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He'd have a serious problem with his daughter dating a white guy, but that's neither here nor there.
You’re on a first date with a young woman and she does this...
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I firmly believe that men and women's emotional & logical stability is on par w/ one another. Now I will say that women openly express their emotions because it is socially acceptable; while men are more passive aggressive. I see it all the time, especially on here. Dudes stay getting offended. If you're offended then something said triggered an emotional response within you.
Men tend to make bad decisions because they feel, and men's feelings tend to have a greater effect b/c they're usually in the position of power.
I don't think men and women are equal in each and every individual rating, but we are in the overall rating. We balance out each others strengths and weakness.
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My daughters are trained, and then have been trained by members of the FOI, with one being an all american forward for a top ten D1 hoops team, while now playing overseas, and the other is an orthopedic surgeon. I am incredibly proud. The latter played peewee football, and the only reason she did not continue, was that she fell in love with music thereafter.
Women should be able to be what they want to be, without the influence of a bunch of egotistical, insecure men.
In regard to the son question, I will love and support him no matter whatever direction he chooses, as my favorite artists all shared that gender fluidity.
Here is one.
Billy Dee Williams identifies as gender fluid, reveals acceptance of multiple pronouns
Everything you're about to read is true - the 'Star Wars' actor describes gender and his role in a 70s male 'love story' film.
www.lgbtqnation.com
Embracing your feminine, only makes you MORE of a man.
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Source?
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wait what? you got two grown daughters?My daughters are trained, and then have been trained by members of the FOI, with one being an all american forward for a top ten D1 hoops team, while now playing overseas, and the other is an orthopedic surgeon. I am incredibly proud. The latter played peewee football, and the only reason she did not continue, was that she fell in love with music thereafter.
Women should be able to be what they want to be, without the influence of a bunch of egotistical, insecure men.
In regard to the son question, I will love and support him no matter whatever direction he chooses, as my favorite artists all shared that gender fluidity.
Here is one.
Billy Dee Williams identifies as gender fluid, reveals acceptance of multiple pronouns
Everything you're about to read is true - the 'Star Wars' actor describes gender and his role in a 70s male 'love story' film.
Embracing your feminine, only makes you MORE of a man.
this is cap ain’t it
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Yup. They are twins, in their twenties.
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Pics?
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Surely you jest.Pics?
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Congrats man
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So your daughter is in her twenties and is an orthopedic surgeon?
It takes an average of 13-14 years between the Bachelors, med school, residency, and fellowship(s) to become an actual orthopedic surgeon, and that's IF you fast-track it (no time off for research or internships).
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Dua.
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You'd love for it to be a lie, simply to make you feel a bit more secure in your privilege. Black people are not supposed to be better than you, right?So your daughter is in her twenties and is an orthopedic surgeon?
It takes an average of 13-14 years between the Bachelors, med school, residency, and fellowship(s) to become an actual orthopedic surgeon, and that's IF you fast-track it (no time off for research or internships).
Racist.
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don't tell him what his daughter is or isn't, white man.
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I don’t get why you stay on NT if you consider it the White Man’s Playground?
You are so sure of yourself in every statement. A gift and a curse. I know why you did this to this thread. I see you out there with your binoculars watching. I hope your daughters grew with less hate in their heart than their father. Carry on with your mission.
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Even in your sarcasm, you are correct.
Just remember, even though you are not Black, you'd still be in the back of the bus.
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You're talking to the wrong one right now.
My brother is currently 34 years old, finished his Bachelor's in 4 years, took a year to do research at Weill Cornell, med school at Columbia, residency at Tulane, first fellowship at Thomas Jefferson, and he's STILL not at the point where he can call himself a board-certified interventional cardiologist.
Go lie somewhere else.
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Right. White fragility in all it's glory. Perhaps if you didn't live with such privilege, you be a better person in this world.
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First of all, White people did not invent science. They stole it, just like they've stolen everything else.
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I was jokin
Chill
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Unraveling at the seams.
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