I don't know dude. Having a shirt that says I eat your mom's pussy doesn't seem like a great step-dad move.
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I'll admit. I thought it said eat cookies...
That being said, I think I would rather see that on my stepdad, than this saying.
Milf and cookies?
I don't know dude. Wishing for your mom not to get her pussy eaten doesn't seem like a great son move.
Listen brah, all queens should get the pleasure, but it doesn't need to be advertised on fitted T and shown off at the barber shop.
And especially not to the mom's kid until they're grown up
This is what peak Masculine looks like
Guy looks like James Avery.
I just wanna eat pussy.
The end.
I dunno, I'd occasionally also like to do other things with pussy. Though eating pussy is usually a good way to get there.
Same.
The closest to a Buddhist zen.
How about the would-be step dad's that can't because of the narcissistic psychopathic real father who gladly fucks up his kids for life just so he gets his way?
That's basically 100% of practicing stepdads and stepmoms in my experience, fyi.
Well, "glad" to know I'm not the only one, then
Is that really so pervasive?
I'm not an expert. I watched my ex make everything regarding our kids about herself. I dated a stepmom who had similar issues in her relationship with her ex. I've seen other family members deal with similar bullshit--using the kids as a way to exact revenge, fucking with schedules/call routines, just whatever petty bullshit can be used to get back at the other person. The parents who are big enough to actually put the kids first are about as common as good, well-balanced people are otherwise, in my experience. So, not very common, at all.
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