Iyanla Vanzant's new season of Fix My Life makes you question who you let inside your vagina even harder. I know it's not just me. The season has started off with a man, Jay Williams, with 17 baby mamas. Since there is enough material to blog about this man for the rest of the year, I decided to give others the spotlight to express their opinions.
The first episode addressed Jay's upbringing. It revealed what kind of parents he had and how they could have possibly led him to create his current disastrous life. While abuse was thrown around a lot, Jay said he loved every woman that he created a child with. A writer and former classmate, Reginald Alceus, agreed to answer several questions pertaining to decisions he would make in finding love and how a man could possibly love 17 women. His explanation is pretty good.
For part two, which featured some of the mothers of Jay's children and a couple of the children, an aspiring journalist by the name of Camille Daniels agreed to answer some questions. The following are her opinions.
If a man charmed you so much
that you gave him a kid and then found out he was lying to you about being with
other women, what kind of words would he say to you for you to keep
giving him kids?
Well, I don’t want children
and I fear the day I ever get pregnant. However, if I did get pregnant and
decided to raise my child I would accept my responsibility. There’s nothing a
man could say that I could let myself do that again. Children don’t ask to be
here so why I wouldn’t allow myself to be ok with bringing more children into
the world with him? I already have one connection. Why expand that connection?
He isn’t worthy of that connection. He’s proven that.
Let’s say you meet a man and
he has kids. How many kids are too many kids for you to start dating him?
I think the max would be
three. Since I know a real man will always choose his kids over the girl anyway
because that’s what a good father does, anything over 0 is too high for me lol.
But yeah, anything after 3 feels like a lot. Technically over 5 actually.
Jay Williams reached out to
Iyanla Vanzant to help him fix his life of having 17 baby mamas, 34 biological
kids, and 9 adopted kids. Do you think it is possible to fix a situation like
that?
It can only be successful if
the people involved are really ready to do the work and go to the heart of the
pain, and also to continue to do the work after the time with Ms. Vanzant has
gone. She can’t save you. She can only help you. You have to help yourself to
heal.
One of the 17 baby mamas said
every woman man-shares. Do you know of women sharing men? Have you ever shared
a man with another woman?
Technically we all do man
share. What was once yours is now someone else’s or vice versa. Basically when
you date and break up or even marry and break up there’s a lot of sharing going
on; especially, sexually. But I wouldn’t voluntarily share someone if I had the
choice. But as long as you remember your experience with that person is
different than what was had in the past with someone else then you should be
okay.
Iyanla told the women that
they were judging each other and not giving Jay any credit for the mess he
created. Do you think as women we tend to attack each other instead of the men
causing our problems? Why?
Yes, because it’s natural. I
think amongst women especially, there’s like this unofficial girl code, so when
someone violates it, especially an actual friend you know, it hurts. We know
men are stupid. We just expect the women to do better.
Some of the children agreed to meet with
Jay on camera. Could you be brave enough to reveal to the world that your
father is a man who has been so irresponsible with his life?
No, I don’t think I could,
unless I believed it would help someone else. Otherwise I think it’s best to
dealt with in private cause that’s where the real work is waiting to be done.
One of the moms admitted her son has never known who his
father is. Would you want to know if Jay was your father?
I think so. At the end of the
day, that man is part of who you are, so yes. If I know I can still naturally
love you because you’re my parent and I respect you as a person, then yes I
want to know you for many reasons, for life lessons, medical and etc.
All of Jay’s older kids that
were on the show agreed that it is disgusting being the child of a man with 34
children. Knowing that an overwhelming majority of the men of your generation
have a high sex count list, do you find it disgusting? What do you think of Jay
Williams?
If you have a high sex count,
you have a high sex count. That to me is not the problem as long as you use
protection and get tested often. The problem is that you find it ok to have the
amount of children that can be found in a New York City public school
classroom. He either needs to become a Mormon and become a polygamist or he
needs to get a vasectomy, or do both because that’s not right and it’s not healthy.
He’s clearly hurting and so are the mothers and all the children. And it’s just
sad. This is an example of what it means to be hurt and how you pass it on and
attract others who are also clearly hurt.
There is still one more episode left with Jay. The best thing for Iyanla and the others to do is say it was all a prank, like Ashton Kutcher would do. They should all confess to being actors. However, this is real life and one thing the preview reveals is this situation cannot be fixed unless a time machine is invented.
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