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I think there is a bit more to it than that? I barely knew mine, but looking back I remember seeking out social values that seemed to be important and adopting those.

looking at this current generation of women, there's almost nothing there worth striving for? I can see a lot of men struggling to see the point in doing anything with their lives

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Lot of folks self-worth has been taken away and was replaced by a faux guilt-trip. Make one feel useless. Having a family is one of the things that help people to strive for something. But that's frowned upon by the woke and thier (((handlers))).

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Did you have a step father?

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Did you have a step father?

No, just a really good Mother and I think I managed to avoid any bad people, so all the stuff that might have gone wrong I was just totally unaware of. Different times really, we were really naive compared to kids now. The idea of comparing yourself to other people on social media would have looked horrific to a teenage me

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Urban or rural environment?

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Well, this is really more about the niggers than it is about the fatherlessness. Niggers by default are fatherless the vast majority of the time. So there will correlation between fatherlessness and niggershines, but not causation necessarily, because we know that niglets adopted by White couples often turn out to be criminiggers. And niggers with fathers present often turn out to be criminiggers too.

For White children without fathers, there is definitely an effect though. Because the HUMAN species requires fathers and mothers both, unlike the nigger species, which only requires a mammy sow.

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My father died when I was a child. I was lucky enough to have a mother who put her kids first instead of going out and riding a cock-carousel. In addition, we started going to church weekly a few years after my father died. My mother did eventually remarry but waited until I was an adult and out of the house. I do credit my church upbringing as a large part of why I did not turn out like the statistics in that graphic.