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Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:01 pm
by Sumubaridi
In Somalia, Marrying a garoob was not considered something strange and raising her Kids together with yours was normal both male and female. For some reason, Its not very normal to walk with your step son or Step daugher and introduce them to people as saying," cunugaan xaaskayga ayaa nin hore usoo dhashay or cunugaan odaygayga ayaa naag hore kasoodhalay" in the west. People will look at your with that popping eyes and ask, Saa hada adiga ma adeer baad utahay? aaway ninkii dhalay? oo ma adiga ayaa koriyo ninkii hore cunugiisa?
What has changed? Why are people making raising your step children as something strange?
Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:09 pm
by Bandit
What type of a retard volunteers to raise other mens nut

as a man with principles I detest these acts

Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:17 pm
by Sumubaridi
Warriors wrote:What type of a retard volunteers to raise other mens nut

as a man with principles I detest these acts

Is it about the expense of raising the kids mise you are too proud to marry someone's ex-wife?
Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:22 pm
by ChiefKimbo
Warriors wrote:What type of a retard volunteers to raise other mens nut

Unless she's a quruuxleey

Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:23 pm
by TheCadaanGuy
Refusing to raise kids because it didn't come from your own nuts is silly and arrogant.
Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:35 pm
by Rambie
If the kid is orphan and the women is straight, than why not?
Your future kids will be half brothers/sisters, so they will be maxram.
But an issue will arise later if the child was a girl, than when she get 12 or 13
she will have to wear Hijaab in the presence of her step dad, which it's a bit awkward.
Nevertheless, I don't see anything wrong with it really.
Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:41 pm
by Bandit
Sumubaridi wrote:Warriors wrote:What type of a retard volunteers to raise other mens nut

as a man with principles I detest these acts

Is it about the expense of raising the kids mise you are too proud to marry someone's ex-wife?
Let me ask you a question if you can get brand new car or used car paying the same amount which would you choose?
Single mothers and raped females are Damaged goods though I do feel bad for thinking the same about raped females but I can't change how I feel

as for single mothers is always 100% their fault that their single not the man you will only bring trouble to yourself not to mention a bastard anoyying kid who will start disrespecting you when he/she becomes a teen

Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:49 pm
by Bandit
TheCadaanGuy wrote:Refusing to raise kids because it didn't come from your own nuts is silly and arrogant.
How many foreign nut does your daycare hold

Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:57 pm
by Bandit
ChiefKimbo wrote:Warriors wrote:What type of a retard volunteers to raise other mens nut

Unless she's a quruuxleey

I don't bend my rules for anybody

Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 5:26 pm
by Kaafiye
Rambie wrote:If the kid is orphan and the women is straight, than why not?
Your future kids will be half brothers/sisters, so they will be maxram.
But an issue will arise later if the child was a girl, than when she get 12 or 13
she will have to wear Hijaab in the presence of her step dad, which it's a bit awkward.
Nevertheless, I don't see anything wrong with it really.
As far as I understand it, once a man marries a woman and consummated the marriage with her, then her children become a Mahram to him, and he is forever forbidden from marrying them. The Quran states this clearly.
Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 5:46 pm
by Rambie
Kaafiye wrote:Rambie wrote:If the kid is orphan and the women is straight, than why not?
Your future kids will be half brothers/sisters, so they will be maxram.
But an issue will arise later if the child was a girl, than when she get 12 or 13
she will have to wear Hijaab in the presence of her step dad, which it's a bit awkward.
Nevertheless, I don't see anything wrong with it really.
As far as I understand it, once a man marries a woman and consummated the marriage with her, then her children become a Mahram to him, and he is forever forbidden from marrying them. The Quran states this clearly.
I google it and you're right.

Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 9:10 pm
by TheCadaanGuy
Warriors wrote:TheCadaanGuy wrote:Refusing to raise kids because it didn't come from your own nuts is silly and arrogant.
How many foreign nut does your daycare hold

Zero
Seriously though, I wouldn't marry ex-wife whether she has kids or not unless she can prove it wasn't her fault that they divorced.
My parents adopted one kid back then, they grew to be an Imam of a masjid alhamduilih, I plan to do the same in the future. There's no shame raising a kid that isn't yours.
Re: Being a Step Dad Why Stereotype
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:15 am
by WaaliCas
I'm an ambesso, kill off the other cubs is must. It's always the great serengeti out there.
You can't compare women back in Africa with these ones. In Africa they got married like legit. Rasas badan aya lo riiday and lots of fijaan. The two rival clans called for peace.
These naago on the other hand get married coz
A) they fall pregnant
B) pressure
Markiiba wa leska fura dee. In africa naagahas ciyaar loma furo so remarrying them is normal. In the West they become the trash of others. Wa lagu barbarta.
Shame on any Farah who brings home a garoob.