@SpiritedSparr0w Now that I have three (two preschoolers and a toddler), I’m at peak chaos when we leave the house. But I’m also at peak dgaf, so it’s all a wash I guess.
@Lennyn10@Gavin_McInnes It is in the context of fertile years. If you are fertile from about 13 to 50, geriatric range would be 35-50. Geriatric in the general sense refers to the final quarter or so of life.
@HannahWardEdu Gentle parenting is for kids (and parents) with a very particular disposition in my experience. My children nor I have this disposition, unfortunately.
@kenzietuff I had friends who dressed like this and I had anime weirdo (no shade…I was one) friends who wore Hot Topic black hoodies and fingerless gloves. The anime weirdos were by far bitchier to me because I was SLIGHTLY more conventionally attractive than they were.
@missmayn Middle America was behind. This is exactly what we all wore in 2003-2008 in high school at least in CA. We called the girls in short skirts and Uggs “eski-hoes”… leggings as pants, yes, and also velvet pants with Juicy on the butt (I didn’t get into that though.)
@OliLondonTV This may be a random comment but check out how almost all the kids have plagiocephaly (flat head). Likely from lying on their backs unattended for hours. Possibly because their child-mothers had no idea how to care for them.
@Rach4Patriarchy I disagree. Only a woman would see a married man with kids she works with and think, “I could steal him.” She’s just an unfortunate-looking woman.
@hollowandhome The second one complained about how fussy and loud my baby was and made me feel horrible. I didn’t even stay 24 whole hours because I didn’t want to be around that kind of energy after giving birth.
@hollowandhome When I arrived at NICU, the head nurse was livid. “Baby girl, she made you walk all the way here??? Oh no, I’m calling her charge nurse to come get you when you’re done.” I had given birth 2 hrs before and had hypertension that ended up becoming postpartum preeclampsia.