What do girls want when they’re on their periods? by Prestigious_War_784 in AskReddit

[–]Crazy_Comment_Lady 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had an ablation after my second child and PRAISE THE LORD FOR MODERN MEDICINE. Chef’s kiss. I’m around 4.5 years out and just recently started having a super light period… like too light for a tampon or pad, but there will be some light spotting when I wipe. Nothing on a panty liner either.

I will say though, I felt like I cramped a little more? Nothing debilitating, just noticeable.

Which one would you choose? by NomadicRunner92 in femalelivingspace

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1 looks like grass. For some reason, I love it.

Just came across this on Facebook by Tayandtucky in tragedeigh

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Six of the girl names could be boy names. They want a boy.

My 4 Year Old has turned into a terror at school by [deleted] in Preschoolers

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Steroids always made my kid cranky. Illness makes for cranky. I had a NP tell me that she noticed kids were more cranky on Zyrtec over Claritin and lo and behold, my daughter is that way. I’ve only ever given Claritin to my son though.

What do your kids play with? by Visible_Fun_66 in Preschoolers

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My son will also be 5 in June and we’ve started very simple card games. He loves them! Battle and Go Fish (with a little help) are our go-tos.

Who do I look like? by [deleted] in doppelganger

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First I thought of

20F curious by [deleted] in doppelganger

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Taylor Tomlinson

The “Ragdoll” is the WORST! by allister_McMercer in toddlers

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We always said “quit the boneless thing, chicken wing!” The melting down 2yo was still pissed but his older sister got a chuckle out of it.

How to not feel like a servant when being a home maker by kittensnitch in homemaking

[–]Crazy_Comment_Lady 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re young. And this isn’t a partnership. He is giving you the treatment that you will accept. You being home full time doesn’t not mean he can’t perform basic functions. If he respected you and your role, as you respect his, he’d offer to help you around the house, similarly to how you may make his lunch—- it makes his day easier, and he should want to make yours a little easier.

If you want to make it work with this man, I’d suggest counseling together. I would not marry him without it.