Gregory Bozzeli (known as Your Stepdad or doowop) is an American rapper fro… Read Full Bio ↴Gregory Bozzeli (known as Your Stepdad or doowop) is an American rapper from Chicago, Illinois. He is known for dominating the "Aesthetic Drill" subgenre of drill. Your Stepdad is known for his raw, witty commentary about his own life experiences.
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Your Stepdad Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Your Stepdad:
2muchfaith Too much faith in these weak hoes That love shit got…
butter up Mm, leave a nigga, mm Giving nigga clues to the blues Get…
Butthurt Yo, huh Can't complain about them pockets If you smoking go…
dispo Ayy, Doo Wop haha, Retro, ayy I’ve been ghosting on the…
Douch Teprived Nigga, yeah Ayy, finally (Damn) Finally pulled a black quee…
duality Let me put you on this Story 'bout a black man Pulling…
lame freestyle I can't stand that bitch ass fu Bro, I swear to…
Misdemeanor Ayy, ayy, haha yeah, yeah Look She tryna bunny hop on my…
no lust no gain Yeah she got no lust, ayy I get no, yeah got…
pretty bitty throwaway Chilling in my room, plotting on my tomb Stop calling me…
sandbox Yeah, I just touched her booty (Bitch) Ayy, I just touched…
scar Ayy, huh yeah I got a scar on my Heart like I'm…
sick in the crib Beretta's gon’ hit you, your face, uh huh Ayy, ayy, yeah Th…
tiger I don't feel bad for my enemies I don't feel bad…
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Devansh Negi
Daddy Issues are of two types:
1. Healthy Daddy Issues: Where the daughter is so awe of her Father that she's looking for someone who in many ways is similar to her father. These women would initially date younger guys realizing their immaturity would yearn for a more older guys. But if they have their fathers guiding them in their dating, women tend to find the ideal guy who's neither too much like her dad or opposite of her dad. That's the ideal situation where the women is groomed to be completely independent and think for herself.
2. Bad Daddy Issues: These women have either had abusive fathers or no father at all during their growing up, which badly hampers their dating process. As they never get a chance of having a healthy father daughter relationship these unconsciously make some seek fatherly 'pampers & goodies' in their relationship (sounds gross, but here me out). So these women keep dating older men and date the most opposite or assumed oppositeof their interpretation of their father if they were abusive or were not even there from them. Women in 2nd case may never date anyone of their own age until they fullfil their genuine desires of being treated like a little miss princess which they missed out during their childhood.
Now there is no denying that women are more social than men if you look at their childhood from age 5-17 a boy is just happy if he gets to run behind a ball and play (boys prefer physical based games and activities). Meanwhile girls from 5-17 completely evolve from playing with Barbie's to Tea Party to role playing etc. (It's like they came up with their own social skills learning pedagogy for themselves, genius in many ways). While the boy learns the full capacity to which he can exert himself physically, mentally & later on emotionally (after tackling bullying). While girls learn social skills and how to interpret social situations, how to read people, what's the norm also helps them to be self aware of staying away from inappropriate & sexual offenders.
In all i am saying that it's very very very important for the fathers to be involved in the grooming of the child.
FREEDOM
She might have become a bit more used to the feeling of being far away from her loved ones, compared to a person who had a more present mom or father during their childhood. But she'd prefer to have a short-distance-relationship if she could.
The reason she "loves having long-distance-relationships" is most likely that it's the only option she has; either because there are no other guys in her nearby area that she's attracted to, or because she couldn't get any of the guys in her nearby area that she's attracted to. And from there on, she just justifies to herself that she "loves having long-distance-relationships", even though she knows deep down that she would prefer to have a short-distance-relationship.
The other reason she might "love having long-distance-relationships", is if she has severe self-esteem-issues or trust-issues around a partner. (But she'd still prefer a short-distance-relationship if she were confident or secure enough to meet her partner more often.) A long-distance-relationship might not feel as risky to her as a short-distance-relationship would, because she meets her partner so rarely in a long-distance-relationship.
Anyway, she doesn't desire long-distance-relationships because she's "seeking boyfriends who are as absent as her father was" (like the concept of "daddy-issues" suggests). Give her the RIGHT man in a nearby area, and she'd enter a short-distance-relationship with him in a heartbeat (assuming that she doesn't have severe self-esteem-issues or trust-issues, as mentioned above - and also assuming that she's not already in a long-distance-relationship with a guy who she's really attracted to).
PS: In the case of a woman having severe self-esteem-issues or trust-issues around a partner, and therefore desires long-distance-relationships as a result; it could "kind of" be called "daddy-issues", if the reason for her low self-esteem or trust-issues was that she had an absent or abusive father. However, it's much more accurate to call this phenomenon "intimacy-issues", because such self-esteem-issues or trust-issues around a partner doesn't necessarily have to be caused by an absent or abusive father. Being abused or betrayed by other people than the father, can create the exact same type of "intimacy-issues" around a partner. It's a matter of being abused or rejected by PEOPLE, not necessarily being abused or rejected by a FATHER.
Perry Robles
I “married” my father and was blessed with happiness for 30 some years.
Alan, my ex-spouse, was just like my father.
Provider. Hard worker.
I didn’t realize that I had “married” my father.
I was VERY blessed to have AWESOME role models like my father and mother. Some people aren’t.
Their role models are MONSTERS disguised as humans. So, they marry monsters because most people I’ve met can’t out do their family history.
They re-live it and pass it down...
I don’t want children. Won’t have any. But if i did, I would be a good parent because I had AWESOME parents.
Ťhę Gøddęśś
I have daddy issues but I'm actually attracted to men who give me the attention my father never did lol
nocturne requiem
And I oop–
yup :3
same lmao, my dad left me and my mum at 3, and then came back just to sue us when i was in year 5, so i was 10 ahahahahahahaahahah
Tahn Yv
can't believe i'm commenting the word relatable lol
Claudia A
Voids! Give that love and attention to yourself. Attracting someone who fills that void giving you that attention can result in you depending on them to validate your worthiness. You got this! <3
Brianna Jones
Same
harleybynature
This goes for men or women. If you were raised in a toxic environment, you will subconsciously crave a toxic environment through romantic partners. This is why people who grew up in the typical "loving home" are more likely to be successful in love and life in general.
For those that grew up in toxicity:
It is likely that if you do not have a toxic relationship, you will feel that the "good guy/girl" is up to something or too good to be true and will eventually hurt you. So you stay away and stick with what you know because predictibility is a form of safety.
Even further, if you are in a toxic romantic relationship, it is typically an ultimate goal to "fix" your partner. Subconsciously believing, if you can fix them, you can fix you.
Isabella Hu
How do you fix yourself then?
harleybynature
@Isabella Hu I'm still working on that one myself. I would move to a less toxic person and then an even less toxic person and wean your way from the life of toxicity. It's easy to say "leave them and find someone nice"... but it isn't all that easy to do mentally. This seems time consuming but it has worked for many.
K1NG Mackdaddy
Just pinned me to the wall man.....