Steve & His Son Have A Raw Conversation! 

Definitely!!

I agree

I agree.

Exactly

Absolutely ❤❤❤😊

Am based in Dubai, what about you

That's right amen

Shut up

Amen

You’re absolutely correct! Very good comment! Our world is in a mess as never before!! Lord bless you.

I andian i n South Africa family is most important. Children is most important. You take that responsibility

Don't justifier irresponsibly

Is this true Steve has alot of issues, just watch his past history with his kids moms etc his son whom he took from a woman who only had 1 child , Steve seems good for show good for TV but don't put Steve on no trophy 🏆 irresponsible as hell

What is your age?

Me, the last one got me in tears, what Steve did to that 19 year old. It really touched my heart ❤😢

@@Thegentleman10 52

Help me find them!!!!

This was genuinely beautiful to read as a young man in your sons position I contacted my not there father at 17 and hes been in and out of my life since then as strictly a friend based relationship with serious boundaries in place. So hearing this from you in the mother role helped me to realize how upset snd frustrated my mother could've been and possibly still is as shes never properly sat down with me and had a convo about why i texted him but now I'll ask to have one because like steve I'm her son but we both adults. I wish you and your son the best i can tell how amazing of a mother he has because you still acknowledge your faults and missteps and I hope yall relationship only continues to bloom into something better after both of us gaining new perspectives

I actually think you are 100% correct in your initial feelings. It is deeply unfair for you to make those sacrifices and then for your son to go and buddy up with his absentee father. Children have obligations and loyalties to the person or people who raised them, first and foremost.

@@natedogyoung unequivocally untrue. As an 18 year old whose dad has recently passed away, I can tell you that you’re wrong on a massive level. My dad was never around much, but my mom was always supportive of me having a relationship with my father. He’s my FATHER. Being raised by someone does not make you obligated to one parent. I’m very happy my mom was so supportive the way she was. I was able to get memories of my dad before he passed away, and I wouldn’t trade the world for it.

@@natedogyoung the sacrifices are what they are but we don’t own our children. We raise them to make choices and go out in the world. They don’t have an owner. As a human they have a right to know and understand the other half of their DNA. They need questions answered as to why they may have certain personality traits, talents, health concerns (both mental and physical) Good and bad, so that they may learn and maybe not repeat the bad. I hate that so many woman have to do this on their own but there is always 2 sides. It’s wrong, tragic whatever -that some men leave and don’t help but many times women fight unfair as well. They don’t want to admit it and it’s absolutely not their “fault” but sometimes they push the men away and then blame them for not being there. Sometimes the guy is just a jerk. Sometimes the woman doesn’t even tell the kid that the guy did anything at all when that’s not actually the case. I’ve know people in every one of these situations. It’s only fair the kids get to talk to their biological father to hear what he has to say.

@@natedogyoung The problem.

Nice

Good idea

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@@SteveTvs I did did you get it?