What is a Mother? What is a Father?

pattycake · 10-21-2014, 06:18 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Most people think that producing offspring makes one a mother and father but it doesn't.

Anybody can have a moment of pleasure and produce a life. The procreation mechanics of nature are not up to us and we have nothing to do with the process of, just as we have nothing to do with our internal body functions. It's the Galactic dynamics from up above in the ethereal that handles all of that, so when a pregnancy occurs what our part in the process is the care taking of that fetus, and it's continual care and nurturing after it's arrival. And why? Because how we handle that life determines what our social structure is going to be like. It determines how it's gonna be for children and adults alike.

Okay, this is what a mother and father is. They are care takers of their offspring. The Ethereal handles the cosmic processes of creation beyond our scope, but leaves how we're gonna live up to us.

So a mother and father are not somebody who just had sex and produced a life.

So to say that somebody is a mother or father just because they procreated is the same thing as saying that you're a musician just because you own a musical instrument. Anybody can buy or find a piece of equipment. That doesn't make them a musician, and neither does procreating make anybody a parent.

#2
Girl , u continue to confound me  Smile

#3
So why the need for DNA to prove who's the father? 

#4
so someone can pay child supptort

#5
[quote author=pattycake link=topic=93518.msg595204#msg595204 date=1413926332]
 

So to say that somebody is a mother or father just because they procreated is the same thing as saying that you're a musician just because you own a musical instrument. Anybody can buy or find a piece of equipment. That doesn't make them a musician, and neither does procreating make anybody a parent.
[/quote] No it makes you a bad musician
Procreation can also make  you a bad parent but parent none the less

#6
[quote author=Meseret link=topic=93518.msg595269#msg595269 date=1413984718]
So why the need for DNA to prove who's the father?
[/quote]

Well for one thing, the states won't let a man get away scot free with his moment of pleasure. If that child traces to his fertilizer, then they can't make him be a father but they will surely make him pay child support. And for another thing, men often doubt the paternity of their children. Many men like to say that their child isn't theirs.

#7
[img alt=DNA testing truck in the Bronx #whosyourdaddy #nyc cc @vangeest]http://a2.img.mobypicture.com/eafd3a9c4c09cc66b935491c7a5e6d8d_view.jpg[/img]

#8
HAAAA!!!! ::LOL::

Captain you funny as hell. ::LOL::

#9
[quote author=ramesh link=topic=93518.msg595273#msg595273 date=1413988206]
No it makes you a bad musician
Procreation can also make  you a bad parent but parent none the less
[/quote]

No. It doesn't make you a musician at all. Do you have any idea how many people have a piano sitting in their house and can't play a single note on it?  ::LOL::

They are not a musician.

#10
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=93518.msg595224#msg595224 date=1413941098]
Girl , u continue to confound me  Smile
[/quote]

What do you mean?  ::LOL::

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