Happy Father’s Day!!

2023

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Prentice Powell "Good Father" on Arsenio Hall Show - youtube

BLACK PARAPHERNALIA DISCLAIMER - PLEASE READ

Some would like you to believe that Black fathers who take care of their kids in every way are an anomaly, that's complete bull****! To be honest black fathers who take care of their kids are the NORM!

This is my favorite thing to do lol. My son's are 9 and they still think my nigga "Buddy" got powers and goes around acting up at night during Christmas 🤣🤣🤣. I low key forgot to move him last night so he still here lmao I'm starting to slip up! Being a dad can be fun af if you have an imagination lol

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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!

“A Father’s Love” 

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By Leslie C. Campbell

Looking back at Girl Meets World, it will forever irritate me especially for how they handled/treated Angela. Oh this show really hated black women because how do you not only 1.) describe her, one of (correct me if I'm wrong) only few black and MAIN characters of the og show, as a "concept" 2.) have characters show obvious disgust at the small mention of her name 3.) depict her as a homewrecker for a new relationship that, really, shouldn't have ever happened 4.) have her old friends treat her like dirt and her old lover like she is the root of his problems, when there was nothing but positive love there 5.) reuse all the concepts from said previous love story just to elevate the new ship with a yte woman and 6.) compare her to Hurricane Katrina, one of the deadliest hurricanes that caused significant numbers of death, harm, misplacement, and trauma to people, largely of whom were black? Mind you, all these points I mentioned were toward the only main black character of the OG show before the spinoff, and the only, from what I can remember, black female character of the spinoff who didn't even stay long. Not even getting into the racist drama with some of the members on set, but you cannot look me in the eye and tell me that the way the show handled Angela, her story, and her relationship with the other characters + Shawn wasn't fucking disrespectful, you can't because I won't believe you.

i mean legit the best example i can give of dan’s purposeful censorship of his life was in that last post tbh

his reality: horrific absolute monster deadbeat dad who made him and his family’s life a living hell

what he says: my dad was mean to my mom :(

★Of course I do! But unlike you, such a small matter does not deter me.★

★You seem less in control. And I'm not stating this as a taunt; it's a honest observation. You were only able to control The Goat after Nightmare Time.★

★And we both know your opinion on Nightmare Time.★

Your time away has messed with your mind. I have held my grip on Karaxis for millennia. Or did you forget your participation while he was cowering in that abandoned house? Whatever he tells his brothers ultimately does not matter. Do not tell me you think they can surpass me.

He looks away.

Nightmare Time, despite its…nature, proves effective.

woke up this morning feeling insane about chess analogies and pete being a pawn: weak and sacrificible at a first glance, it doesn’t pose any threat for the black queen (vegas), who is too busy being focused on the white one (porsche) to pay any attention to it. if you’re not careful though, a pawn can become a queen too

One take I’ve seen which sort of annoys me is this idea that if Jonathan really wanted to leave the show after Sebastian died, he could’ve just told Cam so & then he would’ve been free to live his life as he saw fit. Beyond the fact that we know he did tell Cameron he wanted to stop performing, or at least that he voiced some kind of protest about performing certain shows (from the final episode, Transposition), there’s the point that it’s really fucking difficult to say no to the people you care about.

(^ from Transposition, ~38:54)

From this scene alone we know that Cam had to talk Johnny into continuing to perform after their father passed; it’s obvious that Johnny values his freedom, though, so why did he ever agree to it? Primarily, because his brother asked him to, and he loves Cameron more than he wants to be free (this is true, at least, at the beginning of the show). It’s not as simple as just saying “No”. If that’s the line of logic we’re following, then Jonathan can’t carry any blame for asking Dina to retrieve the files that the FBI were hiding — she simply could’ve refused, right? Cameron, at the very least (and I do mean very least, because their father treated him like shit), got to go out and connect with people as himself. Johnny only ever had Cameron, so to deny his brother anything must’ve seemed impossible. I don’t want to start speculating about how that conversation must’ve gone because it’s counterintuitive to the point I’m trying to make, but I just think this idea (that all Jonathan had to do is tell Cameron he didn’t want to perform) is reductive, and also does a massive disservice to the really complex character dynamics at play in the show

is max even her real name.....