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This man is already attracted to a woman because that's why he's with the mother. There's no telling how far he can go if this man is pushed to the edge or if he can't have self-regulation or maybe he has mental health issues. So for situations like that, I look at it way more delicately. delicately than my actual son. You get what I'm saying? Yeah.

This man is already attracted to a woman because that's why he's with the mother. There's no telling how far he can go if this man is pushed to the edge or if he can't have self-regulation or maybe he has mental health issues. So for situations like that, I look at it way more delicately. delicately than my actual son. You get what I'm saying? Yeah.

So it might be biased, of course, but that's my reasoning for it. Some people are very sick. Yeah, of course. And I'm not taking that chance. And I realize that more people are sick now than probably ever, or at least it's more prominent now. Talk about it more.

So it might be biased, of course, but that's my reasoning for it. Some people are very sick. Yeah, of course. And I'm not taking that chance. And I realize that more people are sick now than probably ever, or at least it's more prominent now. Talk about it more.

So it might be biased, of course, but that's my reasoning for it. Some people are very sick. Yeah, of course. And I'm not taking that chance. And I realize that more people are sick now than probably ever, or at least it's more prominent now. Talk about it more.

And I hate that because you get to a point where I remember I was pushing my son, like, go outside. Go outside and play. Just go play. But then, you know, I told him like, you know what? You're not going to be allowed to play any video games unless you spend one hour outside. Because I don't want him to be like those kids, like the kids that we're seeing. He went outside.

And I hate that because you get to a point where I remember I was pushing my son, like, go outside. Go outside and play. Just go play. But then, you know, I told him like, you know what? You're not going to be allowed to play any video games unless you spend one hour outside. Because I don't want him to be like those kids, like the kids that we're seeing. He went outside.

And I hate that because you get to a point where I remember I was pushing my son, like, go outside. Go outside and play. Just go play. But then, you know, I told him like, you know what? You're not going to be allowed to play any video games unless you spend one hour outside. Because I don't want him to be like those kids, like the kids that we're seeing. He went outside.

He came back and I was like, what'd you do? He's like, there was nobody outside. And I'm like, damn, I'm the only one pushing him to go outside, but there's nobody outside. Right? So now we got to a point where I realized that as parents, we actually operate in more fear than ever before. Yeah.

He came back and I was like, what'd you do? He's like, there was nobody outside. And I'm like, damn, I'm the only one pushing him to go outside, but there's nobody outside. Right? So now we got to a point where I realized that as parents, we actually operate in more fear than ever before. Yeah.

He came back and I was like, what'd you do? He's like, there was nobody outside. And I'm like, damn, I'm the only one pushing him to go outside, but there's nobody outside. Right? So now we got to a point where I realized that as parents, we actually operate in more fear than ever before. Yeah.

Because of all the potential or the news or everything that we do here, which I hate that because I would love to have the comfortability to say, hey, listen, my son is outside. He fell. He bumped his knee, but he's okay. He played football with the kids or whatever the hell boys do or even girls. But even if, here's the thing, girls, it's different. It's different.

Because of all the potential or the news or everything that we do here, which I hate that because I would love to have the comfortability to say, hey, listen, my son is outside. He fell. He bumped his knee, but he's okay. He played football with the kids or whatever the hell boys do or even girls. But even if, here's the thing, girls, it's different. It's different.

Because of all the potential or the news or everything that we do here, which I hate that because I would love to have the comfortability to say, hey, listen, my son is outside. He fell. He bumped his knee, but he's okay. He played football with the kids or whatever the hell boys do or even girls. But even if, here's the thing, girls, it's different. It's different.

It's different because a little boy could do something too. You know, like you have your daughter outside. She's 12. He's 13.

It's different because a little boy could do something too. You know, like you have your daughter outside. She's 12. He's 13.

It's different because a little boy could do something too. You know, like you have your daughter outside. She's 12. He's 13.

You get what I'm trying to say? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I hear you. Protecting women is like in every single second job. Right. You have to see all potential things or the worst case scenarios and try your best to navigate through them. So it's different having a stepdad versus a stepmom in my opinion. So I think it would be different.

You get what I'm trying to say? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I hear you. Protecting women is like in every single second job. Right. You have to see all potential things or the worst case scenarios and try your best to navigate through them. So it's different having a stepdad versus a stepmom in my opinion. So I think it would be different.

You get what I'm trying to say? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I hear you. Protecting women is like in every single second job. Right. You have to see all potential things or the worst case scenarios and try your best to navigate through them. So it's different having a stepdad versus a stepmom in my opinion. So I think it would be different.