Preamble: Let it be known that The Tribal Chief does not bow to emotion, manipulation, or social pressure. He leads with strength, provides with wisdom, and never funds weakness. This Constitution ensures The Tribal Chief always wins.
CHAPTER 1: THE BABY MAMA PRINCIPLES
Clause 1: The Tribal Chief Left for a Reason
The Tribal Chief does not return to the woman he left or chased away.
Any attempt to re-enter his life shall be ignored, ridiculed, or punished with absolute silence.
Clause 2: No Free Upgrades
The Tribal Chief does not fund another man’s child, only his own.
Any attempt to guilt-trip him into supporting “the family” shall be met with brutal rejection.
Clause 3: The Mother’s Struggles Are Not His Problem
If the baby mama suffers financially, emotionally, or mentally, it is her karma, not his concern.
She chose her path—she must now walk it alone.
Clause 4: Emotional Manipulation Will Be Ignored
If she cries, complains, or “just wants to talk,” she is wasting her breath.
The Tribal Chief responds only to logic, not emotions.
Clause 5: The Tribal Chief Does Not Entertain Relatives Who Advocate for Baby Mamas
Any family member who pushes her agenda is an enemy of The Tribal Chief’s kingdom.
Such relatives shall be shut down and educated on the Laws of Power.
CHAPTER 2: THE CHILD MANAGEMENT LAWS
Clause 6: Provision, Not Presence
The Tribal Chief does not need to “be there” for a child raised by a disrespectful mother.
He funds essentials on his terms, but his physical presence is earned, not demanded.
Clause 7: No Emotional Attachment to Offspring Raised by a Baby Mama.
The Tribal Chief does not chase a child poisoned against him.
If the child returns as an adult, they will be trained and tested for strength and wisdom.
Clause 8: The Mother Has No Say in Schooling or Spending
The Tribal Chief chooses the school and pays fees directly.
The mother never receives direct financial control—only strictly managed upkeep if necessary.
Clause 9: A Child’s Loyalty Determines Their Inheritance
A child who respects The Tribal Chief may receive his wisdom, wealth, and guidance.
A child who sides with the mother is cast into the wilderness.
Clause 10: No Feminine Nonsense (Birthdays, Emotional Holidays, etc.)
The Tribal Chief does not entertain useless celebrations.
If the child values such things, let the mother fund them.
CHAPTER 3: ENFORCEMENT & CONFLICT RESOLUTION
Clause 11: Silence Is Power
The Tribal Chief never argues with a baby mama.
His decisions are final, and no explanation is required.
Clause 12: DNA Test Before Any Acknowledgment
A child is not recognized as The Tribal Chief’s until a DNA test proves it beyond doubt.
Any attempt to assign false paternity shall be met with legal countermeasures.
Clause 13: If Paternity Fraud Is Discovered, The Child Is Disowned Immediately
Funding stops.
Contact ceases.
All past investment is considered a loss, and no more resources shall be wasted.
Clause 14: The Baby Mama’s Husband (If Any) Becomes the New Father Figure
If the baby mama remarries, her new man must carry her baggage.
The Tribal Chief owes them nothing.
Clause 15: The Child May Seek the Father at Maturity, Not Before
If they return at 18+, they will be judged on their mindset.
If they carry their mother’s entitlement, they shall be rejected.
CHAPTER 4: LEGACY & POWER
Clause 16: The Tribal Chief Builds for His Loyal Bloodline, Not Strays
His wealth is for his kingdom—not lost offspring raised by weak women.
Clause 17: The Baby Mama’s Legacy Ends with Her Choices
She has no claim over The Tribal Chief’s empire, his resources, or his protection.
Clause 18: The Future Belongs to the Strong
A child raised by a weak mother must prove themselves worthy before receiving anything from The Tribal Chief.
CONCLUSION: THE TRIBAL CHIEF MUST WIN
This Constitution ensures The Tribal Chief never loses. He operates from power, not emotion.
Any violation of these laws results in the exile of the offender from The Tribal Chief’s world.
The Bloodline Must Remain Strong.
The Kingdom Must Expand.
The Tribal Chief Must Win.
