Man Reveals The Real Reason He Keeps Getting Women Pregnant, Shocks His Sister

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Call us naive and old-fashioned, but we still believe that if you choose to have children, you decide to do so out of love for your partner and because you genuinely want to be a parent. One of the worst reasons to have kids is simply because you feel pressured to do so by your family and social circle.

Redditor u/TimeladyA613 turned to the Childfree online group for advice after revealing the outrageous and bizarre reason that her brother keeps having children with different women. He is now expecting his fifth kid. Scroll down for the story in full. Meanwhile, Bored Panda has reached out to the author, and we’ll update the article once we hear back from her.

Generally, when adults decide to have children, they do so because they love each other and want to be parents

Man with children in a bedroom, highlighting family dynamics and parenting challenges.

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One woman shocked the internet after revealing the utterly bonkers reason why her brother keeps having kids with multiple women

Text message reveals brother's shocking reasons for having kids, sister reacts with disbelief and humor.

Text discussing brother's habit leading to multiple pregnancies and financial dependency on sibling.

Text about a man repeatedly getting women pregnant despite warnings from his sister.

Text from a story about a man seeking financial help due to prenatal expenses.

Text questioning responsibility of man with many children, urging accountability.

Text revealing a man's shocking reason for getting women pregnant, explaining his motive related to family perceptions.

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Text describes outdated beliefs of older men on fatherhood and masculinity.

Text about a man's reasoning for getting women pregnant, surprising his sister with his explanation.

Text image discussing reasons for having kids and seeking advice, highlighting shock at brother's justification.

Image credits: TimeladyA613

Whether or not to have kids is a very personal decision, and nobody should feel pressured by their family one way or the other

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One of the fundamental signs that you’re a decent parent is that you are present in your children’s lives. If you have lots of kids with multiple partners, it obviously makes it very difficult to spend quality time with them.

So, as you’re less present in their lives, you may not satisfy their emotional needs of having a second parental figure in their lives. Not to mention the very practical fact that if you have to pay child support to support multiple families, your own finances will be strained and you’ll have fewer resources for your current partner and children.

Not every relationship will work out, and many couples do break up or end up getting divorced. However, this does not excuse intentionally hopping between partners and getting them pregnant just because someone in your family pressured you to prove that you’re a ‘real man.’ It’s reckless. It’s unethical. And it puts into question your life goals.

Being pressured to have children is nothing new in many cultures around the globe. That being said, you still have free will and feel in your gut whether you’re ready to become a parent right now or not.

According to Psyche, it’s perfectly fine to be undecided about whether to become a parent, as it’s a very personal question that many people grapple with.

In order to decide what you really want—to have kids or to be childfree—you have to investigate what it is you really want out of life. A part of this includes listing any fears that you have associated with becoming a parent, whether they’re related to your age, finances, relationship status, regrets, or any other worries.

Meanwhile, you can also do a little thought experiment where you pretend that you’ve already made a decision and see how it affects your life. Then, make the opposite decision and see how you react, too. Lastly, consider what factors it would take for you to say ‘yes’ to becoming a parent or living childfree.

“Ultimately, the goal isn’t for others to feel good about your decision to become a parent or to live childfree. The goal is for you to feel good about your decision. You want your decision to come from an internal place of knowing, not as a reaction to forces outside of you. Only you can know what’s true for you.”

Truly good parenting often comes down to finding a balance between discipline and nurture, while prioritizing proper communication

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Being a good parent is largely a matter of practice, having good values, being a good communicator, finding a balance between nurture and discipline, and having high emotional intelligence.

ParentCo shares a few tips for how adults can tell that they’re being great parents. One major sign is that your child displays a range of emotions with you, and you don’t shut them down or distract them from their feelings.

Another sign that you’re parenting well is if your kid isn’t afraid to come to you when they’re facing problems and they can discuss their thoughts and feelings with you freely.

“Awesome parents give non-critical feedback about behavior and avoid labels such as ‘bad’, ‘naughty’, ‘greedy’, and ‘lazy,’” ParentCo notes.

Great parents also encourage their kids to pursue various interests and talents, create boundaries to keep them safe, and fix their own mistakes when they (inevitably) make them. “Although it’s tempting to look for signs of successful parenting, such as reading levels, whether they eat the ‘right foods,’ or win on the football field, successful parenting is about providing a secure base for your child. This creates a place from which your child can thrive. It consists of an ongoing lifelong relationship not contingent on external results, but rather on love, respect, and connection.”

What are your thoughts, dear Pandas? What was your reaction when you learned the real reason why u/TimeladyA613’s brother keeps having kids with many different women?

What advice would you give someone to help them resist their relatives’ pressure when it comes to starting a family? What, for you personally, is the sign of a truly great parent? We’d like to hear your opinions, so if you have a moment, share them in the comments.

The woman later shared more context in the comments of her post

Text conversation discussing why women keep seeing him as dad material.

Two Reddit comments discussing relationships and personal choices.

Reddit comment thread about cultural views on polygamy as a status symbol.

Reddit comments discussing misconceptions about gay parenting and marriage.

Man discusses financial struggles and child support issues in online forum.

Many internet users were flabbergasted by what they read. Here are some of their reactions

Reddit comment discussing the reasons behind a man's choices about having children.

Man's irresponsible reason for fatherhood criticized in online comment.

Reddit comment discussing reasons men have many kids, with humorous and critical remarks.

Reddit comment discussing a man's self-esteem related to getting women pregnant.

Reddit comment on a post about a man who keeps getting women pregnant, criticizing those who support him financially.

Comment discussing sibling's irresponsible behavior related to pregnancy and financial issues.

Online comment highlights man's choices impacting family, suggests therapy for male-validation behavior.

Online comment criticizing influencer and discussing family opinions.

Comment discussing brother's situation related to women, mentioning lack of advice.

A screenshot of a Reddit comment discussing a father repeatedly having children.

Comment criticizing a man's irresponsibility and financial dependencies after multiple pregnancies.

Reddit comment reacting to reasons behind a man getting women pregnant, discussing his sexuality.

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Comment discussing homophobic stereotypes and gender norms, highlighting prejudices.

Comment discussing no contact advice, related to man getting women pregnant, shocks his sister.

Comment discussing a man's tendencies, mentioning sympathy for his children and criticizing his behavior and intelligence.

Reddit comment discussing a man's repeated pregnancies, suggesting therapy and vasectomy.

Comment discussing concerns about a man's actions affecting his children, suggesting caution around such individuals.

Reddit comment humorously addressing age, orientation, and not having kids.

Text post questioning if not having kids by 30 is unusual.

Comment by user dazed1984, expressing frustration over changing someone's behavior.

Text message discussing Andrew Tate's controversial tweet about having kids with different women.

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