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S-D-M wrote:For all you who have or had step fathers I can feel your pain. I used to mingle with a woman who had children. I hated her kids, becuase they were there everytime and they would ask me so many questions when I come home at NIGHT I hated them and they hated me.

There is a name for people like you. I can't recall it at the moment. It has something to do with milk.

Having a step dad can be ok

lakin I have never called him *aabo*

i have always called him by his name

Qoroxey,

Indeed younsgter........I'm glad.


Helwa,

Horaa loyiri haadka samada duuliy diinkuba usiman calaf.


Abdi,

I wear hoody and cap when I go to the malls ........gotta stay hidden.

Berke wrote:

S-D-M wrote:For all you who have or had step fathers I can feel your pain. I used to mingle with a woman who had children. I hated her kids, becuase they were there everytime and they would ask me so many questions when I come home at NIGHT I hated them and they hated me.

There is a name for people like you. I can't recall it at the moment. It has something to do with milk.

No name calling here boy..............OK maybe I was a hunter...

qoraxeey wrote:Having a step dad can be ok

lakin I have never called him *aabo*

i have always called him by his name

i agree that the potential father of your siblings who your mother married and who may also have raised you is not worthy of "aabo" but i dont understand how a dead man who you might not even seen in person is worthy of this title. just to remind you here is the quote.

qoraxeey wrote:ALLAH HAVE MERCY ON YOUR SOUL AABE SIYAAD


we miss you and we love you

i find it odd when children are relaxed around men who are strangers, it tells you something about the houshold dont it ?

qoraxeey wrote:Having a step dad can be ok

lakin I have never called him *aabo*

i have always called him by his name

u called him by his name or adeer?