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South Africa
Damn son. @Chantfire pls tell us South Africa stories.
My experiences with South Africa have always been crazy.
We spend over a year with over a dozen members giving constant feedback and ideas to come up with our current design.
Wen shrek is lyfe button, huh?
But maybe a 4th Chad-child is what you need?
Your world will get 33% bigger, doesn't that sound good?
@Bozza The stuff I read in this report is unbelievable! Has anyone done some fact-checking on these?
I'm in this for the long haul
Press 1 to doubt
These little beings are my world
Great, so like every other neglectful single mother on the planet. Good job. After working all week and trying to be a good mother without a father figure to lean on, how much time will you really have for a "not random hook up" relationship?
if you don't like kids
Most men like kids fine. It's our instinct to raise them well. But our nation and culture distrusts us, considers us predators by default, and has systematically stripped our authority away, even over our own kids. Men are starting to realize that there is no responsibility without authority. And if you don't respect and appreciate us, you can keep raising your brats by yourself.
We spend over a year with over a dozen members giving constant feedback and ideas to come up with our current design. We're quite happy with it as it mirrors both Twitter and Reddit but with enough distinction to make it our own.
By all means, use the sites for a few months and learn more about our community before coming in thinking you know better than everybody else. I listen to our long-standing members and I believe they would all attest I'm very receptive to constructive criticism.
They often did the best they could for you with the knowledge they had for you at the time
Like Staind said:
I cannot blame this on my father
He did the best he could for me
My parents both had their faults, but at least they were loving and supportive. I've met so many people whose parents weren't, that I've learned to let any resentment go and just be grateful for how good they actually were.
Rest in peace, dad.
