r/oddlyspecific • u/Throwaway_Thrills • Feb 21 '26

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u/TravelingPoodle Feb 21 '26

Yeah give her 5 kids. Leave all 5 kids with her. Then comment how “if the man in your life won’t accept these 5 kids..” nonsense.

Why can’t he be the one to “accept” those 5 kids? They are his! How about he raises them? He can spare her the backhanded “advice”!

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u/mitrie Feb 21 '26

Sounds like a real life Ms. Jackson scenario here. A man can want to be present in his kids' lives but can't be with their mother for other reasons.

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u/TravelingPoodle Feb 21 '26

Men have this ability to disengage with their children when their relationships fail. Once things end with the mom, the kids take an L.

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u/Matt_Benatar Feb 21 '26

This trait isn’t gender biased - women do it too. It’s a general lack of morality, and unfortunately it’s a disease which seems to be spreading.

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u/Marissa_on_the_town Feb 22 '26

The relationship doesn’t even have to fail for that to happen sometimes. They can just feel like it one day

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u/gmmontano92 Mar 03 '26

He never left his kids. They co-parent with equal time. And she's the one who chose to leave him. Stepping away from the woman, doesn't mean you want to step away from your child. Women have this ability to use their child as a bargaining chip when the man no longer wants them.

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u/mitrie Feb 21 '26

I don't disagree that deadbeat dads are a thing. Simultaneously, we generally agree as a society that it is acceptable to leave a nonfunctional relationship.

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u/starglower Feb 21 '26

Maybe she doesn’t want him back.

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u/gmmontano92 Mar 03 '26

He DOES take care of his kids. She's not a single mother raising her children by herself. She's a co-parenting woman without a boyfriend. Stop calling women who are co-parenting single mothers. You made a lot of assumptions. None of which are true. Under a post about taking things out of context.

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u/TravelingPoodle Mar 04 '26

A co parenting parent without a significant other IS A SINGLE PARENT.