Do people think before talking?
Old lady: when is your baby due? (um, she knows i'm having twins...)
Me: Babies, and they should be here in September
Old lady: So are they boy/girl, 2 boys, 2 girls?
Me: 2 more girls
Old lady: Well then I guess you'll just need to keep trying until you can get a boy then.
Me: Um, No. I'm thankful for my 3 girls, thank you very much: .
Old lady: (insert story about how her sister kept going until 6 kids to get her boy and I should too blah blah blah blah)
Me: That's nice. No. Good bye.
WTF is wrong with 3 GIRLS???????
I have friends that can't have ANY kids and would give their left arm to have 3 girls. Or 1 girl, it doesn't matter. It's just so annoying. These are my kids after all, why wouldn't I be anything but thankful, girls or boys?
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I think there is nothing wrong with having 3 girls
Get used to it though... I still hear those comments!
how did you get used to it???
I find myself getting more irritated by it. and more outspoken. i try not to be rude, but i blurt out things in response. thankfully what comes out isn't as bad as what I really want to say!
After 2 years, Injects, PCOS diagnosis and 2 IUI's, we were blessed with our beautiful twin girls!
Baby Girl #3!
People are so rude and thoughtless. I think 3 girls (or 3 boys for that matter) is truly a blessing. I don't know people think a family is complete only when they have both sexes. It's such immature thinking.
When we brought the girls home from the hospital, I was recording my DH carrying them from the van to the house. My neighbor came over to me to watch. While recording this, she said, "It's too bad you didn't have a boy and a girl, then you could have been done." WTF! Seriously, I'm recording this precious once in a lifetime moment and you ruin it with your ignorant comment that my girls will one day hear. I was LIVID!
"I have four children. Two are adopted. I forget which two. -Bob Constantine
"All for Love,' a Saviour prayed 'Abba Father have Your way. Though they know not what they do...Let the Cross draw men to You...."
IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW!!!!!
how timely it is that a friend posted this on facebook.
https://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20110624/sc_livescience/americanslikebabyboysbest
now I get why people feel entitled to pity my poor husband for having to suffer through 3 daughters and 0 sons. i really let DH down (or he let himself down...lol).
my newest goal is to come up with something pointed to say in response that will be so sweet and sharp that it will stop people who say anything negative about 3 girls in their tracks.
I do agree with you some of the time. I think some are making small talk or think they're funny ("oh 3 girls! wait till they're teenagers" or "wow lots of estrogen in your house").. those i fake-laugh off
some cross the line when they push and push about the "poooor husband" b.s. and today was bad b/c she proceded to go on and on about me needing to have a boy after I said I was happy with 3 girls. she's sort of rude in general though. it's these situations that really get me riled up.
"Just keep swimming, just keep swimming..."
were on team green but oncemost here we are pregnant with two thy say well at least you'll be done with it ... as if we should only have 2 kids.. or they say well hopefully you will have a boy and girl and then be done .... we are two moms so no we may not be done ...
so aggravating
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what is team green?
Team Green means you are not finding out the gender of the babies until they are born!
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People ask me all the time what combination I "want." I just say, "we will just be happy if they are healthy" and they always look a bit confused, and say, "boy/girl would be nice, then you'd be done." Some people just drop it at "healthy" but some people do like to push. I just don't say anything, and the silence gets awkward.
Other people give me "advice" on which sex to "get" - someone told me in the bathroom at work the other day that boys are easier, so I should hope for those. I'm nearly 20 weeks pregnant - they are what they are, regardless of whether I know about it or not.
It's the comments you guys are all posting about that make me want to not tell people what the sexes are when we do find out. No one will put up with that in my family (my sister is already guilting me, telling me that she needs to know what baby clothes to send to me, since she really doesn't want to give them to people where she lives), so it's just a day dream. I think I'd like to keep it between myself and my husband for a few days, but I suspect it'll end up being a few hours (he won't be able to contain himself - and quite possibly, I won't either).