/r/Stepdadreflexes
Some parents and other adults lack the “Dad Reflex” which is a strong, natural instinct that allows them to protect children from accidents and mishaps using extrasensory powers. This ability allows parents to intervene at the right moment to prevent their child from harm, such as reaching down to catch a falling infant before they hit the ground. The Dad Reflex should be celebrated but here, we celebrate those who lack this instinct. Those with Stepdad Reflexes.
/r/Stepdadreflexes
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My stepdad don’t like my boyfriend, we’ve been dating for 3years, and yesterday I asked why can’t my boyfriend come in our house , what should I do or what can I do ?
I would really know what I can do.I can't do this anymore he makes me feel so unwelcomed and I can't even take my boyfriend to the toilet in our home or anything , if my boyfriend comes to me after work we must sit outside in the yard. My mom buildt this house for us but he wants to say the most. My biological dad is still in my life ,I visit my daddy and he visits me but if my father visits me he also can't come in our house
I’m 20 years old I’m a female,I’ve got a small business at home,I also do hair
my mother works in the house,my stepdad lays at home and drinks all day My mother pays the bills and do everything around the house , he worked last week for 2days and left the work , I just need someone to talk to I'm from South Africa
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