being a man

[supajuice]

hmmm...so do you really think you should do that?heres my opinion:http://img478.imageshack.us/img478/4968/si2rs.pngits up to you but uh-thats weird.

[HumanTyphoon]

It's up for poeple to grow up if they want to or not.

Consider this, was it a man who defeated Captain Hook? (The Steven Spielberg version don't count!)

Yeah, okay fine...you win. I guess I still need a lot of growing up, but you can never grow too high to where you can never grow.

[Goju_boi]

I know i still have a lot of growing up, but i was just wondering about it. Wut about when a male fathers a child, would any of u consider that the point of becoming a man?

[Drgnslyer]

IMHO not nescessarily....I've met *and even once* lived with deadbeat dads (not my own however, thankfully), and can attest that having a child will not on it's own make you a "man".

I agree that it can have a strong impact...but it's not a 'ticket' to manhood, and shouldn't be seen as such.

[Goju_boi]

ohhh, ok.I was just asking because since my cousin had his kid at 18 he has vecome so much more responsible than in his younger years.