I'm going to get flamed for this one... But I hate, no loathe, Christmas cards with kids/ family picture as the card! I have nothing against a nice wallet size pic sent in the card like our parents used to do. But as the card?? Nope! Christmas is about the birth of Jesus, not about your kid (sorry using your in a general sense), so please send me a card with a nice manger scene, or an angel, on it. Hell, I'll even take a Santa or a snowman or a wreath. But please, don't send me a Christmas card with your kid on the beach or any other stupid staged scene. To be honest, I throw those right in the trash. It comes across as very vain and egotistical IMO...
I absolutely hate getting my picture taken by a photographer. I'm really nothing interesting to look at for one, but it just doesn't feel right. And of course I have to on Saturday because we're doing some kind of Christmas/Pregnancy thing that a friend is doing (and completely over f*king charging for!). We didn't know what it was going to cost before my other half agreed to it and then an invoice showed up for $200. We've already decided this will be our donation for their adopting a kid from China thing, which btw is ridiculously beyond expensive.
I absolutely hate getting my picture taken by a photographer. I'm really nothing interesting to look at for one, but it just doesn't feel right. And of course I have to on Saturday because we're doing some kind of Christmas/Pregnancy thing that a friend is doing (and completely over f*king charging for!). We didn't know what it was going to cost before my other half agreed to it and then an invoice showed up for $200. We've already decided this will be our donation for their adopting a kid from China thing, which btw is ridiculously beyond expensive.
Is it $200 for a whole photo session with editing? If so, that's a steal if you ask me!
I don't like clothes shopping. I am like the most indecisive person ever. My entire wardrobe is pretty basic and I can deal with that (jeans, polo shirts, tshirts - I'm a programmer and we have a very lax dress code at work). So simply put, I need some better fitting clothes now and I keep putting it off bc I literally dislike it that much.
I am going this weekend finally though, maybe sooner if I can find time. I'm literally down to 2 pairs of pants and a handful of shirts and just getting uncomfortable.
I'll probably get flamed for this but I don't understand the appeal of cloth diapers. I can appreciate that they're cost efficient and better for the environment but I feel like I must be missing something.
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@yogahh what?!?! no!!!!!!!!! I'm too lazy for Christmas cards but I sure do fantasize about them after the LO is born. I can't wait to send their gorgeous lil baby face to as many people I can find who will give me their home address!
@yogahh what?!?! no!!!!!!!!! I'm too lazy for Christmas cards but I sure do fantasize about them after the LO is born. I can't wait to send their gorgeous lil baby face to as many people I can find who will give me their home address!
I love getting pictures of the babies... but not on the card.
And I agree with the cloth diapering. I dont get it. Do you have to scrap the pooh off before washing? It just sounds really foul.
LOL, there's a diaper sprayer that you can hook to the line from your toilet. It sprays out pressured water (think of a mini water pressure) and you spray the poop off over in the toilet. I enjoyed CD'ing but I probably won't do it with this baby. The amount of laundry was starting to get to me.
(Me) 30 & (DH) 32 {Together 11 years - Married 04.17.15}
I'm OVER the Red Starbucks cups. I'm tired of seeing articles of debate and photos showing up in my newsfeed. What else are we going to get offended about?
(Me) 30 & (DH) 32 {Together 11 years - Married 04.17.15}
I'm OVER the Red Starbucks cups. I'm tired of seeing articles of debate and photos showing up in my newsfeed. What else are we going to get offended about?
Yes! If you're worked up by a red cup not having snowflakes, you're way too privileged. Leave it alone, people. (And..yet, ironically, here we are talking about it.) : /
I don't like thanksgiving food. We go to 3 Thanksgiving meals each year, and I'm usually hungry at the end of the day.
Same. The only meat DH and I eat is fish and seafood and we're invited to several thanksgiving dinners every year. We're always stuck eating side dishes and we're lucky if we get that. One can only eat so much mashed potatoes, stuffing, and green bean casserole (since those are typically the only veg options anyone can think of) before it gets old. I told DH we need to do our own thanksgiving of foods we actually like the next day... Lol.
I'll probably get flamed for this but I don't understand the appeal of cloth diapers. I can appreciate that they're cost efficient and better for the environment but I feel like I must be missing something.
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I don't get it either! Potty training DD comes with enough poop for me to clean out of clothes.. I couldn't imagine doing that multiple times a day for 2+ years!
I'm OVER the Red Starbucks cups. I'm tired of seeing articles of debate and photos showing up in my newsfeed. What else are we going to get offended about?
Yes! If you're worked up by a red cup not having snowflakes, you're way too privileged. Leave it alone, people. (And..yet, ironically, here we are talking about it.) : /
I'm OVER the Red Starbucks cups. I'm tired of seeing articles of debate and photos showing up in my newsfeed. What else are we going to get offended about?
Are real people upset over it? I keep seeing articles online but I have yet to meet a real life person who is upset or boycotting Starbucks.
I did stop by one yesterday and they had Christmas decorations, their Christmas blend everywhere, and Christmas music playing, so...... I have a feeling the plain red cup was because they didn't feel like paying for a designer and manufacturing of special cups, ha.
Another one, I kind of hate my signature ticker. It's kind of stupid, right? I think I'm going to get rid of it.
Look at it, it's ginormous:
My UO is that I like mobile Bumping for this reason! On the off-chance that I actually use a computer, I get overwhelmed by all the tickers and siggy pictures. It just looks really cluttered to me.
Ok, this is sort of a spin-off on recent skull theory, Ramzi theory, nub theory posts, but I hope no individual gets offended (I don't want to be blocked!!)
I don't get the obsession with finding out the baby's sex. No, we are not Team Green, but I feel perfectly fine waiting until the 20wk anatomy scan to find out what this little nugget is packing (or not!). But every single person I talk to is desperate to know the sex of the baby. I was telling my mom that my NT scan went great, all my blood work looked good, my 24hr urine test went off without a hitch, but she was like "Oh, yeah, great...BUT do you know if it is a boy or girl?!" Seriously?! I just want to know that the baby and I are healthy, but apparently all anyone really cares about is my unborn child's genitalia. It just seems bizarre to me. I know for a lot of people it is a big deal, but I don't see how that would make that big of a difference in how I progress with pregnancy or even plan for the baby.
Ok, this is sort of a spin-off on recent skull theory, Ramzi theory, nub theory posts, but I hope no individual gets offended (I don't want to be blocked!!)
I don't get the obsession with finding out the baby's sex. No, we are not Team Green, but I feel perfectly fine waiting until the 20wk anatomy scan to find out what this little nugget is packing (or not!). But every single person I talk to is desperate to know the sex of the baby. I was telling my mom that my NT scan went great, all my blood work looked good, my 24hr urine test went off without a hitch, but she was like "Oh, yeah, great...BUT do you know if it is a boy or girl?!" Seriously?! I just want to know that the baby and I are healthy, but apparently all anyone really cares about is my unborn child's genitalia. It just seems bizarre to me. I know for a lot of people it is a big deal, but I don't see how that would make that big of a difference in how I progress with pregnancy or even plan for the baby.
@laurenmdrn16 YES. I'm so with you on that. Every time I see a Ramzi etc post I think, you're really THAT impatient that you can't wait a few more weeks?!? I'm excited to find out (hopefully) in a month or so, but I really don't care at all that I'm finding out at week 19 instead of week 14.
Ok, this is sort of a spin-off on recent skull theory, Ramzi theory, nub theory posts, but I hope no individual gets offended (I don't want to be blocked!!)
I don't get the obsession with finding out the baby's sex. No, we are not Team Green, but I feel perfectly fine waiting until the 20wk anatomy scan to find out what this little nugget is packing (or not!). But every single person I talk to is desperate to know the sex of the baby. I was telling my mom that my NT scan went great, all my blood work looked good, my 24hr urine test went off without a hitch, but she was like "Oh, yeah, great...BUT do you know if it is a boy or girl?!" Seriously?! I just want to know that the baby and I are healthy, but apparently all anyone really cares about is my unborn child's genitalia. It just seems bizarre to me. I know for a lot of people it is a big deal, but I don't see how that would make that big of a difference in how I progress with pregnancy or even plan for the baby.
I totally get where you're coming from and respect your maturity. Patience has never been my strong suit and I suck at surprises. I'm just so impatient to know everything I can about my LO and to start connecting with them as an individual (not saying that I'm special in this because obviously everyone wants that, I'm just a bit immaturely impatient I guess), their sex is one of the few things I can know before they're born and so I want to know it and I want to know it ASAP. If I could schedule an appointment to feel the baby move sooner I'd do that too! It's not about shopping for me, we won't have a nursery until we move which probably won't be until the LO is 7-10 months and I've got a lot of amazing hand me downs coming my way. Right now I think the biggest thing I'm looking forward to once we know is finally deciding on a name, or at least narrowing down our list.
@laurenmdrn16 I'm with you on that one. I would like to find out before Christmas if possible (though we will only be 18 weeks the day after Christmas so it's unlikely) but I feel like once we find out it will unleash a storm of "What names have you picked out?" "What is the nursery theme?" etc. So I'm ok with waiting a little longer...
@yogahh it makes me sad that you don't like family Christmas cards...we are getting our pictures taken with our dogs tomorrow and doing a pregnancy announcement! But I still think you're awesome! I just won't send you a card!
@nsouplynn I 1000% agree with you. Christmas is not about snowflakes, gifts, Rudolph or snowmen. Whoever the Christians are that got butt hurt about it need to sit down and re-evaluate life. Seriously.
I think it's absolutely horrible that our society thinks it's ok to open stores on Thanksgiving, make people spend time away from their families, all to make some money. Have we really gone that far deep that we can't allow people to have 24 hours away from work to enjoy their Thanksgiving holiday? Do you really NEED that gift at 6pm on Thanksgiving night or can you wait until the day after at 9am to get it? I understand wanting to save money (coming from someone who is obsessed with budgeting and finances) but even I would rather spend $10 on a gift than make someone spend time away from their family on Thanksgiving. Come on people.
@laurenmdrn16 I'm mostly with you on this too. My issue has more to do with the fact that some people are obsessed with having one over the other. Like if they don't have a boy or a girl their life is ruined. That drives me CRAZY! I don't think it's okay to ever be upset about what your child is or isn't. Be happy your child is healthy and get over yourself. Do I kind of hope I'm having a boy this time because I already have a girl? Sure! Will I be upset if I find out I'm having another girl? Heck no!
Like @NOLA520 said, I don't understand other people's obsession with what we're having. What difference does it make to anyone other than DH and I? No matter what we're having our families are going to love the baby unconditionally, so why get so worked up about it? This is why I also don't understand "gender reveal parties". Nobody cares as much about what we're having than DH and I. Everyone should just be happy regardless.
And like @LadySamLady said, I'm just being impatient to find out what we're having because I'm an impatient person by nature. I won't even start shopping immediately or pick out names, I just simply want to know because the not knowing drives me crazy! But I'm too cheap to pay for an elective ultrasound, so alas, I'm waiting until 20 weeks. Le sigh.
I'm going to get flamed for this one... But I hate, no loathe, Christmas cards with kids/ family picture as the card! I have nothing against a nice wallet size pic sent in the card like our parents used to do. But as the card?? Nope! Christmas is about the birth of Jesus, not about your kid (sorry using your in a general sense), so please send me a card with a nice manger scene, or an angel, on it. Hell, I'll even take a Santa or a snowman or a wreath. But please, don't send me a Christmas card with your kid on the beach or any other stupid staged scene. To be honest, I throw those right in the trash. It comes across as very vain and egotistical IMO...
Yup. Unpopular. lol. We do photo cards when I can afford it/find a great deal. The years we do, we get a lot "we really loved the card" and the years we don't, we get a lot of "I really missed the photo cards you usually do." A number of people I know keep all photo cards and throw out the regular ones.
As for the red cup issue, I am a Christian...and know not one Christian who is actually offended. I'm pretty convinced 1 or 2 people complained and it is all now media hype. And stupid. It's a cup. Big deal. My caramel macchiato (sp?) yesterday was still delicious.
Married: 1/2008 ~ DD#1: 3/2012 TTC #2: Started 4/2014 BFP 7/30/15 MC 8/3/15 BFP 9/4/2015 EDD 5/16/2016
To clarify and agree with @NOLA520 my major beef is when other people are more interested in "what" I am having than if we are healthy. It just seems weird that people don't want to see an US of his/her adorable little nose or cute clenched fists, but would be more than happy to see either a hamburger or hotdog. I guess since we already have names picked out it does make it easier since I go back and forth calling the baby either Luna or Toby, but usually settle on the neutral Nugget (though I have to be careful around my son since he just discovered the glorious food item that is chicken nuggets and instantly craves them at the mere mention). I also hate having to explain to people that, yes, I could've found out sooner, but we are so cash-strapped, that like @jessicab0627 said, there was no way I could justify spending even one cent on something that really doesn't affect my baby's health. If finding out meant that I could somehow do something different to help ensure my baby's well-being, I would shell out whatever it cost. But I couldn't justify it just to satisfy my curiosity.
Again, I mean no offense to anyone...you do whatever floats your boat!
I'm going to get flamed for this one... But I hate, no loathe, Christmas cards with kids/ family picture as the card! I have nothing against a nice wallet size pic sent in the card like our parents used to do. But as the card?? Nope! Christmas is about the birth of Jesus, not about your kid (sorry using your in a general sense), so please send me a card with a nice manger scene, or an angel, on it. Hell, I'll even take a Santa or a snowman or a wreath. But please, don't send me a Christmas card with your kid on the beach or any other stupid staged scene. To be honest, I throw those right in the trash. It comes across as very vain and egotistical IMO...
Yup. Unpopular. lol. We do photo cards when I can afford it/find a great deal. The years we do, we get a lot "we really loved the card" and the years we don't, we get a lot of "I really missed the photo cards you usually do." A number of people I know keep all photo cards and throw out the regular ones.
I KNOW!! I am the only one... but I feel like its my job to keep Hallmark in business
Yassssss @laurenmdrn16! Preach it. We recently told my sister in law that we were pregnant and she got upset that we weren't finding out the sex again with this pregnancy. Am I missing something?? How does it affect anyone else's lives if they know the sex of MY baby!?
My UO is that I don't mind seeing Christmas decor before Thanksgiving. I friggin' love the whole post-Halloween to New Year's stint. In fact, we put up our Christmas Tree yesterday since we have a lot going on this weekend, then we're flying cross country for Thanksgiving. It is so much work putting it up because I'm a total type-A perfectionist and must have the lights and decorations perfectly spaced on the tree, and it takes me hours. The sooner I get it up and don't have to worry about it anymore, the more time I have to enjoy it, and I will be happy to walk through the door after Thanksgiving and before a chaotic work week to see my twinkling tree already done.
Hate me all you want, but I'm too busy sipping my apple cider sitting by my Christmas tree. La-la-la-la, can't hear you.
I KNOW!! I am the only one... but I feel like its my job to keep Hallmark in business
Hahahaha!!! This year is regular cards with prints of a staged photo of DD inside with our letter (which is also a requirement. I'd love to not do that.)
Married: 1/2008 ~ DD#1: 3/2012 TTC #2: Started 4/2014 BFP 7/30/15 MC 8/3/15 BFP 9/4/2015 EDD 5/16/2016
I'll probably get flamed for this but I don't understand the appeal of cloth diapers. I can appreciate that they're cost efficient and better for the environment but I feel like I must be missing something.
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So saving money and the environment isn't enough so I'll add they are cuter than disposables too.
Honestly the money and environment are enough for me. I get that people think that CDing will lead to years of being elbow deep in poo but the sprayer takes care of the poo and you can even use flushable eco friendly liners if you don't want to deal with that. A friend tried convincing me and I wasn't sold but after doing a lot of research about how and why disposables are bad I've been on the CD bandwagon since a half year before TTC.
Ohhh @yogahh it's a good thing we aren't real life friends, cause I'm gonna cheese up to the max baby's first Christmas card! MATCHIN PJs for DH, Baby, me, AND our 2 labs, all in front of the Christmas tree!
On the baby sex thing, I'm looking forward to knowing so I can stop with the he/she/it PC-ness. So tedious. And start with the naming process.
See, Christmas is a holiday. Yes, it means "celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus" to some of you, but to the rest of us it means we get the day off of work and lots of good sales and no lines at the movie theaters and no wait at the Chinese take-out place. And yes, that we send out holiday cards letting folks know how we're doing and that we miss them.
So, hell yeah to the holiday cards that are just pictures! I don't need a snowman on my fridge, I need cute kids, adorable pets, good friends, and exotic locales on my fridge for the year!
And saying "Merry Christmas"? That's a problem now? So if I'm Jewish you don't want me to have a Merry holiday? Meh to you. If I wish you a Happy Hanukkah, I've just wished you eight happy days. I haven't assumed you're Jewish.
I sent my very first holiday card last year and you better believe my adorable kid was front and center. But before DS I threw away every single one with barely a glance.
Maybe it's regional but I find people in NYC say Happy Holidays, not Merry Christmas. But when I go back to my hometown literally 1.5 hrs away its Merry Christmas every single time.
My UO: I can't stand when people start eating before everyone has been served. Unless it's taking an unreasonable amount of time, it won't kill you to wait 2 minutes until everyone has their meal.
Oh and men that manspread deserve to be smacked. No, this couch in a public waiting room isn't meant for two of you, it's meant for four civilized people. So move your legs so I can sit down.
Maybe it's regional but I find people in NYC say Happy Holidays, not Merry Christmas. But when I go back to my hometown literally 1.5 hrs away its Merry Christmas every single time.
dshannah said before, I personally wouldn't be offended if someone wished me a happy holiday that I don't celebrate. I just think everyone is afraid of offending everyone. I am a "Merry Christmas" person but since moving to NYC I tend to go to "Happy Holidays". Everyone's feathers just get so ruffled anymore its easier just to use the general Happy Holidays than risk getting yelled at by some wacko because you said Merry Christmas or Happy Hanukkah.
Although I will say I would prefer any greeting over the crabby sales people during holiday shopping that just throw your purchase at you without a "Hi", "Bye", "Thanks", or seasonal greeting of their choosing!
@yogahh...I'll do you one better...Don't send me one at all. I have no where I want to put it and it ends up in the trash in a month anyways unless it falls off my already overcrowded fridge and one of the dogs tear it up.
Been married since 2009. Unicornuate Uterus (yes I menstruate glitter) Several MCs DD born 2013 (our miracle "you can't have babies" baby!)
I absolutely hate getting my picture taken by a photographer. I'm really nothing interesting to look at for one, but it just doesn't feel right. And of course I have to on Saturday because we're doing some kind of Christmas/Pregnancy thing that a friend is doing (and completely over f*king charging for!). We didn't know what it was going to cost before my other half agreed to it and then an invoice showed up for $200. We've already decided this will be our donation for their adopting a kid from China thing, which btw is ridiculously beyond expensive.
Is it $200 for a whole photo session with editing? If so, that's a steal if you ask me!
Shoo! Amen to that! My maternity pics are going to be $550! Which is $100 more than they were with DD.
Been married since 2009. Unicornuate Uterus (yes I menstruate glitter) Several MCs DD born 2013 (our miracle "you can't have babies" baby!)
@laurenmdrn16 I think it's insane people go to these "boutiques" and pay $200 for what they'll get in a few weeks. Do you know what $200 will buy you that you really actually need for baby?!
Been married since 2009. Unicornuate Uterus (yes I menstruate glitter) Several MCs DD born 2013 (our miracle "you can't have babies" baby!)
My UO to share for the week is I have an issue with religion. No, I don't hate on ( or judge ) people who are religious but I can't get on board. I was raised Armenian Orthodox (which is to say old school christian) and as I grew up I started to feel very brainwashed by it. Everyone in my family is Armenian Orthodox. It's just the way it is. You can't question it.
At around 11 years old I started to learn about Egyptians in school and I thought that their Gods sounded interesting. I loved learning about it but it got my thinking that they believed differently and I had never encountered anyone who didn't believe in Jesus. I asked about other religions in school and was told that there are people who don't believe the things I did. So of course I went to Sunday school and asked my teacher (who also happened to be my uncles wife) "What if we are wrong and someone else is right?" She looked me right in the eye and without hesitation said "That's the kind of talk that will send you straight to hell!" No explanation or anything. It was the very moment I started to think that the whole thing was a bit hinky.
Now here is the big strange kicker . . . I get REALLY annoyed to this day when people don't know what a religious day is actually about. DH's daughter had said something about hating when people use the "Keep calm carry on" poster for amusement without knowing its origin. This happened on Easter and so I said "Do you know why we have lamb every Easter or what the Easter eggs that you pass around are actually are meant to symbolize?" "That's not the same thing!" When recounting the conversation with DH I asked if he knew. He was raised religious. He said "Jesus Died on Easter." when I gave him an eye roll he said "I mean it's when he was born."
I think a religious upbringing has some value for sure but on the other hand I really don't want my kiddo going through the same sort of indoctrinated brain washing feeling I went through.
That turned out longer than I expected . . . Sorry for the wall of text. I guess this was weighing on me more than I thought!
My UO is that I don't understand the need to get a giant, gas guzzling SUV for any reason, including having kids. No. If you need that much room, you have too much stuff! Plus, the environment!!
Re: UO Thursday
I am going this weekend finally though, maybe sooner if I can find time. I'm literally down to 2 pairs of pants and a handful of shirts and just getting uncomfortable.
DS1: May 2016
DS2: Jan 2019
Baby #3 EDD: 6/18/24
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Look at it, it's ginormous:
I did stop by one yesterday and they had Christmas decorations, their Christmas blend everywhere, and Christmas music playing, so...... I have a feeling the plain red cup was because they didn't feel like paying for a designer and manufacturing of special cups, ha.
I totally get where you're coming from and respect your maturity. Patience has never been my strong suit and I suck at surprises. I'm just so impatient to know everything I can about my LO and to start connecting with them as an individual (not saying that I'm special in this because obviously everyone wants that, I'm just a bit immaturely impatient I guess), their sex is one of the few things I can know before they're born and so I want to know it and I want to know it ASAP. If I could schedule an appointment to feel the baby move sooner I'd do that too! It's not about shopping for me, we won't have a nursery until we move which probably won't be until the LO is 7-10 months and I've got a lot of amazing hand me downs coming my way. Right now I think the biggest thing I'm looking forward to once we know is finally deciding on a name, or at least narrowing down our list.
Like @NOLA520 said, I don't understand other people's obsession with what we're having. What difference does it make to anyone other than DH and I? No matter what we're having our families are going to love the baby unconditionally, so why get so worked up about it? This is why I also don't understand "gender reveal parties". Nobody cares as much about what we're having than DH and I. Everyone should just be happy regardless.
And like @LadySamLady said, I'm just being impatient to find out what we're having because I'm an impatient person by nature. I won't even start shopping immediately or pick out names, I just simply want to know because the not knowing drives me crazy! But I'm too cheap to pay for an elective ultrasound, so alas, I'm waiting until 20 weeks. Le sigh.
As for the red cup issue, I am a Christian...and know not one Christian who is actually offended. I'm pretty convinced 1 or 2 people complained and it is all now media hype. And stupid. It's a cup. Big deal. My caramel macchiato (sp?) yesterday was still delicious.
Married: 1/2008 ~ DD#1: 3/2012
TTC #2: Started 4/2014 BFP 7/30/15 MC 8/3/15 BFP 9/4/2015 EDD 5/16/2016
Hate me all you want, but I'm too busy sipping my apple cider sitting by my Christmas tree. La-la-la-la, can't hear you.
Married: 1/2008 ~ DD#1: 3/2012
TTC #2: Started 4/2014 BFP 7/30/15 MC 8/3/15 BFP 9/4/2015 EDD 5/16/2016
Honestly the money and environment are enough for me. I get that people think that CDing will lead to years of being elbow deep in poo but the sprayer takes care of the poo and you can even use flushable eco friendly liners if you don't want to deal with that. A friend tried convincing me and I wasn't sold but after doing a lot of research about how and why disposables are bad I've been on the CD bandwagon since a half year before TTC.
Not flaming anyone, just adding my 2 cents
On the baby sex thing, I'm looking forward to knowing so I can stop with the he/she/it PC-ness. So tedious. And start with the naming process.
Maybe it's regional but I find people in NYC say Happy Holidays, not Merry Christmas. But when I go back to my hometown literally 1.5 hrs away its Merry Christmas every single time.
My UO: I can't stand when people start eating before everyone has been served. Unless it's taking an unreasonable amount of time, it won't kill you to wait 2 minutes until everyone has their meal.
Oh and men that manspread deserve to be smacked. No, this couch in a public waiting room isn't meant for two of you, it's meant for four civilized people. So move your legs so I can sit down.
Been married since 2009.
Unicornuate Uterus (yes I menstruate glitter)
Several MCs
DD born 2013 (our miracle "you can't have babies" baby!)
Been married since 2009.
Unicornuate Uterus (yes I menstruate glitter)
Several MCs
DD born 2013 (our miracle "you can't have babies" baby!)
Been married since 2009.
Unicornuate Uterus (yes I menstruate glitter)
Several MCs
DD born 2013 (our miracle "you can't have babies" baby!)
DS: Born 5-17-16