Africa Renee

From what I understand it seems like you lose points asking questions. Is there a point that you get to where asking doesn't cost points. I know it's fun but if it's costing points for me what's the point?

If you are the asker and you choose a best answer, do you check to see if the person awarded leaves a comment? Sometimes the asker says, " thank you" to the awarded, and sometimes the awarded says, "your welcome" to the asker.

There's a lot of troll talking here. What is it and where did it come from?

When I happen upon the survey and poll section it's quite by accident. I Can't find it.

All of the people here who hate black people for no other reason than their being black might be happy to know I shan't be coming back. One down! Congratulations are in order for the black people haters here, I'm sure. I'm a pretty positive person but this area is draining to my spirit. I wish It could come down, but I know....freedom of speech. Carry on in good conscience, I guess =(

I know the idea is a child would be better raised with their natural parents, but if you as their parent KNOW FOR A FACT that you're pretty messed up as a parent, and your child would be better off with different loving family, then why for the betterment of your teen wouldn't you let a more loving family adopt them?

Last year my daughter had a friend at school who's mother was just awful. It seemed almost that she didn't love her. I know she did. How could she not, but as mean as the mother was it seemed to validate the girl saying she didn't love her. I offered to take her. She thought a while about it but then started saying things that kinda made it seem like she felt shown up as a parent. I wasn't trying to show her up, but I was offering to take care of her daughter since taking care of her daughter seemed to irritate her for some reason. She decided not to let her daughter live with us. I hadn't heard from them for a while but I just found out that CPS took her daughter from her. Her daughter is in the system when she could've just been here. If the system didn't take her, though her daughter might have taken herself. Her feeling unloved did get her into things she shouldn't have been in and she did try to kill her self a couple of times. My daughter told her she might not like living with us because she wouldn't be allowed to do some of the things she got away with. She told my daughter that she didn't care, and she just wanted to feel loved. Now she's in the system.

I know her mother loves her but she kept her daughter for selfish reasons, (property) pretty much. She got "MINE, MINE, MINE" syndrome much like when a child gets upset when you try to give a toy they don't take care of to a chile that would appreciate it more. Problem is this girl wasn't a toy. It takes a strong parent to not only admit their maternal extinct didn't kick in like they thought it would, but it's takes an even stronger parent to try to do something about it.

Sometimes we love our children strongly, but not appropriately. If this does not sound like you, please, with all do respect don't answer. If this sounds like you, please do answer, honestly.

http://www.youtube.com/user/africarenee

There has to be some reasons you feel that way. What do they do, or say to make you think that?

kinda wondering why other that asking a question, or leaving an answer what's the point of having a profile here?

Sometimes parents have good kids but wish they didn't have them.