Parenting is Ghetto

This Is Life with Heather & Cornelius

YEA MEDIA GROUP

Religion & Spirituality, Kids & Family, Parenting, Society & Culture, Relationships

4.2 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Listen as Cornelius shares some stories about his fatherhood experience so far. He talks about how different his children are and how their personalities challenge from him. This is a funny episode. Prepare to be entertained!

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0:00.0	What's up, guys? Yeah, boy Cornelius Lindsey back to another episode of this is life with
0:12.1	Heather and Cornelius. Hey, yo, I mean, I don't know if y'all had an opportunity to be with
0:21.5	us last week, but man, if you didn't, I would encourage you to go back and listen a whole
0:25.5	episode because it was just fire all the way through. But this week, we're going to talk about,
0:30.7	man, some of my fathering stories, like, I'm a dad. And for the, for the fathers who are listening
0:38.3	to this or the couples who are listening to this together, I don't know if you've ever sat back
0:42.3	and, and really ask yourself this question, like, why would God trust me with kids? Like, I mean,
0:48.9	honest, I could, I don't know. Like, okay, so I'll talk to one of my homies the other day, right?
0:53.1	And we legit had like a 15 minute conversation about why in the heck God in all of his wisdom,
1:00.7	which trusts us to have kids because it was just trash. There's really no other way to put it,
1:08.9	like trash.com, trash.edu, trash.org, like complete trash. One of my boys was telling me how
1:17.7	he was talking to his, he was talking to his kid. And he's like, yeah, you know, I used to steal
1:22.6	from the 7-Eleven. His kid was like, yo, dad, you look, you, you were still in me. He's like,
1:29.3	yeah, you steal all the time. So it's like, like, you know, we, we have these experiences
1:36.7	as parents that I don't, I, it's growing up. When I think about it, when I think about when I was
1:43.1	a kid, you know, how I used to look at my parents, it was almost like they could do no wrong.
1:47.3	It was like my parents are perfect. They're perfect. And well, I won't say that. But yeah,
1:52.7	yeah, whatever. And then, you know, even like your teachers, like you look at your, you look at
1:57.6	your, your, when you were younger, when I looked at my teachers, my teachers, I was like, oh, my
2:01.6	teachers are perfect. They don't do anything wrong. They just, they just kind of wake up on a bit of
2:06.0	roses every day and they just come to school and they're super nice and they're super cool,
2:11.2	unless they're just having a really bad day and then they go home to a great life. I just
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