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Usually when this conversation is brought up in bp spaces the common response is
“If I found out it’s a girl, abortion it is”
“If you have a daughter you’re a cuck”
Followed by a video/pic of a foid being a whore, degenerate, etc
But let’s be honest and real for a moment, if you’re gonna have children, there’s 50% it’s a girl
A common response to that by the average guy is
“She was raised without a father”
“Fatherless activities”
But in my anecdotal experience this doesn’t seem to serve true completely
I know sisters from the same household, with great and caring parents
One ends with a family and children
Other all tattooed up, probably with a new guy every week
And serves in the other direction too
A girl from a broken household with a permanently drunken father
Gets accepted to one of the best unis, has a great job, married at 25
There’s nothing inherently bad about having a daughter, these foids were not like this 60 years ago
Most, if not all of this is socially induced
It seems like you can do everything wrong and the result turns out alright, or perhaps do everything right, and it ends horribly
Which begs the question: how to raise a daughter properly?
Nobody here has experience with a raising a child, but let’s hear everyone’s thoughts
“If I found out it’s a girl, abortion it is”
“If you have a daughter you’re a cuck”
Followed by a video/pic of a foid being a whore, degenerate, etc
But let’s be honest and real for a moment, if you’re gonna have children, there’s 50% it’s a girl
A common response to that by the average guy is
“She was raised without a father”
“Fatherless activities”
But in my anecdotal experience this doesn’t seem to serve true completely
I know sisters from the same household, with great and caring parents
One ends with a family and children
Other all tattooed up, probably with a new guy every week
And serves in the other direction too
A girl from a broken household with a permanently drunken father
Gets accepted to one of the best unis, has a great job, married at 25
There’s nothing inherently bad about having a daughter, these foids were not like this 60 years ago
Most, if not all of this is socially induced
It seems like you can do everything wrong and the result turns out alright, or perhaps do everything right, and it ends horribly
Which begs the question: how to raise a daughter properly?
Nobody here has experience with a raising a child, but let’s hear everyone’s thoughts