Wife Lets Son Smoke

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is exactly what happens when men don't spend enough time with their boys. We divorced when my son was 14. From day 1 I decided that I'll talk to my son every single day post divorce. We were already closed. We talked a lot. We talked talked talked. We traveled together. Let me tell you it made a huge difference. He My son turned to be a great kid. Raising a boy is not easy.


Let me get this straight. OP (the dad) opposes smoking, councils the kid multiple times about all the down sides and pleads with him to not smoke.

Mom says "Ahhh, what the heck! Smoke all you want buddy!"

And you're blaming the dad. That's peak DCUM.


You gotta remember that 90% of the posters on here are single, middle aged, loser moms.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is exactly what happens when men don't spend enough time with their boys. We divorced when my son was 14. From day 1 I decided that I'll talk to my son every single day post divorce. We were already closed. We talked a lot. We talked talked talked. We traveled together. Let me tell you it made a huge difference. He My son turned to be a great kid. Raising a boy is not easy.


+1. This is really important. Men who didn't end up in trouble later in life are the ones that spent a lot of time with dad. A lot killers, rapists, bandits, thieves etc were raised by single moms. Dad must be involved.


Please learn the difference between correlation and causation, FFS.
Anonymous
Camels? what is that?
Anonymous

You def also have a wife problem here.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is exactly what happens when men don't spend enough time with their boys. We divorced when my son was 14. From day 1 I decided that I'll talk to my son every single day post divorce. We were already closed. We talked a lot. We talked talked talked. We traveled together. Let me tell you it made a huge difference. He My son turned to be a great kid. Raising a boy is not easy.


+1. This is really important. Men who didn't end up in trouble later in life are the ones that spent a lot of time with dad. A lot killers, rapists, bandits, thieves etc were raised by single moms. Dad must be involved.


I don't know if this true or not, but I do know that from raising 5 successful boys, we dads have huge influence on them. They really do listen to us. But for this to happen, you need to have been in their lives from day 1. You can't suddenly choose to be a dad to a 10 years and expect him to listen to you at 14. I have friends who are divorced but they are outstanding fathers. Their ex wives may think otherwise, but one can be a great dad and yet a list spouse. Men in particular sometimes devote all their energy to their kids and neglect their wives.

So OP don't give up. Keep talking to your son. Have a couple of days away with him just the two of you. Maybe go to a beach destination lay down by the beach and talk to him like you were talking to your friend (excluding some grown people topics of course). Trust me, this will get you closer to him.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Tell him many smokers can't get their d-ck up


This is effective advice.
Anonymous
I would literally move towns to get away from whatever idiots are at school convincing him this is a good idea. Sounds like moving might not work for you though since your wife is one of the idiots.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Where is this?

Fourteen year olds vape in 2025. They do not smoke.


+1
Camels? 1990 is calling and they want their complaints back.
Anonymous
Your wife is acting insane by letting your son smoke!!

I would NEVER consent to this.
Allowing your son to smoke cigarettes 🚬 is encouraging your son to form a very destructive + lifelong habit that will not only be a waste of $$…..it will also subtract many years off of his life.

No good can possibly come from him taking up this disgusting habit, unless your wife stops allowing your son to do this I would seriously leave her.

For the mere sake of my son’s life.
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