In other words, you don't want your girls listening to a man more than they listen to you. A man could tell your daughters plenty of things that you couldn't and my father told me plenty of things that my mother couldn't or wouldn't. You don't have the monopoly on life experience and you don't know everything. All that you're talking about is telling your girls what you think that men are like; or that's how it seems to me.

What if your daughter gets involved in a situation that you have no experience with? Fair enough to say that a woman is more qualified to teach girls about certain things like tampons and having babies but like it or not, a time comes when kids are going to pay more attention to their friends and partners than they are too their parents and I would say that if that happens, you would want them to be listening to someone with a bit of maturity.

Your statements are contradictory. You say that there's no difference and then you say that there is. You talk about how you don't want your girls to make the same mistakes that you did. I'm saying that I dated a younger woman and I saw her making the same mistakes that I did at her age because I was living the same lifestyle and was immature at her age. It was stuff that I had experience with, which I'll wager that you don't and even if you do, you are just going to have to accept that your girls are adults now and are going to live their own lives and not consider you the ultimate authority about everything like they are five year olds.

@everyone, tee is simply saying she raises her girls to be a certain way. That's her job as a parent to instill HER values and morals in them. Leave her be. They're not ur kids so stop judging. My goodness!!! Y'all have probably made life choices that she wouldn't of necessarily made for herself but she's not pitching fits bout it. Chillax. Have a drink and let's all hug it out. Maybe fondle a little bit too.