@bakhita_esther Which means she was sleeping with multiple men at the same time but it’s human biology and dates can be confusing 😄😄very shameless ,lame justification
@_stayliquidd What are you even saying.
That woman is deceitful and did not think about the child one bit but herself! So why should the man be expected to move on as if it’s just okay. That woman should have thought of the consequences and the deceit on the man for 12 years
@bakhita_esther Yes 12 years, the mother sat on the truth and deceived the man for 12 years, something has to give. The mother should have considered the child knowing the truth will one day find it’s light.
@bakhita_esther The mother should have considered that in the first place, should the man just accept and move on? That’s how we normalise lack of accountability.Everything has consequences, no foundation should be built on deceit.The truth is stubborn it has no expiry date 12yrs or 50
@muthoni_njakwe Y’all cannot be saved! The fair lady just gave her qualifications and demonstrated, conviction,competence & empowerment programs towards women but somehow y’all still tearing her down, bunch of broken mfs who got eyes but can’t see nothing, disgraceful
Shaquille O'Neal looked his six kids dead in the eye and told them they were not touching a single cent of his $400 million empire unless they earned two college degrees first. He made it clear: "We ain't rich. I'm rich."
The best part is that he actually enforces it.
When his son Myles wanted to be a DJ, Shaq made him present a full business model before funding a single piece of equipment. Today, Myles holds a Las Vegas residency.
His son Shareef is working a real job for his dad at Reebok.
His oldest daughter Taahirah graduated Magna Cum Laude and went straight into corporate communications.
And just this past May, his son Shaqir graduated from college and immediately announced he was going back for his second degree just to meet his father's baseline standard.
We live in a culture where parents bend over backward to give their kids everything they never had, but in the process, they strip away all their drive and character. Shaq realized that handing his children everything would ultimately teach them absolutely nothing about the value of hard work.
Fame and wealth didn't stop him from being a traditional father who demands accountability. How many other parents actually have the backbone to raise their kids with this kind of standard today?