/soy/ - Soyjaks

your disgusting

I hope this is satire but there's probably some cuckold retards on this site who think this way

Every white person should do that thoughbeit

>>14851360
i look like this but uglier

>>14851367
STOP POSTING THIS AWFUL SOY and oreos

It's not right to subject my offspring to my own torture and anguish. It's not even a sexual thing to want to watch my wife get fucked by a black guy, I just want the most genetically viable children to carry on my legacy.

Holy jin g nke

baited nusois

In 2026, choosing not to have kids is one of the rare decisions where doing what’s best for the planet also happens to be what’s best for you. On the environmental side, the science is blunt: fewer births mean lower carbon emissions, less resource strain, and a real chance to slow ecological collapse rather than just talking about it. On the personal side, the payoff is immediate and tangible—more freedom, more money, more sleep, more travel, more time to actually enjoy your life instead of outsourcing your energy to constant responsibility. A childfree life lets you adapt in a rapidly changing world, pursue passions deeply, build meaningful relationships, and say yes to opportunities without guilt or panic. You’re not “giving something up”; you’re opting into flexibility, joy, and intentional living while actively reducing your environmental footprint. Saving the Earth doesn’t have to feel like punishment—it can look like adventure, autonomy, and a life designed around curiosity and pleasure rather than obligation. In a moment that demands smarter choices, this one is both responsible and fun.

>>14851431
I still want to raise children, I just want them to have better genetics than me.

>>14851453
Being the dad who steps up is gemmy—and it doesn’t matter whether you’re the biological father or the stepdad, because fatherhood is proven by actions, not DNA. A stepdad who chooses to show up is making an intentional decision to love, protect, and invest in a child who didn’t have to be his responsibility. That choice carries weight. It means patience without entitlement, care without obligation, and commitment built on effort rather than biology. Kids don’t remember chromosomes—they remember who helped with homework, who showed up to games, who listened, who stayed.

What makes stepping up as a stepdad especially meaningful is that it requires earned trust. You don’t start with automatic authority or unconditional loyalty; you build it through consistency, respect, and presence. When a stepdad steps into that role with humility and reliability, he teaches an incredibly powerful lesson: real family is chosen and maintained, not just inherited. He shows that love is something you do, not something you’re entitled to claim. That example often hits deeper because the child can see, in real time, that staying is a choice.

In the end, being a dad is about who stands in the gap when it matters. The man who steps up—biological or not—is the one shaping confidence, security, and self-worth. That’s gemmy. It’s proof that masculinity can look like care, that strength can look like showing up every day, and that the most real kind of fatherhood is built through effort, not blood.

Do you genuinely think this you retarded peice of shit?

>>14851531
Hard agree. 100%. Being a dad isn’t about genes, it’s about reps. Showing up day after day is what actually imprints on a kid’s brain, not who donated the DNA. If you marry a woman with a kid and you choose to raise that child as your own, that’s not an L, that’s giga-based.

And yeah, raising your wife’s kid even when the bio dad is from a minority race is still good, full stop. Anyone malding about that is telling on themselves. Kids aren’t racial scorecards or bloodline trophies, they’re humans who need stability, guidance, and someone who won’t dip when things get hard. If you’re providing love, structure, and consistency, you’re doing the job right. End of discussion.

Stepdads don’t get the auto-respect buff either. You’ve gotta earn it through patience and not being a control freak. No “I’m your dad now” speedrun nonsense. You just… show up. Help with homework. Teach life skills. Be there when things go sideways. Over time the kid clocks that you stayed when you didn’t have to, and that hits way harder than blood ever could.

People obsess over DNA like kids are NFTs or some lineage DLC. In reality, kids remember who went to their games, who listened, who didn’t bail. A man who steps up and raises a child that isn’t biologically his is proving masculinity through action, not cope-posting. That’s strength. That’s stability. That’s actually building something instead of whining online.

TL;DR: fatherhood is praxis, not chromosomes. If you’re there, you’re the dad. Stay mad, haters.

>>14851344 (OP)
My smile turned into a frown reading this. You baited me