Podcast host tells single moms to leave kids for new partners

“Kung ako talaga magde-date ng single mom, gusto ko talaga iwanan ang bata para sa ‘kin,” 8th Asset said in a circulating clip.

The podcast is cohosted by Josh On Point and Sadao.

When asked what would happen to the child, 8th Asset suggested leaving the child with relatives, or having the mother temporarily distance herself from the child if she wanted to pursue a relationship with him.

“Ibigay niyo sa mga kamag-anak niya. Kung sino man or dalawa ang case sa akin, either kalimutan mo muna yung anak mo for a while or kung gusto mo dito ‘yan, kalimutan nila ‘yong anak nila kung magpapakatatay ako dyan,” he said.

He also said he would limit the biological father’s involvement, rejecting the idea of co-parenting.

“Mag one-way tayo. Walang co-parenting. Hindi naman sa bawal pero lilimitahan ko talaga ‘yan,” he added.

Another host, Josh On Point, agreed, saying he would not want his partner to maintain contact with her ex, arguing that doing so could indicate lingering feelings or even lead to infidelity.

“Kung single mom siya, either iwan mo siya o ibalik mo ‘yan sa tatay niya dati,” another remark went.

The comments drew criticism from netizens, including one who shared their experience of being passed between parents and relatives.

“Ano ba akala n’yo sa bata? Pwede n’yo pagpasahan kung saan convenient sa inyo? Pwede ba itatak n’yo sa mga kokote n’yo na walang return policy sa mga anak,” the commenter wrote.

Another netizen argued that children should never be treated as obstacles to a parent’s new relationship.

“‘Di sila baggage na pwedeng iwan kapag may bagong taong dumating sa buhay ninyo. Your children should always come first,” the commenter said.

Others questioned the podcast’s influence, with one criticizing the show’s content: “Ito yung podcast na wala kang matututunan sa buhay mo, tuturuan ka lang maging demonyo sa mundo.”

The Anti Supot Podcast, also known as Anti Supot Social Club, features creators Sadao, Josh On Point, and 8th Asset in discussions about relationships, pop culture, and social dynamics.