MY CHILD’S MOTHER SET ME UP| The Baby Fathers Podcast | EP62

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  • @zubh3860
    @zubh3860 Рік тому +45

    I'm sorry but whenever I hear a man moving into a woman's home that is under her name solely, it never ends well for the man, whenever she is pissed off, she can now use the home as leverage against the man. Please men either get a home together or at least tell her to put your name on the house too immediately once it gets serious and committed.

    • @seankoolkat2881
      @seankoolkat2881 Рік тому +2

      NEVER

    • @Icon7619
      @Icon7619 Рік тому +3

      Great comment... been in that situation. Never again. You absolutely NEVER move in with the modern woman

    • @Coco-uk9tv
      @Coco-uk9tv Рік тому +1

      This is basic common sense adult life principles, and the fact that black men don't get this is embarrassing. Why would any man entertain moving in with a women to a property which is not jointly owned, or where he's not also on the tenancy agreement. Black men behave like children.

    • @BRI2020-d8x
      @BRI2020-d8x 8 місяців тому

      When your married yes

  • @jermainehibberd7672
    @jermainehibberd7672 Рік тому +36

    MEN‼️ Please understand when a woman is prepared to call the police on you. Especially as a Black man.... The love is 💀 and gone.

  • @MamaDramaPod
    @MamaDramaPod Рік тому +23

    Just some recognition for the host, DJ Ridler, for always asking important questions and remaining unbiased. You're doing great with this. Thank you!

  • @paulbury6487
    @paulbury6487 7 місяців тому +6

    This guy is full of it!!! The more I listen the more i believe he beat her 😂 that’s why he is wearing shades coming to tell bare lies

  • @TGTBTUPoddy
    @TGTBTUPoddy Рік тому +20

    Key word in this whole thing is “CONTROL”

  • @sophialouise6070
    @sophialouise6070 Рік тому +24

    He should of invested in a better legal team. Plus the time he saw her he should of kept it moving. Sleeping with her etc was a bad move

    • @gloriaoluyinka4004
      @gloriaoluyinka4004 Рік тому

      One thing men will do is sleep with their enemy. Their loyal to their boners.

  • @Raulthomas30
    @Raulthomas30 Рік тому +13

    Fascinating interview….thanks for sharing your story.

  • @krystal9764
    @krystal9764 Рік тому +20

    The way this man was treated is disgusting...

  • @Nomad332
    @Nomad332 Рік тому +11

    Nah, I can’t lie, this was soo funny to watch, every time he said “I let my guard down” it made my eyes roll!

  • @Blackthought
    @Blackthought Рік тому +17

    To be honest most of it, he pretty much brought on it himself, she played him like a puppet master and he was happy to dance along to the show. He had too many warning signs and was let off, but he kept ignoring it and digging holes for himself.
    If someone is taking you to court for assault (which is a criminal record that can affect you getting job), at any one point she and her family could have dropped the charge but she/they didn't. That's already a sign that she wanted to get the result that she has now.
    How can you go back and be sneaking around sleeping with someone who has previously filed an assault charge on you, on top of that in a house where you have restraining order from going to? Why can't she come to where you are staying?.
    Didn't anybody around you friends/family not give you a hard talk to tell you to wake up and smell the roses.
    You asked her not many times not to bring violence to you, so it wasn't the first time she had done that?..

    • @teflonbond5374
      @teflonbond5374 Рік тому +4

      I'm a great believer that in this life, what goes around, comes back around. Karma doesn't sleep, trust me. Obviously what you hear or see on the podcast is a synopsis of the situation, and not the whole story. I take the criticism on the chin, as I'm big enough to be held responsible and take responsibility for my actions. Yes, I got burnt and learnt the hard way, bit as I said on the podcast, the final judge, juror and arbiter of this Whole process, shall be my son himself. I can say, I tried !!!! And also, the story is not yet finalised.

    • @Blackthought
      @Blackthought Рік тому +3

      @@teflonbond5374 It may come across harsh, but if anyone I know personally tells me this, I would have said the same thing, we all don't know the ins and out to be honest and I am not try to judge you. The positive thing is that, the story is not over so keep your head king, but please also stop pouring gasoline on a flame which you admirably admit that SOME are self inflicted. Hold your head up and I hope in near future you and your son are reunited again. We are humans after all, applaud your bravery for coming on the podcast.

    • @teflonbond5374
      @teflonbond5374 Рік тому +5

      Blackthought, thank you for your comments and input. Sometimes we have to be able to understand that when we are in the bubble it's very difficult to see the clear picture until we step out of the bubble. Emotion in these kind of situations is sometimes the predominant input or urge that we act upon, and it has taken me time, trauma and disappointment to learn to stop and inhale and think before acting. So again thank you for your comments, I'm now at a stage were I no longer put myself in a position of danger or harm, no more petrol on the fire !!
      The saying, 'He who laughs last, shall laugh the longest' shall be the motto of this tale.
      One Love👊🏾

    • @Blackthought
      @Blackthought Рік тому +2

      @@teflonbond5374 you are welcome sir, stay strong

  • @nathannahtan4663
    @nathannahtan4663 Рік тому +10

    I’ll give it to him he’s an entertaining guest and great story teller
    The part where he went back to her yard while having an restraining order to lotion her up made me laugh 😂😂😂
    But behind all the laughs and charisma his story is very sad and I feel for his son because it must be difficult hearing 1 thing from your mum, dad, grandmother etc

  • @nikkis9292
    @nikkis9292 Рік тому +12

    It’s a shame many men are in awful relationships as they have no other accommodation, time to fix up Men , this living in a woman’s house and not even having savings in case it goes wrong is an awful predicament to be in , unfortunately her Mum and stepdad saw you as nothing but a ponce , who has nothing to offer . To then go back and sleep with a person who has mistreated you is a reflection of the lack of respect you have for yourself , there is an old West Indian saying if you can’t hear you must feel . 🙏🏽

    • @seankoolkat2881
      @seankoolkat2881 Рік тому +3

      This comment , bang on the money 💰

    • @TheSockbottom
      @TheSockbottom Рік тому

      Facts. So many weak beta useless men in the UK. I hope men learn

  • @berylcoley327
    @berylcoley327 7 місяців тому +2

    I think it’s so sad that so many of these stories are where the guys are having children with white women who for various reasons are not allowing the children to see their fathers or the black side of their family. In order for these children to feel good about themselves and foster a good black identity it is important that they are able to spend time with both sides of their family. This is something that the father’s need to seriously consider before entering into these relationships.

  • @kikishome8293
    @kikishome8293 Рік тому +15

    There’s something missing in this story, to receive supervised contact there must be serious risk of harm towards a child or parent.
    Also can never trust a man who doesn’t take off sunglasses in doors 👀

    • @teflonbond5374
      @teflonbond5374 Рік тому +5

      You obviously didn't hear or listen to the podcast intently enough. The reasons for the safeguarding issues where explained. Whether or not you trust a man who wears sunglasses indoors is your opinion and thankfully not a universal thing😅😂

    • @WepGrade
      @WepGrade Рік тому +4

      Yeah I sense a fair bit of waffle

    • @sheisme_
      @sheisme_ Рік тому

      Don’t you think if there was a risk he wouldn’t have a good relationship with his existing kids and their mother? He stated that they are millionaires. Never underestimate the power of money and white peoples ability to play the victim in situations where the law can come into place. There’s countless stories of white women claiming black men have done this and that and it’s all turned out to be lies.

  • @nathanking596
    @nathanking596 Рік тому +13

    So after much speculation in my mind the race of the mother was white. Since the gentleman (who I believe) did not want to give his real reasons why girlfriends mum did not like him, one could assume it may have to do with race or class. The mum could have been concerned he was just there for the financial benefits which is fair. I also think we cannot discount race being an issue. His reasons for the girlfriends mum not liking him was vague but definitely an important part of the story. Also, my question is did the gentleman ever discuss with his baby mums mother's poor attitude towards him and what her problem was?

    • @nathannahtan4663
      @nathannahtan4663 Рік тому +3

      I was thinking the same thing. Let’s be honest if your paying your daughters rent and she moves in her boyfriend why would you still pay especially if you don’t like him. Unless I missed it knowing his BMs age could have provided some clarity.

    • @BRI2020-d8x
      @BRI2020-d8x 8 місяців тому

      @@nathannahtan4663mum stopped paying it

    • @MrB-d8v
      @MrB-d8v 12 днів тому

      Yh uno whites are plenty in barbados and its non blacks that are owning up shit in the carribean

  • @OldBoyVik
    @OldBoyVik Рік тому +10

    Another good episode.

  • @curtisthomas8935
    @curtisthomas8935 7 місяців тому

    Parental alienation is real ! Sadly serious damage is done and can’t be healed ! Mothers with boys play really dangerous game

  • @veetino7598
    @veetino7598 Рік тому +6

    Banks Is A Funny Guy 😂😂😂

  • @NaomiGrayStyling
    @NaomiGrayStyling Рік тому +7

    Woooooow 😲 that was ALOT

  • @javenpalmer
    @javenpalmer Рік тому +6

    This man doesn’t learn 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @MrNigeriaboy
    @MrNigeriaboy Рік тому +9

    Took 30 mins to comfirm the mum was just plain racist. Dude was scared to state the obvious.

    • @BRI2020-d8x
      @BRI2020-d8x 8 місяців тому +1

      Dunno why he stayed

    • @emotee3523
      @emotee3523 8 місяців тому +4

      ​@sabrinasmith1182 He couldn't resist that grey-nyash.

  • @FardahBiggz
    @FardahBiggz Рік тому +11

    🤦🏾‍♂️ Bluefoot ting calling police on you trying to run off with your yute and you still messing with her joke man

  • @kimhamilton799
    @kimhamilton799 Рік тому +2

    @35.21 I was like noooooooo, but I get it happens.

  • @greenplant4
    @greenplant4 Рік тому +9

    Some of the stories on here…. Seems like all these men are innocent when that is not true. Two things can be true at once… the mother of your child could be a problem and and can you my guy..

    • @Sophiamor-b7n
      @Sophiamor-b7n Місяць тому

      they were probably both as one another

  • @Rebecca-kx8fm
    @Rebecca-kx8fm Рік тому +2

    He used the time spent with his son as pinnacle of all reasoning for this poor behaviour. Both mum and dad have really messed their child around and battling each other for what seems a very toxic relationship. This man has really not accepted what he has done wrong. Like why would this woman who had a child with you who had means to do it alternatively has gone through a long ass journey to do all of this and his not guilty of abuse or DV.

    • @teflonbond5374
      @teflonbond5374 Рік тому +2

      It takes Two to dance the Tango !! As for my 'poor behaviour' of which I have not accepted 🤔 please do enlighten me. As to the question that you pose, that's a question for my Ex to answer, not myself. It's very easy to pass judgement whilst sitting on one's sofa and working off the narrative that Men are to blame. Selfish, controlling and unbalanced Mothers really is a thing, hence this Podcast exists and within the corridors of any Family Court in the UK evidence can be found that would substantiate this claim.
      Yes, I did wrong and I've acknowledged my role within the relationship. The position of power, in relation to parenting is unfortunately predominantly given to the mother in this country, which is where the problems start !!!

  • @jjsouthwestldn850
    @jjsouthwestldn850 Рік тому +3

    This is crazy 😮

  • @thewatcher3999
    @thewatcher3999 Рік тому +2

    Is there someone I can talk to . I been in this situation for to long and Its getting to much

  • @johnrich3237
    @johnrich3237 Рік тому +10

    This situation is overly messy. Can’t continue giving out servicing when allegations are being made and you have no access to the single most important thing in your life. (Your kids).. nah.. man is asking to get himself burnt.. I’m watching this laughing too coz he tried to justify it to the host.

    • @teflonbond5374
      @teflonbond5374 Рік тому

      Just to clarify. At the point that I was giving out servicing, as you put it, I was getting access to my child. And more than was stated within the court order.

    • @johnrich3237
      @johnrich3237 Рік тому

      I mean no disrespect. I know it may not seemed like it at the time, but from what I’ve seen in this video you chose the easy route. You lead with your emotions and didn’t think before making that decision to continue intimately with your BM. You were in your strongest position legally at that point and you had access to your child. You didn’t have to get involved like that at that point. Once that decision was made you opened yourself up to all the shit that happened after, that’s at least one, if not the main reason why the whole situation got worse than it already was.

    • @krystal9764
      @krystal9764 Рік тому +3

      Life is a process, as we all know. There was nothing he did wrong because at the end of the day alot of mind games were getting played on him by the others involved. It's a sad situation to say the least. Let's not forget he is a father already and knows how to co-parent !!!

  • @kikishome8293
    @kikishome8293 Рік тому +3

    Hmm eloping in the middle of the night from her own property, sounds like she was running/being rescued from a dangerous situation.

    • @teflonbond5374
      @teflonbond5374 Рік тому +4

      Maybe, just maybe the way that you see things in your head is not the way other people see or read a situation. Of course we are all entitled to our own opinion, but I'm curious as to how you have gone for the negative options 🤔

    • @87Lohan
      @87Lohan Рік тому +1

      Hmm I agree who runs away to elope in the middle of night….like Judge Judy says when the story doesn’t make sense it’s usually coz there’s a lie in it somewhere. Truth needs no further explanation

  • @Chocalot
    @Chocalot Рік тому +9

    Same ole story of white woman tekking uno fi ediaaat. Also many gaps in the story, he's clearly no angel. Bmt

  • @Barbieflygerian
    @Barbieflygerian Рік тому +1

    I’m not buying it all, why claim guilty if your innocent?

  • @paulbury6487
    @paulbury6487 7 місяців тому

    Why did they decided to take the child in the first place? He never went into that which I find fishy

  • @peachesdelight2k
    @peachesdelight2k Рік тому +2

    Bombastic side eye to this guy. Author of a lot of his own misfortune in this story.

  • @dancingverona1281
    @dancingverona1281 Рік тому

    So much red flags in this and I’m only 15:11 !

  • @copperman4855
    @copperman4855 Рік тому +2

    Dose anyone no where I can access housing I'm working but homeless, top it all off haven't seen my son's 7 years.. please if anyone can suggest an agency for housing Thank you🙏🏾

    • @SusieQ156
      @SusieQ156 8 місяців тому +1

      What area do you live in ??

  • @PJ-po7fu
    @PJ-po7fu Рік тому +1

    I mean, why are you wearing sunglasses indoors?

    • @Raulthomas30
      @Raulthomas30 Рік тому +17

      Perhaps his concealing his identity or he feels comfortable to wear glasses while he shares part of his life to strangers.

    • @teflonbond5374
      @teflonbond5374 Рік тому +8

      Why not?? As the comment states, its not easy laying yourself bare and open to criticism. Felt more comfortable with my shades on. Simple.