Tell me if I'm Wrong..#fypシ #jokes #singlemomlife #singlewoman

15 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube clip, Speaker A challenges men about perceived hypocrisy toward women who are single mothers, pointing out that many men were raised by single mothers themselves. Ray Sorrell answers with a blunt, profanity‑laden monologue. He insists that men do not hate single mothers, sharing personal anecdotes about his own mother’s multiple relationships and drug use, and noting that various male figures in his family also had similar backgrounds. Sorrell argues the core issue is attitude: men feel they are treated as secondary, that single mothers prioritize their children over potential partners, and that men are told they will always be “last.” He highlights contradictions in expectations—women wanting financial support without wanting men to be involved with their children—and frames the tension as a misunderstanding of mutual expectations rather than outright hatred.

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I have a question. Why are y'all men so hypocritical with women with kids, but half of y'all was raised by single mothers? Now make it make sense.
Shut your dumb ass up. Don't nobody hate single mothers. My mama was a hoe. I just play, I just play. But I mean, she have more than one baby daddy. I think she did crack too. Shoot, my daddy had game, but, but then so did my sister's daddy and my little brother's daddy too. It's not that we hate single mothers, but But you profess and you tell us out the gate, we're never gonna be first. Girl, ain't nobody coochie that good. Clean up sometimes. Why ain't he sleep? It's 3 o'clock in the morning. And why you don't have no real walls? All your walls are cinder blocks. You can't even hang up a picture. So you're comparing men to women? What you mean you don't want no money from the baby daddy, but you want money from me? Why you cutting the grass? You got 3 teenage boys in the house. All kidding aside, we don't hate single mothers. It's the attitude. You tell us we're going to be last. You tell us that our kids, your kids gonna always come first. Listen, bro, that's a lot of work. That's a lot of work. And then you get mad at us because if we say something to your kids, you tell us we can't say nothing to your kids. So how is it that we want to be with you and you're going to tell us we're going to always be last? Make it make sense. We can't get it right.