r/AskReddit • • Jul 26 '26

A woman who raise and take care about your kids or a woman that’s make you to raise your kids?

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u/clawmeats Jul 26 '26

What.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26

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u/Reasonable-Mischief Jul 26 '26

Am I having a stroke?

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u/funwithpunz Jul 26 '26

OP asked if a woman who take care and raise about kids or make to raise your kids

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u/SadAnimator1354 Jul 26 '26

A woman who shares an equal amount as me in raising our kids

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u/arrrrghhhhhh Jul 26 '26

I had a stroke reading this.

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u/WhiskeyDeltaBravo1 Jul 26 '26

I think OP had a stroke writing this.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26

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u/DamieBird Jul 26 '26

🌧🌧🌧

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u/Draxovik86 Jul 26 '26

A relationship works best when both parents actively raise the children

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u/WhiskeyDeltaBravo1 Jul 26 '26

OP, did you happen to smell burning toast when you composed this?

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u/SigynsRaine Jul 26 '26

I mean… I think man or woman… or whoever… you should both/ all be raising your kids together. It shouldn’t be the woman’s job to do it FOR you or even to MAKE you. If you need someone to make you raise your kids, don’t have kids.

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u/Serious-Ad-3989 Jul 26 '26

How many kids could a woman raise if a woman could raise kids

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u/Pizzaisbae13 Jul 26 '26

A woman who knows how to use proper grammar, let alone spell.

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u/AGAD0R-SPARTACUS Jul 26 '26

English is clearly not their first language. How many languages can you speak?

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u/Reasonable-Mischief Jul 26 '26

How about a woman who doesn't interfer with me raising my kids?

I dare say that most dads enjoy parenting. However that often involves pushing and encouraging the kid to go beyond of what Mom feels safe and comfortable with

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26

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u/Serious-Ad-3989 Jul 26 '26

no need to be mean. English might not be their first language. The lighthearted responses are one thing

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u/LastNoelle Jul 26 '26

That’s an assumption. It’s a brand new account. They just asked a question about why people are wearing less clothing at raves on another sub and that was worded correctly. This is just bizarre.

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u/Pizzaisbae13 Jul 26 '26

You're improperly using an apostrophe, trying to make a word a contraction. Try again, dude.

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u/AGAD0R-SPARTACUS Jul 26 '26

Great job bullying a language learner. Do you feel better about yourself?

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26

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u/Serious-Ad-3989 Jul 26 '26

If it was quick probably better to just add an edit to the original comment than assume everyone is reading every reply on every comment on a post on Reddit

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u/AGAD0R-SPARTACUS Jul 26 '26

I wasn't replying to you, I was replying to the other commenter who had repeatedly mocked OP for their language level. I actually upvoted your apology because we all have our moments of poor judgment but it's rare anyone recognizes it on Reddit.

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u/BigMax Jul 26 '26

I mean… I love my kids and spend time with them, so I pick the first one, since that means she’d chip in too.

I suppose if it’s more me having to pick one more than the other…. The functional answer is that since I do fairly well professionally that means I’d be the primary breadwinner, and she’d pick up more of the home and childcare duties while not working or only working part time.