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Explicit content!! haha just raw opinions on: child support, because it is something that affects family across America. Being a father is tough, child support usually affects you the most rather than the dead beats.

so we ask at what standard is a dead beat dad?

to us is the man step down when their kids need them the most. in words of coach Chriss "a bum".

children are the ones who suffer the most, but having a father that supports his children helps a lot when it comes down to shaping the child. As well angry women who keep their kids from their father's pushing child support on them and torture the men that are trying.

the men's lounge is a place for men to come and "man up" which means listening to you and help you be a better man.

Title: Baby Tattoos?! Parenting or Exploitation? | The Men’s Lounge LA Description: A viral video shows a one-year-old child covered in full-body tattoos… but they’re washable. Still—does that make it okay? In this episode of The Men’s Lounge LA, Sir Frederick and Coach Chriss sit down with guests Rita Jarvis and Andrew to break down the deeper issue: Is this harmless content… or straight-up exploitation? The panel dives into the controversial case of a toddler (Tayen aka “Nugget World”) being styled with tattoos, designer outfits, and luxury sneakers—all for social media attention. Topics We Get Into: Are the tattoos really harmless if they’re temporary? Is the child being used for clout and money? Where’s the line between parenting and exploitation? Is this any different from “soccer moms” pushing kids into sports? What happens when a child grows up seeing this version of themselves online? Real Talk From The Panel: Rita calls it out as exploitative—even after learning the tattoos are fake Andrew says the child is being used as a prop for ego and gain Coach Chriss challenges the room: If the child is provided for, does it justify the hustle? Bigger Questions: What does this do to a child’s identity? Are we shaping kids—or branding them before they can speak? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Is this creative parenting… or crossing the line? 📌 Subscribe for more real conversations that challenge how we think, lead, and live.

On The Spectrum | Special Needs Employees Making a Difference | Ep. 4 – The Men’s Lounge LA 📝 The Men’s Lounge LA goes on the road to Anaheim, California, to highlight an inspiring story of purpose, dignity, and opportunity. In this episode, Sir Frederick and Coach Chris visit Rodgers Christmas Tree Lot, owned by former NFL player Tyrone Rodgers — a business that’s changing lives. Tyrone intentionally employs special needs young men and second-chance employees, training them throughout the entire Christmas season in every aspect of running the tree lot, including: • Greeting and serving customers• Helping families choose the perfect Christmas tree• Tying and securing trees• Proper tree stand placement• Flocking trees• Securing trees to vehicles• Building confidence, responsibility, and real-world job skills This episode takes you behind the scenes to see what inclusion, leadership, and belief can truly create. This is more than a Christmas tree lot.It’s a mission. 📍 Filmed on location in Anaheim, CA 2295 W. Ball Road, Anaheim, California 📰 Featured Media Coverage ABC7 Los Angeles – Former NFL Player Tyrone Rodgers Supports the Special Needs Community🔗 https://abc7.com/post/former-nfl-player-tyrone-rodgers-supports-special-needs-community-anaheim-christmas-tree-farm/18269469/ NBC Los Angeles – Rodgers Christmas Tree Lot, Anaheim🔗 https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/rodgers-christmas-tree-lot-anaheim/3815327/ 🔔 PLEASE REMEMBER TO: 👍 Like💬 Comment📲 Share🔔 Subscribe to The Men’s Lounge LA Autism Awareness, On The Spectrum, Special Needs Employment, Inclusive Hiring, Second Chance Employment, Tyrone Rodgers, Former NFL Player, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Men’s Podcast, The Men’s Lounge LA, Special Needs Adults, Purpose Driven Business, Community Impact, Christmas Tree Lot, 2295 W. Ball Road, Anaheim, California

In this heartfelt episode, Sir Frederick and Coach Chris sit down with Tyrone Rodgers — former NFL player, 1991 Washington Huskies national champion, and proud father of a 24-year-old son on the autism spectrum. Tyrone shares his powerful journey raising a low-verbal adult son, Jhai, and how fatherhood reshaped his view of strength, patience, and unconditional love. From the gridiron to giving back, Tyrone opens up about Snoop Special Stars, his Christmas Tree Lot for special needs youth, and the Conservatorship Battle every special-needs parent should know about. This episode is a reminder that autism is not a limitation — it’s an invitation to see the world through a different lens. 👉 Stay tuned for inspiration, advocacy, and real conversation that empowers men — and uplifts entire communities. 📌 Resource Links & Support • Autism Center• Jay Nolan Community Services• UCLA Center for Autism Research & Treatment• The Exceptional Minds Media Arts Foundation Program Respite Care Services• 800.540.4000 Superfriendsfound.org 9350 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 203, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 🏃‍♂️ Upcoming Event: EMPOWER WALK + 5K RUN🗓 November 23, 2025📍 Los Angeles, CA Donate on behalf of Coach Chriss https://nclvm.com/6pi7o Join us in supporting families and raising awareness.

In this heartfelt episode, Sir Frederick and Coach Chris sit down with Tyrone Rodgers — former NFL player, 1991 Washington Huskies national champion, and proud father of a 24-year-old son on the autism spectrum. Tyrone shares his powerful journey raising a low-verbal adult son, Jhai, and how fatherhood reshaped his view of strength, patience, and unconditional love. From the gridiron to giving back, Tyrone opens up about Snoop Special Stars, his Christmas Tree Lot for special needs youth, and the Conservatorship Battle every special-needs parent should know about. This episode is a reminder that autism is not a limitation — it’s an invitation to see the world through a different lens. 👉 Stay tuned for inspiration, advocacy, and real conversation that empowers men — and uplifts entire communities. 📌 Resource Links & Support • Autism Center• Jay Nolan Community Services• UCLA Center for Autism Research & Treatment• The Exceptional Minds Media Arts Foundation Program Respite Care Services• 800.540.4000 Superfriendsfound.org 9350 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 203, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 🏃‍♂️ Upcoming Event: EMPOWER WALK + 5K RUN🗓 November 23, 2025📍 Los Angeles, CA Donate on behalf of Coach Chriss https://nclvm.com/6pi7o Join us in supporting families and raising awareness.

Welcome to The Men’s Lounge L.A. Content That Matters We're a channel that Empowers Men. And our mission is simple: We empower good men to become greater men. We empower men to embrace their masculinity and humanity… And yes — we celebrate and acknowledge the women, because without their presence and perspective, we wouldn’t be balanced as men or as a community.

DIVORCE: IS THE MARRIAGE WORTH SAVING? | The Men's Lounge LA Welcome back to The Men's Lounge LA, where we are committed to: Empowering Men • Strengthening Families • Transforming Lives Today, Sir Frederick and Coach Chriss tackle one of the most emotional, painful, and misunderstood topics affecting modern families: DIVORCE. This conversation is not about blaming men. It's not about blaming women. It's about understanding why marriages succeed, why marriages fail, and what we can learn to strengthen relationships before they reach the breaking point. In this episode we discuss: ✔ Why people divorce ✔ The rise of Gray Divorce (50+) ✔ Why many men say, "I never saw it coming" ✔ The emotional and financial cost of divorce ✔ Marriage vs. having the right relationship ✔ How men choose relationships ✔ A man's true value beyond money and status ✔ Whether a marriage is actually worth saving DID YOU KNOW? • Research found that approximately 69% of divorces are initiated by women and 31% by men. • More than one-third of divorces today involve adults age 50 and older. • The U.S. recorded over 672,000 divorces in the most recent CDC reporting year. One of the most powerful statements from today's show: "The divorce papers didn't end the marriage. The marriage ended long before the papers arrived. The papers simply announced it." QUESTION FOR THE AUDIENCE: If your spouse sat beside you today, would they describe your relationship as: 🔹 Thriving? 🔹 Surviving? 🔹 Silently Dying? Share your thoughts in the comments below. SOURCES REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE: CDC Marriage & Divorce Statistics: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/marriage-divorce.htm National Center for Family & Marriage Research: https://www.bgsu.edu/ncfmr/resources/data/resources-by-topic/gray-divorce.html Gray Divorce Research: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9434459/ Stanford Research on Divorce Initiation: https://www.asanet.org/women-more-likely-men-initiate-divorces-not-non-marital-breakups/ 👍 Like 💬 Comment 🔔 Subscribe 📢 Share NEXT EPISODE: CHILD SUPPORT: SUPPORTING THE CHILD OR DIVIDING THE FAMILY? #Divorce #Marriage #Relationships #MensMentalHealth #Fatherhood #MensLoungeLA #RealTalkMen #MarriageAdvice #Family #GrayDivorce #ChildSupport #PersonalGrowth

We'd love to get your thoughts on Child Support or Child Abandonment. Interview w/TK Kirkland: https://youtu.be/-mlLib_LVOI?si=QWU__LcAY3pFNInG

Panelist/Guest: Lisa O. and Ray Stormbreaker. Welcome to The Men’s Lounge L.A. Content That Matters We're a channel that Empowers Men. And our mission is simple: We empower good men to become greater men. We empower men to embrace their masculinity and humanity… And yes — we celebrate and acknowledge the women, because without their presence and perspective, we wouldn’t be balanced as men or as a community.