Dead Beat

Thank you very much dead beat parent - with your sorry ass! You have made me so very angry - so angry!!

This beautiful baby, the fruit of your bloodline, slapped down by your hand. You neglect and deny the privilege and honor to have this angel in your life.

The anger in me wants you to burn in hell after a violet, brutal death, but when I look into the eyes of this perfect gift your've given, I see God in your creation and pray that one day soon, your eyes would open and realize that your love and attention mean so much more to your child than a $10, random item from any store.

From anger, my emotion turns into pity - not for the child, who will grow up without really knowing you or the single parent who has to do it all alone - for God will fill the void in the child's life, and God will provide a way for that lonely parent.

But I do pity you, dead beat parent - Shame on you and your family for sitting idly by while this child, the fruit of your blood cries at night, wondering why you don't love her or when he will see him again.

There is no excuse for your action! Nothing will justify your malicious intent to ruin another person's life!

Oh and no, you're not off the hook single parent. Wake the hell up! Be more careful, and steer clear of these selfish assholes with sugar tongues. You deserve better and now have a responsibility to show your child what she deserves and what he can accomplish.

To the dead beat parents, because of your actions (or lack of action on the, the court finds you GUILTY! I challenge you now in this moment to step up and be the parent that your child deserves.

By Andrew J Dorsey
January 7, 2009 - 1:03 PM CT

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