What will you teach your son as he grows up?

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Could be anything. Self defence, sports, the 3 rs, how to drive, car maintenance, home maintenance, cooking, self responsibility, how to shoot, how to fish, how to make money and keep it, how to protect against false allegations, self respect, respect for others, how to be a good father & husband, how to pray, how to handle situations, how to worship God etc. There are so many and schools are set up to train kids not to think freely and conform to what the federal government wants them to believe and to train them for menial blue and white collar jobs that no longer exist.

sheenagwapa · Accepted Answer

it is ok to fight back if you think you are right. i will teach him to express his opinion and will support gis opinion. my father and mother they always support out opinion especially my father he always agree wity me and i would hear him express my opinion on other people. i knoe i am not always right but i feel his confidence on me when he do that. be merciful. i have a nephew and since 3 years old we already taught him to be merciful.

to be responsible and productive me wanting to be responsible is 27 years in the makinh so i will definitely teach him thid. to not fool around women. to be a gentleman but not also a doormat. if you are a doormat you are uninteresting. it immediately reduces attractiveness level. girls actually like to be pur on their places but if you are also an asshole always she will also despise you. most of all strong faith in Jesus. to treat Jesus like a friend because he is a friend and the most reliable friend in the entire world. i hear about imaginary friend it is like that but the difference is Jesus ain't imaginary. he is so real.

ApplePie409 · Accepted Answer

"You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away
And know when to run
You never count your money
When you're sittin' at the table
There'll be time enough for countin'
When the dealin's done"

Somoneelse · Accepted Answer

There are some things I would teach every child:
- Always have emergency cash with you
- Respect is earned, not forced
- You never stop learning, School is just one way to learn, life is another way to learn
- You never know what someone is going trough.
- Everything in life is based on perspective, your way of thinking ain't wrong nor right, its just your perspective of the situation.
- Sometimes being silent is better than talking
- Never let emotions get the better of you, first think before you act.
- Not everyone is your friend. But you always must be friends with yourself first.
- Make your own worth, don't let it depend on others
- Never fall for manipalators or other kind of bad women. Know your worth to be better than them.

DextroShade · Accepted Answer

I have one on the way and I will teach him how to be a man. He will learn how to change a tire, how mortgages and credit cards work, the importance of owning land, how to operate a chainsaw, how to shoot, and red pill truths about society and female nature.

Apple1996 · Answer

The biggest thing I'm teaching my son's is how to have empathy, respect and to show their true emotions. Too many men lack these basic skills and it's ruining society

DrPepper12 · Answer

Don't trust the cops. They are NOT your friends.
Don't hit women. Walk away.
Keep emergency cash on you.
Use a condom no matter what she says
Education doesn't end after college.
Empathy is the highest form of love.
Respect is earned not accrued by blood, titles, authority, etc. EARNED!
MAGAs are an existential threat to the world

HaleyWalker · Answer

That in America everyone is raised equally and that you don't hate on somebody because of their background sexual orientation and teach them human rights. I don't have time for this anti-American stuff at the end of the day.

CrabCakes11 · Answer

Not much difference to what I would teach a daughter

DarkLegacy · Answer

I would teach him not to allow manipulative women to walk all over him, never to be chivalrous or a white knight.

WhiteBoyChill · Answer

Where to even begin?

Practically all of the above you mentioned.

I’d say among the most important of all is think smart, stand solid on your own two feet, and carry yourself with dignity/class (aka don’t be one of those trashy punk kids with no manners)

NathanDavis · Answer

respect and understanding critical thinking... rather than criticism

Bricealan · Answer

Help him to stand on his convictions, take up for himself when necessary, either get a good job skill early or a formal education to be able to compete in the market place.

purplepoppy · Answer

If you teach him to think for himself he won't be praying and worshipping God.

Sonorous · Answer

I doubt I'll make the mistake of having kids.

SotiCoto · Answer

As if the picture wasn't suspect enough, the moment you wrote  "how to worship God"  you made it quite clear that you shouldn't be breeding.

Anonymous · Answer

to stand up for his principles and not allow the gynocentric social order to dictate his life

exitseven · Answer

I taught him to keep his word, back up his team, never hit girls and to respect his mother.

handsomelad70 · Answer

That a real man is kind and helpful towards everybody, not only those he thinks can help him, and to respect AND admire (including their body) women.

Anonymous · Answer

the more independent one is the less controlled others have over him.

Aiko_E_Lara · Answer

Teach him to think and never get brainwashed by any wokeness and propaganda. He has to think and find answers to everything he believes.

Anonymous · Answer

I'm not having kids, my rotten genes don't deserve to be perpetuated

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

Be a good man to Ladies

Massageman · Answer

That are seven colors in the rainbow.

Sharkstealth · Answer

I'll never have a child.

Anonymous · Answer

to be nice to women

RedInnocent69 · Answer

Ever trust cops or doctors.

jahaims · Answer

Good morals and values

Kingofkings1992 · Answer

I will never have kids fuck that.

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