And yet in all of that, the things that we all have in common shine through. Can we all come together around our shared dislike for Shaun Hannity? Seriously though, I feel terrible for that little boy. We have three girls and two boys, but Josiah is only six months old so usually Kingsley is stuck doing a bunch of girly stuff and lots of times I know it feels normal to him, but we struggle against that and try and keep him aware that he is a little man. That simp of a dad is burning his own house around him and smiling about it.
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My Grandfather would occasionally get his "nails done." They used a clear coat, so it was not colored polish, but they cut his nails, filed the lines out of the nail top, worked back the cuticles, and applied a varnish. He was a big bearded man with large hands and feet, loved firearms, history, and was quite charismatic. I don't think his masculinity was undermined by getting his nails done. Grooming is an important part of being a man; The scene you describe of this man and his family sounds very sweet to me and is a source of business for the proprietor of the salon. You will have a much better visit to the nail salon if you set aside your opinions, judgements, and preconceptions about other people. People who's behavior, opinions, and beliefs I don't agree with are not convinced by my research, persuasive arguments, or reason. Each person needs to realize the truth for themselves; we can only recieve help along the way. I encourage you to engage these folks next time you see them. We are witnesses to a global change of consciousness. We can respond by being affirmative and become spiritually unlocked or withdraw from it and our own happiness.
I enjoyed reading this article. I quit watching Hannity years ago. He never seemed genuine to me. There are plenty of fake things around and when I can avoid one I do. Your snapshot of a nail salon in Atlanta tells me that America is almost finished as a nation. Too bad, I have kids and grandkids that are affected by all of this. We taught them to avoid bad influences but when you are surrounded it isn't easy.
You don't know...the boy might have initially been very disappointed that his sister got to get her nails done and he didn't. Dad's disapproval and refusal might have led him to feel shame, anger, and ultimately contempt for females and femininity. Letting him get his nails painted a couple of times might allow him to figure out for himself he's a boy so he prefers boy stuff. Sometimes as a parent you let a kid go out in a Spiderman costume.
BTW, I'd be very surprised if the nail techs were speaking Mandarin. More commonly it's Vietnamese.
My older girls came to me one day, bvs the youngest boy was wanting to play with their dolls. (1990s) I told him "You are a macho man. You play with toy trucks, tools and machi stuff. Dolls are fun for girls."
I would have explained the truth about the "don't say gay" lie (the word is not even in the legislation - it's simply forbidding sexual content being shared with kindergarteners). And I would have asked the father - "you're having your SON's nails painted-?"
We Georgians don't consider Atlanta part of Georgia.....more like yankee hell.
And yet in all of that, the things that we all have in common shine through. Can we all come together around our shared dislike for Shaun Hannity? Seriously though, I feel terrible for that little boy. We have three girls and two boys, but Josiah is only six months old so usually Kingsley is stuck doing a bunch of girly stuff and lots of times I know it feels normal to him, but we struggle against that and try and keep him aware that he is a little man. That simp of a dad is burning his own house around him and smiling about it.
My Grandfather would occasionally get his "nails done." They used a clear coat, so it was not colored polish, but they cut his nails, filed the lines out of the nail top, worked back the cuticles, and applied a varnish. He was a big bearded man with large hands and feet, loved firearms, history, and was quite charismatic. I don't think his masculinity was undermined by getting his nails done. Grooming is an important part of being a man; The scene you describe of this man and his family sounds very sweet to me and is a source of business for the proprietor of the salon. You will have a much better visit to the nail salon if you set aside your opinions, judgements, and preconceptions about other people. People who's behavior, opinions, and beliefs I don't agree with are not convinced by my research, persuasive arguments, or reason. Each person needs to realize the truth for themselves; we can only recieve help along the way. I encourage you to engage these folks next time you see them. We are witnesses to a global change of consciousness. We can respond by being affirmative and become spiritually unlocked or withdraw from it and our own happiness.
PS: Am I the only one who thinks "Jewish Tower" is a hilarious name?
I think the name "Buckhead" says it all.
the real problem is, Lady one and Lady two vote
Thanks for sharing. An experience I have learned from yet didn't need to suffer from.
I enjoyed reading this article. I quit watching Hannity years ago. He never seemed genuine to me. There are plenty of fake things around and when I can avoid one I do. Your snapshot of a nail salon in Atlanta tells me that America is almost finished as a nation. Too bad, I have kids and grandkids that are affected by all of this. We taught them to avoid bad influences but when you are surrounded it isn't easy.
You don't know...the boy might have initially been very disappointed that his sister got to get her nails done and he didn't. Dad's disapproval and refusal might have led him to feel shame, anger, and ultimately contempt for females and femininity. Letting him get his nails painted a couple of times might allow him to figure out for himself he's a boy so he prefers boy stuff. Sometimes as a parent you let a kid go out in a Spiderman costume.
BTW, I'd be very surprised if the nail techs were speaking Mandarin. More commonly it's Vietnamese.
Nice story of a real-world occurrence!
I really enjoyed it.
Peace,
BK
My older girls came to me one day, bvs the youngest boy was wanting to play with their dolls. (1990s) I told him "You are a macho man. You play with toy trucks, tools and machi stuff. Dolls are fun for girls."
90% of women over 70 are liberal idiots.
I would have explained the truth about the "don't say gay" lie (the word is not even in the legislation - it's simply forbidding sexual content being shared with kindergarteners). And I would have asked the father - "you're having your SON's nails painted-?"