Three things my 2 year old child has experienced that I had not
1. Transported by an ambulance
2. Broken bone
And now 3. Stung by a bee
Talk about accident prone...
Wanna make a petty comment on someone’s post but it involves their child so I don’t even think I should mention it!!!!! (Obviously nothing bad about the kid and everything bad about the mother)
@nbrewsterr My neighbors.... this is about a Pomeranian and then another one lets their chihuahua run around m... like these r small dogs! We live near two main roads! Just don’t wanna see one of them laying on the side of the road one day...
If ur dog is constantly escaping and gets put in danger of being killed because of your incompetence, I rlly hope someone picks that dog up one day and doesn’t return it, bc that dog deserves so much better than u.
I knew I had a few trump supporters on my fb but I’m rlly shocked at how many r choosing to rlly come out now... like bro he lost, why are u admitting to how big of a pos u r now that he’s gunna b out of office?
Ive never eaten a pupasa before in my life but td i passed a Salvadorian food truck and saw they sell pupusas and i have not stopped thinking about trying them all day... making ryan go there tmrrw... hope i like them
@Sleepy_Reader @S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit It is if he wants to support his child and their mother. This will add immense stress on their relationship, that having a baby already creates. If he wants this relationship, that would be the logical next step. Even if its only for a few months to a yr.
@S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit You are rlly hellbent on making the pregnant woman the villian here, when as far as i can see she isnt the one pushing moving in. He is asking for opinions bc his own family and friends r criticizing him.
@S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit Who said anything about financial support? U have no idea what either of their situations are. The mother may be more financially stable than him for all you know. This is about amount of emotional support he will provide. Even if he works until nine he could help w night feeding
@S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit This has strayed from initial argument of OP not taking adequate responsiblity to his signigicant other, to your real world scenerio of someone you know co-parenting a toddler. My opinion still stands. Take care.
@S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit I knew a couple who tried coparenting from the minute the baby came home. They did it, but he also stayed at her house 5 nights of the week, and there was still jealousy over the two nights he got to sleep without a crying baby.
@S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit I mean, she isnt forcing him to do anything. Is it still an asshole move? Yea. If having a baby doesnt make him feel ready to move forward in the relationship, hes never going to be and this relationship isnt going to last. Which is fine. But to not admit that is an asshole move.
@S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit Live together for the first year, or at least 6 months where there is a chance the baby is sleeping through the night, and go from there.
@S_Rose1337 @zed5152@Krazyokami@such_hockey_wow@AITA_reddit If the mother is breastfeeding and doesnt want to use a bottle, he could help with changing diapers during the night, or bring the baby too and from the bassinet. If they end up working out a complete 50/50 deal thats great for them, but the best solution would b