Because thigh gaps: clarification

When I was 16 I tried to park my parents car in the garage. I backed up the driveway way too fast, hit the garage and did $6500 damage to the car and garage. Do you think I got a pat on the back that day?

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I didn't find the initial post offensive. For my own preference, I DO NOT want a thigh gap... just makes women look bowlegged.

uhoh!!! you're body shaming!

eveyrone, attaaaaaaaack!!!!!!!!!!

:noway:

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That is entirely up to her. She is currently being raised by her mother, who is part of an extremely religious(messianic) family that does not see homosexuality/lesbianism as a way of life.
I am not religious at all, one of those things where her beliefs are being imprented on them. Shes not even allowed to wear earrings.

You see your daughter, though. Believe it or not, fathers and their opinions are very important to little girls, and it can shape who they are. All I'm suggesting is that these opinions that you have shared here are not representative of a positive male role model in a girl's life.

I know I've particpated with the others in razzing you a bit. I get that maybe you didn't communicate your views very well, and haven't really meant harm, but I would suggest you think carefully about the things you say before you say them. Especially around your daughter. Best of luck! No hard feelings, I hope.

None taken, its the internet. that was the first time I saw them since their mother and I split. I can not see them because in her culture I am lving in sin having seperated from their mother. Her family and her insist i can only see them at church. Obviously until a judge proves otherwise.

Free benevolent advice: If you are presently in a custody battle, or any other ensnarement that requires you to go to court, I do not advise posting ANYTHING controversial on the internet. Nor do I advise posting pictures of or information about your relationship, or your children. The internet is NOT private, your posts CAN be held against you in a court of law.

Use your brain.

1.its okay.
2. they are very well off, and I can not afford the legal battle at the moment..
3. Having said that, they are religious, they are well off. Judge will rule in their favor 100%,

If your posts are even a remote glimpse into the type of individual you are, it does not surprise me in the least that you are unable to procure employment sufficient to afford the legal costs to fight for your kids.

you know, everybody on these forums seem sooo intelligent. They have it all figured out. whilst hiding behind an animated avatar.

But little vader, you are right. I can not contend with the finacial ability of somone who makes 6x what I make in a year. Then again I am not a VP of a company nor am I 57. - Also neither are you,otherwise you wouldnt spend your time on an online forum.

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Also, as you like to stick your foot in your mouth, no, I am not 57, yes I am a VP at a very large company, and yes I do hang out here when time permits.

Here's how many ____ I give.

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I didn't find the initial post offensive. For my own preference, I DO NOT want a thigh gap... just makes women look bowlegged.

uhoh!!! you're body shaming!

eveyrone, attaaaaaaaack!!!!!!!!!!

:noway:

lol....way to make your 'lolapology' even more of a lolapology.

My suggestion: stop posting.

she clearly body shamed. and shes a woman. thats like 10,000 times worse, at least for your argument.

aaaand she referenced a medical condition. 15,000

lol feeble attempt to throw the spotlight on someone else there bub. Source: I'm a woman and still think your a huge jerk.

honey she yanked the spotlight on herself with that comment. Do you knwo how many babies, especially in the african american community suffer from this condition? Jerk or not. that was wrong, but no one will say anything to her because she is a female. go on.

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I didn't find the initial post offensive. For my own preference, I DO NOT want a thigh gap... just makes women look bowlegged.

uhoh!!! you're body shaming!

eveyrone, attaaaaaaaack!!!!!!!!!!

:noway:

lol....way to make your 'lolapology' even more of a lolapology.

My suggestion: stop posting.

she clearly body shamed. and shes a woman. thats like 10,000 times worse, at least for your argument.

aaaand she referenced a medical condition. 15,000

lol feeble attempt to throw the spotlight on someone else there bub. Source: I'm a woman and still think your a huge jerk.

honey she yanked the spotlight on herself with that comment. Do you knwo how many babies, especially in the african american community suffer from this condition? Jerk or not. that was wrong, but no one will say anything to her because she is a female. go on.

Interstingly enough, the Post that was suspected of body shaming got so much action in seconds. Yet this post gives some clarification includes an apology, and no one says a damn thing. cool.

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I didn't find the initial post offensive. For my own preference, I DO NOT want a thigh gap... just makes women look bowlegged.

uhoh!!! you're body shaming!

eveyrone, attaaaaaaaack!!!!!!!!!!

:noway:

lol....way to make your 'lolapology' even more of a lolapology.

My suggestion: stop posting.

she clearly body shamed. and shes a woman. thats like 10,000 times worse, at least for your argument.

aaaand she referenced a medical condition. 15,000

lol feeble attempt to throw the spotlight on someone else there bub. Source: I'm a woman and still think your a huge jerk.

honey she yanked the spotlight on herself with that comment. Do you knwo how many babies, especially in the african american community suffer from this condition? Jerk or not. that was wrong, but no one will say anything to her because she is a female. go on.

except quite a few did say something to her about it actually..... go back and read the replies to that post.....

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That is entirely up to her. She is currently being raised by her mother, who is part of an extremely religious(messianic) family that does not see homosexuality/lesbianism as a way of life.
I am not religious at all, one of those things where her beliefs are being imprented on them. Shes not even allowed to wear earrings.

You see your daughter, though. Believe it or not, fathers and their opinions are very important to little girls, and it can shape who they are. All I'm suggesting is that these opinions that you have shared here are not representative of a positive male role model in a girl's life.

I know I've particpated with the others in razzing you a bit. I get that maybe you didn't communicate your views very well, and haven't really meant harm, but I would suggest you think carefully about the things you say before you say them. Especially around your daughter. Best of luck! No hard feelings, I hope.

None taken, its the internet. that was the first time I saw them since their mother and I split. I can not see them because in her culture I am lving in sin having seperated from their mother. Her family and her insist i can only see them at church. Obviously until a judge proves otherwise.

Wow! That's really wrong. I hate to hear when a father is kept from his children. Good luck with that. I hope the courts rule in your favor.

It is what it is and what it will be.

all I wanted to do was say, my bad.

I accept your apology. Though, like I said earlier, I totally missed your other thread. LOL!

Like someone else said though, be careful with what thoughts and opinions you share on the internet. Think carefully before you post.

yep. Ill try.

it's refreshing to see that you're being reasonable.

really sorry to hear about the situation with your kids, that really sucks.

as for lesbianism, you might want to think about reconsidering your opinion about that, because all the scientific evidence suggests that homosexuality is natural.

In humans there seems to be a lot of variation in sexual orientation, i.e. a continuum from exclusively homosexual to exclusively heterosexual, with bisexuals falling in the middle of the continuum and as such i don't like pigeonholing human sexuality into categories. And it exists in all cultures (although it's violently suppressed in some but it still exists even in places like Saudi Arabia where there's the death penalty for it)... this plus homosexuality in bonobos and common chimps (our two closest relatives in the animal kingdom) strongly suggests that homosexuality is natural and inborn. Though I don't think that there is anything wrong with homosexuality as a choice either. for people who fall on the bisexual part of the continuum, homosexuality may well be a choice, and so what... it's their life and they're not hurting anyone.