • @bmacattack4316
    @bmacattack4316 Месяц назад +7

    🥧 PIE - what these type bring to the table: projection, insecurities, and egomania. 🥧

  • @risingphoenix1484
    @risingphoenix1484 Месяц назад +11

    She is the typical bitter baby mother.... She let him hit it raw and didn't have second thoughts.... she never wanted to be a mother... if you watch this podcast she regrets it now. Her bd calls her out all the time when he comes on.

  • @yolandalindsay8368
    @yolandalindsay8368 Месяц назад +8

    They do it because there is ownership & protective status in being a mother;
    along with the fulfillment of that biological need & possible
    financial support with permanent attachments..

    • @7384
      @7384 Месяц назад +2

      Exactly. Women will have children just for the financial benefits and be “proud” of it …like Shaq ex saying she only with and had all those kids just for the money/lifestyle

  • @kevinmonk9491
    @kevinmonk9491 Месяц назад +6

    My mom was a great single mother. She wasn't perfect, but in my opinion she was as good as it gets . There were four of us( me the youngest) .She worked full time, she was a member of the Church , she bought house we lived in , she bought her car, and she was very supportive of me . She took me to all of my basketball games, football and baseball games, etc.

    • @ladyt4478
      @ladyt4478 Месяц назад +3

      So, you don't feel something was missing?

    • @MarcusBarrett-zi8od
      @MarcusBarrett-zi8od Месяц назад +6

      If she “was as good as it gets” then she would have a father figure for you and your siblings. Car, house, church, and baseball games is cool I guess. Who was there to teach you about manhood, structure, discipline, foresight, women, leadership, etc? I guess your mother did all of that as well??? You can not put a price on fatherhood.

  • @naesimone6340
    @naesimone6340 Месяц назад +5

    It’s the law of focus. Simple

  • @andrewanderson5948
    @andrewanderson5948 Месяц назад +7

    THOSE POOR CHILDREN

  • @coryrobinson6150
    @coryrobinson6150 Месяц назад +5

    Mrs. Crimson, you drop soo many bars this week that you could make a mansion of all the wisdom you have been saying! The children given mom emotional strength while not receiving any is so much the truth. This is the main tenet of son husbands that uncontrollably gives emotional strength to moms, sisters, girlfriends and wives without receiving any in return. This hits home!!!

  • @little95
    @little95 Месяц назад +21

    Can’t serve 2 masters!

    • @davidazure1539
      @davidazure1539 Месяц назад +1

      Your boss isn't your master and your husband isn't your master either. God is the master of both the husband and the wife.

    • @7384
      @7384 Месяц назад +4

      @@davidazure1539
      Nope. The men and women rejected God as their head in 1 Samuel 8:7 and therefore God said from that point forward men and women have to serve others as their heads and any curses that come with it as described in 1 Samuel 8:11-21.
      1 Corinthians 11:3 and several actual laws in the Bible like Ephesians 6:5-9 says your boss is your master and there are laws in the Bible on what servants/slaves and their masters(boss) must do.
      Christ says servants are the greatest(Matthew 23:11)
      So what makes you think men and women don’t have to serve others based on actual scripture?
      God literally cursed his people with slavery 😂

    • @little95
      @little95 Месяц назад

      @@davidazure1539 sounds good: what difference between employees and slavery (indentured servitude)… all that babble Fed Reserve and their money with them symbols in it, is the Masters!

  • @calvindenzmorejr3088
    @calvindenzmorejr3088 Месяц назад +24

    Y'all are just lazy. Y'all have an excuse for literally everything. I bet you can find the energy to do what you really want to do. Y'all always find time for that.

  • @christophersterling6788
    @christophersterling6788 Месяц назад +5

    Auntie, you should do a segment on this

  • @MrMajid070
    @MrMajid070 Месяц назад +6

    If she was widowed, then yes. There was a marriage (order and structure) set in place that didn't end in divorce. If her child was the result of a dysfunctional relationship with some goofball, then probably not.

  • @eLion27
    @eLion27 Месяц назад +7

    "Just roll the dice, close ya eyes, and get a surprise." 😂😂😂
    Absolutely not! Marriage is a religious institution. Why would we marry Non-religious people? Go figure.

    • @One_of_Many750
      @One_of_Many750 Месяц назад

      Actually Marriage Isn’t Religious, Though Spiritual.
      Marriage Has Been A Thing, Long Before Religion Came Into The Picture.

    • @eLion27
      @eLion27 Месяц назад

      @One_of_Many750 so are you telling me that The Most High did not Institute marriage? Please do enlighten us.

  • @SuperJgutter
    @SuperJgutter Месяц назад +10

    🤣 they crazy that's why they keep doing this

    • @jondo3817
      @jondo3817 Месяц назад +2

      lol, yep. this is so true. alot of men, myself included, lose sight of the fact that american culture actually drives many women crazy. and some men too. ladies, doing unnatural things will drive you crazy.

  • @JR_casinero
    @JR_casinero Месяц назад +23

    It's being an emotionally unavailable parent.

  • @ibiro868
    @ibiro868 Месяц назад +4

    I’m a man who makes great money. But in all honesty there’s not enough of us to go around who can take care of a woman financially so she can stay home

  • @myklo4269
    @myklo4269 Месяц назад +13

    There's no such thing as being a good single mother. You could do it by yourself but it doesn't mean it needs to be done. You could drive a car with your feet, it doesn't mean it's a good idea.
    Unless the father's in jail or he passed away, I believe there's NO excuses on why the mother could work together with the father in order to raise the child better. Women rather go through hell and do EVERYTHING on their own than to swallow their pride and let the father in so the child can have a balanced upbringing. Now I get there's men that make kids and don't want to take responsibility for them, but if you have a man that's an active father and wants to do more and you denied him of that because you're hurt, think about this: You're hurting the child as well.
    Also, for the women that want to stay at home and raise the child(ren), you have to understand you have to buckle down financially. Unless the man has a good paying job where he can afford it, you can't stay at home and keep up with the Joneses. Especially in today where cost of living is extremely high. From my experience, I heard women demanding, complaining and even threating their man/husband to stay at home to raise the child even though, she knows the financial aspect in the household and would rather stay at home, see the man struggle to make ends meet and complain about not having to do things like go on vactions or go out to eat. That's also abuse.

    • @ElleKay407
      @ElleKay407 Месяц назад

      Domestic violence isn’t a factor??? Cause these ninjas stomping women down in real life…#nodiddy

    • @tishinahoneyblue5355
      @tishinahoneyblue5355 Месяц назад

      Some women can’t work it out with the father because he is deadbeat or has started another family…

    • @myklo4269
      @myklo4269 Месяц назад

      @@tishinahoneyblue5355 Although that's unfortunate, women make the decision on who they allow to sleep with. So if women do futher insight on the man they're interested in, a lot of people would be at a better place in life for the most part. Everybody thinks sexually first and personality last.
      As for the another family part, I'm assuming the man's married and he wanted to sleep around with someone else. If that's the case, BOTH the man and woman he laid with is wrong because that's adultery.

    • @tishinahoneyblue5355
      @tishinahoneyblue5355 Месяц назад

      @@myklo4269 The truth is that some people are evil and good people get screwed over everyday. Sinning is genderless…

  • @gregoryclyburn5141
    @gregoryclyburn5141 Месяц назад +4

    To be honest and from what I've witnessed, the child is Monetized and is a Tangible Benefit to the single mother; furthermore, to be "programmed" to continue to be of a benefit of the single mother, in the future. For example: "son husbands"/ "Daughter bestie/benefactor". Also, in some cases, once the child becomes an "adult" and is no longer an Asset and Beneficial to the single mother, he/she is "discarded". For example: kicked out and/or sent to live with father and/or boyfriend/girlfriend.

  • @davidazure1539
    @davidazure1539 Месяц назад +4

    Lots of women work and are great moms. As an adult, you understand both your parents working was necessary for the household. You dont become angry and resentful because your mom had a job. Smh.

    • @7384
      @7384 Месяц назад +7

      No one ever said you become angry and resentful because of the mother having a job, it’s when the mother is emotionally unavailable and often use the children as their own emotional support/crutch which is what causes children to be resentful and angry. This is a side effect of single mother hood and if you look at statistical data for those raised in these type of environments you will see mental health and relationship issues later in their adulthood.

  • @kemchrist3003
    @kemchrist3003 Месяц назад +19

    My daughter told me recently that when I divorced her dad I was no longer her mother I turned into everything but a mother. I get it.

    • @JUSTICE720p
      @JUSTICE720p Месяц назад +1

      Why did you do it

    • @kemchrist3003
      @kemchrist3003 Месяц назад +5

      @@JUSTICE720p I bought into the independent woman b.s. plus I was surrounded by women that were jealous of my marriage and gave me bad advice. Trust me I regret my decision and I can say women are leaving good men for no good reason, I was one of them.

    • @JUSTICE720p
      @JUSTICE720p Месяц назад +3

      @@kemchrist3003 independent woman that's not it. women tend to have group thinking . you join there misery love company club and you fell for it .
      So many women do .
      I just left a comment a couple days ago on this one post on one of them women childfree channels
      Women who are in marriages or long term relationships with children
      Should never have a bunch of single childfree women as friends
      And hagging out with them whatsoever
      Point blank period
      It's hey how you doing and I will talk to you some other time
      And never listen to them types of women whatsoever
      Especially on men or relationship advice
      It's not necessarily there all no good women
      They can't relate
      (Don't understand) and you can't tell them anything
      They tricked you out of your husband
      I bet you probably all of them were single.
      And some probably had a child or 2
      They wanted you to be a single mother like them (join the club)
      That's really what it was
      Envy is the word not jealously
      How long was you married to your husband ? At what age did you divorced him ?

    • @kemchrist3003
      @kemchrist3003 Месяц назад +3

      @@JUSTICE720p 20 years and I was 42. I went back to school to get my nursing degree and that's when it all started. I thought I missed out on something. This independent mess is a disaster and it damaged my kids. Women are choosing to struggle whether financial or emotionally. I remarried and divorced him after 8 years. I've been single since 2017 and it took an additional 3 years to figure out I was the problem. I was a product of no structure no guidance and no God.

    • @JUSTICE720p
      @JUSTICE720p Месяц назад

      @@kemchrist3003
      Let me make sure iam understanding what your saying
      You got married at 22 years old
      You divorced your husband at 42 years old A 20 year marriage
      If that's the case you knew better at 42
      It's not like you got married at 22 and at 26 you divorced 4 years later because to many other women was in your ear and you didn't know any better .
      20 years in at 42 nobody should trick you out your position (marriage) at that point your to deep in 20 years
      Even if it was you believing your missing out on something not at 42
      You are who you are at that point.
      Iam guessing your in your late 40s or early 50s now
      You re married the same man for another 8 years and divorced again ?
      Been single since 2017
      dating will not work for you for the simple fact you are not built for that
      You been in a relationship for the bulk of your adult life
      (Your built for relationship)
      As a teenager I knew dating was bullcrap
      So many women have horrible timing and make critical mistakes in relationships at the wrong time once a woman past the age of 35
      And been in a stable relationship for 10 or more years stay there
      Women always think the grass will always be greener for them on the other side no matter what there age.
      past 35+ it don't get better for most women look at the so called dating world and women complaining there no good men out here no they mess up
      There best or prime years
      You said you had no structure or guidance what do you mean ?
      You grew up in a broken home
      No father ?
      By the way his name is not called God or lord or father or christ or Jesus or jehova
      His name is (Yahweh)

  • @themayne6303
    @themayne6303 Месяц назад +5

    But let single parenting man say that though. Maybe I need to do a “skit” saying it so we can compare?

    • @evos469
      @evos469 Месяц назад +1

      Well the result from single father's is way better than single mothers

  • @MO-dg4wr
    @MO-dg4wr Месяц назад +6

    Everything she's saying appears on the surface to make sense, but is's always about money for these modern women - our mothers worked, those before them worked, their strength is just amazing, and husbands/fathers were present in the family

    • @7384
      @7384 Месяц назад +1

      That’s true, however , those elders pathed the way for current day failure by adopting the lost value system and teaching it to their children.Something as simple as growing their own food, making their own clothes, building their own houses etc is already a lost art and now have to work more to pay someone else(and the middle man)to do it.
      Read “The Social and Economic Status of the Black Population in the United States: An Historical View, 1790-1978. (1985). U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census pages 19-97’’ …to see that Black women were divorcing their husbands resulting in the proportion of Black families maintained by a woman with no husband present doubling from 1940- 1975…
      Once everybody could work apprenticeship programs(slave labor in disguise as a “job”)we start seeing black families with no men in the household increase from 18% to 35% from 1940-1975…these are the people that raised these next generations that we see today.

  • @Mr.Boring_Man
    @Mr.Boring_Man Месяц назад +5

    Great commentary!

  • @LilEddieRuffin
    @LilEddieRuffin Месяц назад +1

    I had that same conversation with my mother. She was more worried about what we had on our bodies than what she fed our minds. I told her I appreciated her sacrifices but she didn't protect us or teach us anything. We had to raise ourselves and listen to her scream about what's not fair to her. She come a long way. She grown a lot but it took alot. Not only that I watch her miss opportunities on respectable and hard-working men. She wanted a fast, easy life. This is a cycle that I don't believe can be broken.

  • @rickysauce393
    @rickysauce393 Месяц назад +2

    8:44 this point resonated with me. I didn’t like my mom for years. I stopped visiting her and everything. She spent too much time talking ish when she would come home for work. When I was a teen. I’m 30 now and we’re just starting to repair our relationship.

  • @jondo3817
    @jondo3817 Месяц назад +3

    what that lady is describing is called basic physics. the quality of your effort or attention in 1 activity is higher than what it is when you apply your effort or attention to multiple activities.
    another thing is this. many american women, especially american black women, believe that raising children means only providing food, shelter, and clothing. they forget 2 additional critical things for humans. emotional support and cultural education.
    any non-human animal provides food, shelter, and clothing. obviously animal clothing is different. humans also need appropriate cultural training. this is typically where men come in. the presence of men is critical for this one.

  • @R3dsigma76
    @R3dsigma76 Месяц назад +12

    These jobs women do are horrible because the female supervisor/mgr creates chaos all day,a woman just trying to work will be emotionally exaused by mid day.

    • @dedication666
      @dedication666 Месяц назад +5

      If you want to see a situation go from sugar to 💩💩💩 real fast, put a woman in charge

    • @davidazure1539
      @davidazure1539 Месяц назад

      Assuming the boss is female. Men are just as chaotic

    • @ibiro868
      @ibiro868 Месяц назад +1

      Every female boss I’ve ever had wasn’t worth a damn

    • @davidazure1539
      @davidazure1539 Месяц назад

      @@ibiro868 and all the men were?

    • @ibiro868
      @ibiro868 Месяц назад +1

      Men: 25% competent
      Women: 0%

  • @mydogmarleyandme.4325
    @mydogmarleyandme.4325 Месяц назад +11

    There isn’t one thing that most of us who grew up in single mother led household that was a good experience. A positive father in the household statically and in real time are factual

    • @davidazure1539
      @davidazure1539 Месяц назад

      Some of you are tripping and having a man in the house doesn't mean anything because some men think that because they work they don't need to engage with the child. So everything is left up to the mother. That's why women seek divorces more than men.

    • @MarcusBarrett-zi8od
      @MarcusBarrett-zi8od Месяц назад

      @@davidazure1539Keywords “some men”.

  • @lsporter88
    @lsporter88 Месяц назад

    You're right. Many a single Mom (Women period really) think she's owed a Man regardless of how she acts. But many of us Men just aren't gonna go for that anymore. Great commentary.

  • @jasonmorrisette6429
    @jasonmorrisette6429 Месяц назад +3

    11:26😢

  • @tj67tj
    @tj67tj 27 дней назад

    WHY! If --- forget.

  • @anthonyjacksonjr4812
    @anthonyjacksonjr4812 Месяц назад

    Vital information, Mrs Kendra. 🌷

  • @ltsoul9751
    @ltsoul9751 Месяц назад

    If she not working, she better be cooking, cleaning and teaching those children everyday and learning skills to advance the family! Maybe even growing food!

  • @magnacarta711
    @magnacarta711 Месяц назад

    Ladies, you can take your butts to work & still be an active parent. It’s about having a strong support system

    • @Mrs.704
      @Mrs.704 Месяц назад +1

      Who’s parenting the kids when parents are busy at work?

  • @kennethbowden3745
    @kennethbowden3745 Месяц назад

    Does that same logic go for men. When we have to work crazy hours to support the family and we miss out on so much our children’s lives because we have to provide??

  • @K.mit338
    @K.mit338 Месяц назад +3

    I have always said that prerequisite to be a good mother has to be marrying a good man.
    I personally don’t believe in “multitasking” or “work-life balance” because doing more than one task at a time means that you’re juggling those things. One thing is always going to be up while one thing is down.

  • @kjeternal2250
    @kjeternal2250 Месяц назад +2

    She sound 🔊 lazy to me

  • @relationshipdumb
    @relationshipdumb Месяц назад +1

    So what happens when both parents work? Or if the man is working all the time or working two jobs? Then the man is there but not really there and or when he's there he's too tired to govern or lead or discipline or structure or teach and such but the man is supposed to be in the house right? What good is it for him to be there if he cant provide himself? It seems like a damn if you do situation.

  • @jacquelineperry8515
    @jacquelineperry8515 29 дней назад +1

    I’m 58 and I was a good single mom and have 38 year old son.stop looking for men to fulfill you they don’t understand women.😅

  • @sae4493
    @sae4493 29 дней назад

    Latch key families

  • @ericbritton8146
    @ericbritton8146 Месяц назад

    As the man (Gen 1:26-28) KJV, a husband (Gen 2:21-25) and a father (Gen 3:16), the minister of God (Rom 13), teacher (Eph 4) and one of the survivors who was bullied in school, this is true. The only thing a single mother can do is the best that she can. The woman was made to be help meet for the man. (Gen 2:18) She was not made to be a single mother.
    I was telling my wife, I can not teach the word of God, then live contrary to the word of God. That would make me a hypocrite. That is not a good title to have. Titus 2

  • @KevinSmith-xt8xr
    @KevinSmith-xt8xr Месяц назад

    Okay so then go find a Bear 🐻

  • @terryscott7307
    @terryscott7307 Месяц назад +4

    Use better word choices: while I understand what CC is trying to convey, to say that single equates to CAN'T be a good mom is grossly inaccurate. Why not just say that the situation could have been better with the family fully intact? It's the all inclusive/all or none verbiage that taints the message

    • @chrischreative2245
      @chrischreative2245 Месяц назад +4

      It’s not inaccurate to say that

    • @ElleKay407
      @ElleKay407 Месяц назад +2

      It’s very inaccurate. I know several AMAZING single mothers that raised happy adults.

    • @3rdeyemang
      @3rdeyemang Месяц назад +4

      ​@Ah-LeeSays There are ppl who survived being stuck by lightning too. Does that mean everyone should run around in a lightning storm with medal rods in their hands now? Just because there are exceptions that doesn't make it the norm.

    • @ElleKay407
      @ElleKay407 Месяц назад +1

      @@3rdeyemang I’m not saying that at all. What I’m saying is that there is an assumption that married couples aren’t failing as parents and this couldn’t be further from the truth…

    • @3rdeyemang
      @3rdeyemang Месяц назад +2

      @@ElleKay407 You're still using exception to the norm to justify single mothers

  • @DonDon-ge5dg
    @DonDon-ge5dg Месяц назад

    Eve 👩🏽 biblical role is homeschooling babies 👶🏾and she hate 😡 it, she want Adam 🧔🏾 role on TMH SCRIPTure 🎥

  • @ElleKay407
    @ElleKay407 Месяц назад +3

    Not all single mothers have to work tho…I became a single mother due to tragedy and was able to stay home with my children. What i realized is that ALOT of married couples are horrible parents. Especially if the wife is required to work. That wife is going to be focused on that husband, her job, the bills, her own struggles…Many times children are treated like spectators of the husband & wife’s marriage versus actually treated as a priority.

  • @DJDeeZDee
    @DJDeeZDee Месяц назад

    Not true at all, nothing is impossible...

  • @Anttweezy
    @Anttweezy Месяц назад +2

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