Has the rapper Eminem ever met his father?
Eminem has never met his father the whole time. Despite of the fact that he’s doing well on his kids is a great thing to know from the Rap God, but it’s because he had a lesson that he brought in his own life due to his terrible experience. Despite the fact that Slim Shady is a really great guy in the stage, and in the studio as he delivers amazing rapping abilities, he had a very sad fast that made him as creative as he is in the real-life sentences that he writes. For sure his dad is now regretting the fact that he rose because of the many lessons that he learned Eminem’s perspective, his father, Marshall Bruce Mathers, is nothing to him anymore. The famous rapper is known for also having a grudge to his father at this very day. It’s because he was left ever since Eminem was born, and was only at the custody of his mother – never knowing or seeing who his dad really is. However, his dad was able to send a letter back then to him telling that it was his mother’s fault that’s why they never met. This didn’t made Eminem feel interested as he knows the side of his own mother. Up until this very day, the famous rapper is not, and never will be planning to meet his father ever again. Gladly, he is now a very responsible father so that he can also give the experience of a dad’s love to his children.
What should you do if you think you have a sibling you were never told about or have never met?
This has happened to me, twice.The first time was in 1978, when I was 10 years old. My father had passed away the month before. His obituary listed his children as “James, John and Elizabeth (me)”. A woman came to our home and introduced herself to my brothers and I as our half-sister Mary from my father’s previous marriage. Apparently her mother remarried, her step-father adopted her with my father’s consent, and that was the end of their relationship. She was only a few years older than my brothers (they were 16 and 17 at the time; she was 20). We were quite surprised to learn of her, since at no time did my parents nor any of our extended family ever mention her to us - not an aunt, uncle, cousin or even our grandmother - even though they all knew of her. My half-sister and I have met again a few times in the years since, but don’t have any kind of relationship.The second time was more recent. All I’ll say about that is, Ancestry .com is a very interesting service. I was contacted by a woman who ranked so high on my DNA list, she is most likely to be my niece. My second unknown half-sibling, her father, was adopted in the late 1950’s and passed away in 1980. His adoption records are sealed, so there is no way of knowing for sure, but the evidence is pretty strong. Knowing what I know about my family, it would not surprise me in the least. I have not asked anyone about it.My only advice to you is to reach out to potential half-siblings if you wish, then respect their feelings about the matter. If they don’t want to have contact with you, that’s ok. If they do, that’s ok too.Just keep in mind that news of a hidden sibling or half-sibling opens up a new dynamic in your family relationships, and your parents might not wish to discuss the situation. You can let them know what you’ve discovered (probably not best in the middle of a family gathering) and leave it up to them if they want to elaborate.What’s done is done, and some people might not be proud or feel good about things that happened in their past. It’s their right to talk about it or not talk about it. But I feel it’s also your right to at least have validation, so I don’t think there is any harm in asking.
Are these baby names too similar for siblings?
i think tthat, yes these names sound a bit too similar. but you could try pronouncing it Is-la or Rachel Rebecca Roxanne Tanya Brianna Hannah Abigail Isobel Isabella Sophie Sophia Alicia Jaime Emily Olivia Lily Chloe Isabella Amelia Jessica Sophia Ava Charlotte Mia Lucy Grace Ruby Ella Evie Freya Isla Poppy Daisy Layla Megan Amy Abigail Holly Maisie Emma Scarlett Imogen Caitlin, Kaitlyn Phoebe Eva Molly Ellie Erin Matilda Annabelle Amelie Alice Jasmine Maya Millie Katie Lola Madison Zoe Niamh Jessica Emily Sophie Olivia Chloe Ellie Grace Lucy Charlotte Katie Ella Megan Hannah Amelia Ruby Lily Mia Abigail Millie Molly Emma Holly Leah Evie Freya Erin Rebecca Georgia Phoebe Amber Madison Keira Poppy Robbyn Bethan Jasmine Elizabeth Eleanor Alice Libby Amy
What should I say to my half sister I have never met?
When you asked her for a friend request on my space, did she accept? Is it like facebook? If she accepted, that's a good sign. I would certainly write a letter and explain how I would love to have a sister,etc. I can certainly put myself in your shoes. My husband has two older daughters from a previous marriage. They're in their thirties now. We had three children, a daughter who is 14, and two sons, 11 and 9. We tried everything to be a real family, even including their mother and her husband in our family reunion but to no avail. Their mother has been a huge influence on them although the last time I saw her, on her and my husband's baby daughter's wedding, we had a cup of coffee at her house and she showed me some pictures. It seems that the animosity is gone but the daughters are still very stubborn. My daughter loved the youngest one who used to visit us regularly and they had developed a bond. She was even her big sister's flower girl. However, for reasons unknown to us, she stopped visiting and we tried everything to make his oldest daughters happy. They stop all communications but I will try to write a letter though. I did in the past but they were younger so I don't know if it will work. My daughter who was 12 two years ago sent a letter and never had an answer. We surprised that younger daughter by visiting her and her husband and she acted like nothing had happened but she was pretty cold to our daughter and never mentionned the letter. We left thinking everything was fine but we never heard anything after. All that to say that I commend you for trying and really hope you'll find a way to her heart, but sometimes life is painful. I allow e-mails so if you feel sad in case it doesn't go well, you can contact me. Sometimes, it's good to be able to share something with somebody who feels your pain.
What do you think of the names Mylie, Kylie, and Rylie for triplet girls?
Oh Thank God you are not doing this but that lady is crazy and I hope she comes to her senses. I mean they rhyme. Triplets are going to have enough trouble creating their own identities and with rhyming names it is almost impossible. I would never use Mylie - because it should be spelled Miley - because I already know two little girls named this and a dog - because of Miley Cyrus - yuck I don't want her being the role model for my children Kylie - maybe? - but my friend's sister is named this so it would be wierd - there are other names I like better Rylie - no - at least not this spelling, either Riley or Rylee - kind of torn on whether I'd use it on a boy or girl - there are other names I like better - I have a cousin named this (a girl) But I would never use rhyming names on siblings.
Songs that mention the name "Ben", "Benjamin" or "Benji"?
I've mentioned it before: Benjamin by Veruca Salt Can't think of any others, but I'll post a link later. There is the band Ben Folds/Ben Folds Five though, and they're pretty cool. BQ: Jessica - The Allman Brothers Band The Jessica Numbers - The New Pornographers Both are great songs.