I can’t change the direction of the wind, but I
can adjust my sails to always reach my
destination. -- Jimmy Dean.
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DMerciful:
It has nothing to do with men...they're inherently wicked...not all of them ofcourse but a worrisome number.

You are right…

I think there are some women from a particular ethnicy whom are good in maltreating kids that are not theirs , and even their own biological child is still not save sometimes.

How do they find joy in maltreating kids

“We cannot solve problems with the kind of
thinking we employed when we came up with
them.” — Albert Einstein

Sometimes sentiments and generalization is true. The moment I saw this heading I knew it would be someone from a particular region. I'm actually disappointed that I wasn't disappointed.
If you search on google "Nigerian woman maltreats maid" most of the news you'll see are women from that region.. Even where I stay, three times at different intervals three women have been summoned by the mopol over child abuse. Each of the times it was women from that region.

This comment is in no way a tribalistic comment. I'm just saying what I've noticed.

pocohantas:


Since their men won’t let them rest, they kuku take it out on the innocent kids.

Some how the man still takes the blame.

What happened to the fact that everyone should be held responsible for their actions and inactions?