Okay, mommas, I really need you guys' feedback on this. So, do you think it's a mom's responsibility to constantly, like, you know, tell their kids, like, what they're supposed to do and, like, how to, like, you know, constantly educate them and, like, remind them of their values and... because like there's some times that I noticed that my brother does certain things and I'm like why didn't my mom like teach him any better you know I kind of blame my mom for some stuff I personally do think that in a way mom's to hold that responsibility not like every single thing but there's like really core values that kids establish at a really young age that over time if a mom doesn't correct them or make certain things better they will carry that for their whole life and it will reflect on their relationships and whoever they surround themselves with. Like for example last night I needed something from the garage and the garage is like a block away kind of like going down, yeah, it's like a block away from where we live. It's in the same block, it's just like, it's just like a walking distance, you know, and it was like late at night. And I told my brother, I was like, hey, you know, can you please get me the diapers there in the garage? And usually he goes and gets them, right? But yesterday he decided to say, like, why don't you just go out, take care of the baby? And I was like, dude, it's fucking dark, like it's night. You really gonna let me go alone? Like, you don't do this, like, I hope you don't do this to your daughter. It's like, I'm a woman, like, you know, If it was during the day, like, okay, but it's late at night, it's dark, like, you're a male, like, why don't you just go? And then, like, I just have to tell him, like, you know, like, this is why I blame my mom for certain stuff. Like, like, why didn't my mom teach you any better than this? And then we went on on a whole argument, but yeah.

This is a really interesting topic. I do think that moms but also dads. Okay, literally both parties in the house. If there's two moms and they're gay, both moms in the house need to stand full force together.

So I think it depends on the age that the kid is at. So I have a younger brother too and he's actually almost 20, but his mentality is literally like a 13 year old. It like makes me so mad because if I feel like he would do the same thing that your brother is doing, like he just wouldn't think.

I think it definitely matters that the parents teach their kids how are used I think that's ours like one of her biggest responsibilities as parents but I also think like

To decide if they want to keep those values or not but yes I do think it's silly the parents decision to raise them in good values because otherwise they don't know what are used to choose

Yes, I do think it's the parents' responsibility, especially like kids, they pick up on what they see. So I feel like teaching as well as setting good examples of those values and if they decide to keep them, they keep them.

I think dads need to pay a part in this but for mothers because most of them are at home they are sort of the first teacher when it comes to the kids so definitely teach them and that is the point.

100% I think that that's one of the reasons why we are parents is that we are supposed to impart healthy values to our children and of course once they're old enough they can make their own decisions by setting a positive and healthy foundation is a sin