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 Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2017 8:06 am Post subject: Russell Wilson shares videos of him and 3 year old stepson Future at Lakers' facility |
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For some reason I can't post the video of his IG
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/russell-wilson-shares-videos-of-3-year-old-future-at-lakers-facility/ar-BBEPqf6?li=BBnba9I
| Quote: | Russell Wilson shares videos of 3-year-old Future at Lakers' facility
Russell Wilson shares adorable videos of him and 3-year-old Future at Lakers practice facility
Russell Wilson took his 3-year-old stepson Future to the Lakers practice facility the day after the Seahawks' Thursday night win. The trip was extremely adorable.
It looks like Future wants to be an NBA player in the future. When Wilson points out the Lakers' championship trophies on display behind them, he asks Future if he wants to win one some day, then says, "Yeah, let's get it. Why not?"
In his other video, Wilson pretends Future is the youngest person to ever be drafted by the Lakers and interviews him.
Simply adorable. |
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When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal.
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2017 8:34 am Post subject: |
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When the biological doesn't bother( or has died)
When one marries a person with a child they take on being a parent too.
I don't think Future(the parent not the child) will be thrilled to see this go viral. |
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2017 8:37 am Post subject: |
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| VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
What's the (bleep) problem of taking care of a child? |
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2017 8:42 am Post subject: |
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| VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
What is your culture? Step-parents don't exist in it?
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| VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
Just because your culture is intolerant doesn't mean all cultures should follow. Its their business. The better question is why do you care? |
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2017 9:44 am Post subject: |
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| defense wrote: | | VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
Just because your culture is intolerant doesn't mean all cultures should follow. Its their business. The better question is why do you care? |
Don't beat him up - it's a valid question.
I married a divorcee with 2 small kids - caught a LOT of flack from folks at church and on the job ("why would you raise another man's kids?" "she'll always be connected to him through the kids" etc.). 25 years later, we're great and it's great.
I wasn't scared - my mom remarried when I was 15 and I had a great relationship with both my dad and my stepdad.
Statistically, however, blended families and step-parenting is very problematic. Most 2nd marriages don't make it, largely due to problems with the kids.
/social theory
OK, back to hoops.
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| And in the Future you see other (bleep) playing bball with your son. |
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| Dr. Laker wrote: | | defense wrote: | | VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
Just because your culture is intolerant doesn't mean all cultures should follow. Its their business. The better question is why do you care? |
Don't beat him up - it's a valid question.
I married a divorcee with 2 small kids - caught a LOT of flack from folks at church and on the job ("why would you raise another man's kids?" "she'll always be connected to him through the kids" etc.). 25 years later, we're great and it's great.
I wasn't scared - my mom remarried when I was 15 and I had a great relationship with both my dad and my stepdad.
Statistically, however, blended families and step-parenting is very problematic. Most 2nd marriages don't make it, largely due to problems with the kids.
/social theory
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Yeah, stall him out. I understand where he's coming from. I give credit to men that step up and do it, but I don't have kids of my own so I can't see myself taking care of someone else's. Go Lakers lol. |
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| VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
Seeing as the "real" father seemingly doesn't give a f, I think it's commendable and part of the package with the person he's chosen to be with. |
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| VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
Why would you condemn someone for showing love to a child? Are you in a culture of deadbeats? |
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This is so cute, even future can’t be mad at this. At least he doesn’t have to worry about his ex’s new partner abusing his son
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Somebody has to take care of Future. And that someone is Russell Wilson. Not a big deal.
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| VujacicForThree wrote: | | When did it become cool to take care of someone else's kid? In my culture that is not normal. |
I have two step-sons, and I certainly didn't do it for the "cool points". |
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