Don't Have CHILDREN TOO YOUNG! Starring Kevin Durant

😎 “Know thy self, know thy enemy. A thousand battles, a thousand victories”. 🤙🏾🔥💯🔥

As a man over 40 now, I actually understood this AFTER my divorce from my ex-wife over 5 years ago. When I researched how old the oldest man to father a child was, it help to clear up that bullshit narrative women have about them bringing life into the world. My father was 25 when I was born, but he also fought in Saigon with the U.S. Marine Corps after being drafted. My mom was 19, and due to my father’s PTSD in the 80’s, and my mother’s immaturity, BOTH of my parents made mistakes that at one point made me have disdain for them because of the way they treated me. The thing that solidified who I have become (other than the destiny the Most High had for me) was that I had OLD wise Grandparents. My mother’s mother made a ton of mistakes growing up, but even she admitted before she passed that my mother having me changed her perspective on life. My mother was actually going to have an abortion, but it was my Grandmother who told my mother that ain’t gonna happen. Both my grandparents (who are no longer here with me) raised me while my parents fought one another, and made dumb decisions in their 20’s and 30’s. My mother also went through a traumatic incident on 2 occasions before she finally was able to get a car. So I’m grateful the Most High blessed me with wisdom, foresight, patience, and understanding, and the ability to forgive (though at times I struggle with forgiveness). I forgave my parents, and were able to learn from their mistakes, to understand that as a man, I’m the prize and I get better with time. The epitome of fatherhood in the Bible was that a man left not only property and wealth to his children and how serve the Most High… but he also left them WISDOM. My father has nothing to leave me, nor do I want anything from him. His time and his insight (though wrong sometimes) makes up for the years we lost when he went back to the Military in his 50’s. So for me, I told my woman when she can give more of herself to me, and make better decisions in life… THEN we’ll talk about children. As of right now, I have a lot that I can teach a child, but after a divorce, and years of struggling financially to overcome that divorce… I’m trying to build something for myself that I can leave to my seed (along with knowledge and wisdom) before the Most High calls for my spirit. As for KD, there’s a lot you can criticize him on, but it’s moments like this that I appreciate him having the views of a MAN despite being a “Momma’s boy.” He is functioning as a talented man in a world skewed by a Liberal Marxist mindset, but shows that there is a man inside that thin talented frame he was blessed with. Peace

The Scepter Of Judah