@themarriagereset: 2 ways your son becomes stronger than his father (pick one) #boydad #sons #dadsoftiktok #raisingboys #parentingteens

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thegreenvilleesthetician
Amanda :
I’ve had to do this alone as a mom. The best thing I’ve ever done was leave their dad to really show them what it means to be a strong man. Thank you for showing other men how to do this so women can go back to just being moms.
2025-10-18 21:33:31
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henry.iona
Henry.Iona :
I’ve walked this path. In the midst of preteen/teen chaos, I made a conscious decision to lead with calm strength. I made it a priority to stay present in my son’s life, as he took us through some dark moments, because I knew being a dominant parent would push him further into frustration and resentment. His mum and I separated when he was young, and I still carry the memories of those early years, precious moments when he was just a kid, full of innocence. Now 19, he’s grounded, respectful, and hardworking. Most importantly, he knows that no matter what happens, his father stands beside him, not as a perfect parent, but as a father who refused to give up on him - a goal I set for myself, at the begining when he was just 13yrs old. A sound ending - and well tested at every checkpoint. I changed as a parent, not once but many times - but at least Im still 'his' parent. ❤
2025-10-19 17:57:10
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carriegreerperry
Carrie Greer Perry :
I absolutely cannot fathom a child telling their parent No after a command is given and it's absolutely mind blowing that any parent would allow that to happen. I am middle aged and have never told my parents no. my children are grown and have NEVER told me or their father no.
2025-10-19 20:27:40
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divvrak
Divrak :
This channel has great messages. For sons. For fathers. For men in general. Men need fathers, and they need their spaces to be men in.
2025-10-19 18:48:50
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blulyt6
blulyt :
I love listening to your wisdom. today. I thought back on the years I was a single parent with two teens, how I forced them to get up on Saturday mornings. get out in the fields and work their tails off. And they were so good, we were a team. I couldn't have asked for better children. their compassion watching me work my way through near madness after the divorce. And now as compassionate adults, they exceed my expectations. My two tenets were consistency And unconditional love. I got some really good advice once from a woman whose children had grown up into wonderful adults and she said that it was a parent's choice, they could give their children every bit they could or they could live their lives for themselves alone. she said both ways give you 100% payback. and that is the choice really isn't it. do you love your children enough to give them everything you've got, intentionality. I'm not saying I always made the right choices but I did try. My mother said that if you do the hard thing when you know it is the right thing. you will always be rewarded.
2025-10-18 20:41:49
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rogers1229
Chris :
Appreciate the words of wisdom. Facts matter
2025-10-19 02:04:49
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wizmamzi
🦋 GiftedMom ♉️ :
I love your sound advise, and raising 4 boys, I find it so valuable. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽💯
2025-10-23 18:17:58
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tracyw735
Tracyw :
As an only parent, how do I navigate this as the Mom?
2025-11-09 13:42:39
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tiffanysumrell
Tiffany Sumrell :
“The wall he had to build himself to climb.” That is everything.
2025-12-09 21:24:16
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meervr75
meer :
how do u do that as a single mother? if the father sees him occasionally but never reinforces or set boundaries? if the mother does what u said, would it be the same or does it have to come from the father?
2026-01-03 14:02:01
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amandamanifest76
Amanda Corvelle :
Can you do a video about how boys/men are affected when their father leaves? Please. Thank you.
2025-10-22 01:53:14
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ambarinas2
Ambarina :
As a mom, it hurts me so much to see these power struggles. I end up getting involved and it is hurting my relationship with my husband. My worry is that the “physically moving” part will get out of hand. How does my husband control his anger at this point? Is it really a phase?
2026-01-05 05:49:55
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melissa537475
Mel :
Great message would be great if you could address when there's only mom. 🤔
2025-10-19 05:31:34
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007marshall
007marshall :
great advice
2025-11-24 05:13:13
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hustlerbecky
Rebecca's Corner :
I love yr content
2026-01-11 07:08:27
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gregorbingham
Gregor Bingham :
Well articulated.
2025-10-25 03:01:11
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tanisha.islam3816
Tanisha Islam :
This actually made me tear up a bit… explains so much 😭
2025-10-24 15:39:22
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amahlethuthuka
Amahle Thuthuka :
deeeep👌
2025-12-23 16:06:18
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best_bonds_home_loans
Michelle_Homes&Loans :
Wow, I agree not negotiable , and at 17 man my son is amazing 💙
2025-10-22 12:37:42
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thewatchmaker1
Free your mind 🧠 :
Why can't we save this!!
2025-10-20 11:27:59
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youcanhavehim2.0
YouCanHaveHim :
Nah. At that moment the dad has shown him that he’s been given a touch of a choice with a tad of respect and a form of compromise. That’s important as they get closer to adulthood
2025-11-07 04:32:00
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thomasmahundi
thomasmahundi :
Great message. Your channel remains the best, unrivaled
2025-10-21 06:29:15
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marriagefitnesscoaching
marriagefitnesscoaching :
Any suggestions for single mothers raising boys?
2025-12-15 13:08:06
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john_c251
John :
I think this is solid advice but after you’ve made your point physically I think you need to sit down and talk about is. Work through the emotions so that he can better understand himself in those moments
2025-11-25 19:50:13
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thoughtnes
LETS CHAT :
Option 2 is great if you’re wife supports you
2025-10-21 09:26:40
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