So many families without a father

drstock

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What country r u talking? Lol. First of all sex Ed serves no purpose except to embarrass 1/2 and make the other half of the class horny so now they're eager to go out seeking private parts. Second, "The dinner table"??? There is no dinner table in the DR for the segment which is the theme of this thread. Come on. No one talks to these kids. They are out doing what they want til whatever hour. There are little to no consequences for actions. The youth are more fresh than ever. Boys are beyond unruly and the young girls can't wait for some chamaquito to mount them on the back of their 130 dollar moto with the plastic naked lady seat cover so they can drag up and down the street popping wheelies. Oh that's my man! All they know is scrogging. No father figure and many of the mom's parade countless bed partners in and out the front and back doors for years. How would you have a shot if that was your upbringing?

Adding, having your heroes who are tik tok influencers twerking half naked and talking about the size of their sex partners. Male tik tokers grabbing their crotch and gyrating, making sex motions for the little girls watching at home because no supervision.
A lot of generalisations there. I know Dominican families that certainly don't fit the description.
 

El Hijo de Manolo

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Thank you. Mr AE is one of 5 brothers. They all raised their own children, him in USA, the other 4 in DR. Ditto his cousins. Some like to paint with a very broad brush.
No. Heres the deal with my post. I posted from a particular viewpoint that i have lived based on my experience with many Dominicans i have known or met. I doubt anyone would refute the many many cases of the angle I posted as my take. My take. Not another member's take. Are there other segments and behaviors, yes. Maybe folks don't like my attempt at humor or sarcasm. But that's how I chose to draft it up. So, kidding aside if you took out my colorful storytelling, it's easy to see my point. I personally believe there are more of the segment that i made an example of than the other. Recall, we were on the theme of fatherless families. Fatherless in the sense of "sperm donor" as another member put it. Now, im certain everyone has their take based in their experiences. Just as i have my opinion of Thrujillo that i have assembled through my experiences with the Dominicans I know.
 

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No. Heres the deal with my post. I posted from a particular viewpoint that i have lived based on my experience with many Dominicans i have known or met. I doubt anyone would refute the many many cases of the angle I posted as my take. My take. Not another member's take. Are there other segments and behaviors, yes. Maybe folks don't like my attempt at humor or sarcasm. But that's how I chose to draft it up. So, kidding aside if you took out my colorful storytelling, it's easy to see my point. I personally believe there are more of the segment that i made an example of than the other. Recall, we were on the theme of fatherless families. Fatherless in the sense of "sperm donor" as another member put it. Now, im certain everyone has their take based in their experiences. Just as i have my opinion of Thrujillo that i have assembled through my experiences with the Dominicans I know.
Well I certainly know a few Dominicans that fit into your catagory but I also know a lot of responsible Dominican fathers. My wife's cousin has four daughters of his own with three different women. He has paid for them all, now he is with a woman with two kids that aren't his and he has no problem paying for them either. Lots of Dominican guys are with women that have kids from another guy and they don't have huge issues with supporting those children.
 

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I dated some sorority types in college. I recall one in particular, this was her term for having "relations" in irresponsible manner.
And here I thought you were referring to the technique of ensuring branches are exposed to the source of light... as in cannabis.

For a moment, I was under the impression that Dominican youth (or "yutes", as Joe Pesci would call them) were maximizing the power of the sun or artificial lights in order to yield better crops.
 
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And here I thought you were referring to the technique of ensuring branches are exposed to the source of light... as in cannabis.

For a moment, I was under the impression that Dominican youth (or "yutes", as Joe Pesci would call them) were maximizing the power of the sun or artificial lights in order to yield better crops.
Da two yutes
 
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While there certainly are many fatherless households in the D.R., there are also many responsible men amongst D.R. society, including those who raise other men's kids as if they were their own, as Saunders pointed out.

I'm also talking from experience.
 

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Well I certainly know a few Dominicans that fit into your catagory but I also know a lot of responsible Dominican fathers. My wife's cousin has four daughters of his own with three different women. He has paid for them all, now he is with a woman with two kids that aren't his and he has no problem paying for them either. Lots of Dominican guys are with women that have kids from another guy and they don't have huge issues with supporting those children.
Same here...

My wife's sister (both Dominican, same class, 4 years of age difference), have been married for almost 20 years, they have 3 kids who are very much fine people... The oldest likes to go out a bit more, yes, but still... My wife's the same, we've been together 13 years now... Obviously, we raise our kids as do my wife's sister, and they do an awesome job...

But then... My wife has a friend who has a young kid who she is unfortunately raising alone as the father lives in the US and supposedly was organizing the papers to go there, but nothing has come out of that and they have been "doing papers" for the last 4 years... The father though, does support the kid... My wife has another more distant friend who was also left alone with her kid... So yes, we know people from both side....
 

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My spouse's extended family is fairly large. A few of the cousins have children they are raising alone without the father. Since it is a big extended family many of the males in the family step in to provide that "father figure role". My SIL raised her two children as a single parent after her divorce, but the father did and does definitely help. I know just as many women raising children as a single parent as I do fathers raising their children.
 

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Can someone help me understand why there are so many families without a man.
Is this an accepted part of the culture...
Women have childen without first being married seems to be the norm rather than the exception.

So the child grows up without a father or knowing who or where the father is
After seeing this silly post and your other post about so many people sleeping in one bed, it is obvious you are:
1. A troll, just looking for clicks by making silly posts
2. An inexperienced traveler that should stay in Minnesota, and not a good fit in DR
 

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I didn't know the meaning of scrogging.
But now that I do, I didn't know it was technique employed all over the D.R.
Who woulda thunk it?!

Aprendo un chin cada día.
Please explain scrogging. I cannot find this word anywhere. Neither la palabra chin en espanol
 

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Well I certainly know a few Dominicans that fit into your catagory but I also know a lot of responsible Dominican fathers. My wife's cousin has four daughters of his own with three different women. He has paid for them all, now he is with a woman with two kids that aren't his and he has no problem paying for them either. Lots of Dominican guys are with women that have kids from another guy and they don't have huge issues with supporting those children.
Why didn't your wifes cousin marry any of these 3 women he had children with?
 

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After seeing this silly post and your other post about so many people sleeping in one bed, it is obvious you are:
1. A troll, just looking for clicks by making silly posts
2. An inexperienced traveler that should stay in Minnesota, and not a good fit in DR
lo siento pero tampoco
 
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No. Heres the deal with my post.
Your need to explain it tell me all I need to know about it.
You could have avoided the perception that you have a narrow mind and are quick to stereotype by adding a simple statement that not everyone is like that but you are simply describing what you have seen.
Would you say: "Gringo negros are ok. In fact, I have one as a friend". LOL!
I posted from a particular viewpoint that i have lived based on my experience with many Dominicans i have known or met. I doubt anyone would refute the many many cases of the angle I posted as my take. My take. Not another member's take. Are there other segments and behaviors, yes.
You did not state that in your first post. That there are exceptions to what you have seen.
Maybe folks don't like my attempt at humor or sarcasm. But that's how I chose to draft it up. So, kidding aside if you took out my colorful storytelling, it's easy to see my point. I personally believe there are more of the segment that i made an example of than the other.
When you engage in human or sarcasm you risk getting Will Smith'ed. Maybe not in real life but certainly here in the forum. Take it like a man. And it does not matter if there are more than one type or the other. You fail to understand that you stereotyped in your first post. So don't get all sensitive and start doing the Moonwalk on us now that others are calling you out on it. You believe what you believe. This is an opinion forum. It is rare you actually find a fact posted up in here. I got no problem with your believe. If you need another view on the subject based on what I have seen, check out my earlier post.
Recall, we were on the theme of fatherless families. Fatherless in the sense of "sperm donor" as another member put it. Now, im certain everyone has their take based in their experiences. Just as i have my opinion of Thrujillo that i have assembled through my experiences with the Dominicans I know.
It would be interesting to hear your opinion on the man that eventually got so bad, even the government that supported him eventually decided he needed to be taken out and so they green lighted the hit. Your humor and sarcasm about that subject is greatly anticipated (at least by me).