UO Thursday

lil_shocker

I try not to shop at Kohl's. I am so annoyed with their pricing games taking advantage of shoppers who don't know better. It isn't respectful of the consumer.

Sames goes for other stores that do the same thing. I would rather pay a fair full price than get a sale on an outrageously overpriced item.

Maelara

hjenni said:

Maelara said:

flutterbuggie said:

KMW08 said:

My UO and it'll probably happen to me, doesn't mean I don't hate it though. I strongly dislike it when people give their kids names but use a nickname. If you know you're going by the NN why not just use that? An example: Allison but plan on calling her Ali. Why not just do ally/ali to begin with? The my scenario *ugh* I also dislike it when the kid goes by the middle name. Just give them that as a first name. If we have a boy chances are this is going to happen to me & I hate it. The only exceptions I have on these are if it's a passed down as a sr/jr I/II//III thing.

I was just having this conversation with someone today!  I totally agree.  If you know you are going to call the child by the nickname.. just name it the freaking nickname!

I respectfully disagree with both of you! Our DD goes by her nickname (for now) but it's very cutesy and in my opinion, not a name for a professional adult. Can you imagine a lawyer by the name Tali? I can't. So we gave her a grown up name so she can go by that in her professional life if she chooses. Plus my husband came up with Tali from a video game, bonus points if you know which!

@Maelara Mass Effect. It's one of my husbands favorites lol.

Yes! My DH loves it too

All you porn ladies... You make me proud when I was pregnant last time my boobs didnt get bigger but they got fuller, so I did some boob pics for my DH. He didnt save them though (it was on his phone) because he didnt want anyone else seeing them. He has one particular friend that is obsessed with my boobs. Who knows why, they aren't big or anything.

RedBirdFly

Oh! Here's another dirty UO.

While I don't want DH to actually share me, I wouldn't mind him sharing videos/pictures with his friends. It really turns me on.

Kimcraig14

emoxymoose said:

I think belly bands are the worst, they never stay put and either the unzipped/buttoned portion of my pants is either digging into me or making a frumpy looking bump under my clothes. Maternity pants with the panel are way more comfy.

People that NEVER post or comment and then come out every week for HDBD really get on my nerves, I always avoid that thread like the plague every week because it irks me. 

Agree - I hate the belly bands!!! So uncomfortable and I felt like I was spending 10 minutes fixing it after I peed which basically meant I was in the bathroom like 30 minutes every hour.

cindyNmark2010

KMW08 said:

My UO and it'll probably happen to me, doesn't mean I don't hate it though. I strongly dislike it when people give their kids names but use a nickname. If you know you're going by the NN why not just use that? An example: Allison but plan on calling her Ali. Why not just do ally/ali to begin with? The my scenario *ugh* I also dislike it when the kid goes by the middle name. Just give them that as a first name. If we have a boy chances are this is going to happen to me & I hate it. The only exceptions I have on these are if it's a passed down as a sr/jr I/II//III

My birth name is Cindy and I have always been asked what it's short for.....I always wished my parents named me Cynthia. 

kjmommy1214

cindyNmark2010 said:

KMW08 said:

My UO and it'll probably happen to me, doesn't mean I don't hate it though.

I strongly dislike it when people give their kids names but use a nickname. If you know you're going by the NN why not just use that? An example: Allison but plan on calling her Ali. Why not just do ally/ali to begin with?

The my scenario *ugh* I also dislike it when the kid goes by the middle name. Just give them that as a first name. If we have a boy chances are this is going to happen to me & I hate it.

The only exceptions I have on these are if it's a passed down as a sr/jr I/II//III

My birth name is Cindy and I have always been asked what it's short for.....I always wished my parents named me Cynthia. 


This made me giggle. My mom was the exact opposite. Her name was NOT Cynthia, and you got a earful for it.

phdprocrastinator

I'm not sure how well pregnancy porn would sell.  I'm sure there's a market for it, but I can only imagine if DH and I tried to make one...

Scene: DH comes into room as I am getting ready for bed.  He suggests getting busy.  I look at the clock and sigh.

Me: Oh, ok, I guess we have some time... I'm just so tired, and I need to wake up early, so this can't last too long.

Him: Really?! Great (excited because he had assumed I'd just say no)

Me: taking off clothes.  Leave bra on.  Bra is not sexy - it's utilitarian and serves the purpose of protecting my sensitive boobs.  I remind DH: "My boobs hurt, you can't touch."

--short foreplay where I struggle to keep my eyes open--

--woman on top action, but only because my stomach hurts if he's on top--

--finish--

End scene: I rush to the bathroom to clean up while DH afterglows.  Immediately put on flannel pajamas, brush teeth, and go to bed.

Sexy time.

Nfranco973

KMW08 said:

Nfranco973 said:

I totally hate the Babymama, Baby moms, Baby Father and Babydaddy reference.. Ugh! I told DH I betta not ever be referred to as your "Babymoms" lol .. I think it's ratchetttt!!!

I don't know that I can take this seriously now because of the bolded. I totally feel like baby mama is more appropriate for somebody who uses vernacular such as ratchet.

ETA: wording. Sentences are hard.

Girl bye..
:P