Terrence Howard

The benefit had the benefit of, you know, doing some discipline before.

Now, if I'm walking upstairs to get the belt, then they straighten themselves out and I don't have to actually apply the belt.

But it's hard.

How do you raise young boys, you know, that are indomitable to respect authority and respect themselves?

And, you know, it's a tight balance.

The girls are the hardest.

The girls are the hardest because they're a little more manipulative.

They're smarter.

You know, the child inside the womb, the moment that the woman's body recognizes the little girl, about three months of gestation, it floods it with estrogen.

And so it causes these connections between the left and right hemisphere almost three to five times the connections from what I've read that men have.

Men have this myopic thing, see this, go and do it.

But girls contemplate everything.

So the girls are so much smarter naturally than the men, and they learn how to manipulate.

They learn to cry.

They learn the smiles.

They learn all of that.

And then they're gullible because they think they've mastered men by mastering manipulation.

Daddy.

And they go out and they try and do that into the world.

So letting my two older daughters go.