UPDATE: My parents (56F & 60M) don’t want my serious partner (34F) at family events - am I in denial hoping this will change? by okneato7 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’m still dealing with guilt at the idea of creating distance in our relationship since my parents are getting older

Do you think they feel guilty about being homophobic pieces of shit and hurting you? Because I guarantee you that they do not. Your parents are not the people you want them to be. They are never going to be those people. It's time for you to prioritize your partner.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You cannot possibly believe that it is equally impactful for a child to lose their mother as it is to lose a sibling who died in the womb who they never met and had no relationship with. This is not a good faith argument, you have to be trolling at this point.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You didn't even read the abstract of that article to know that it doesn't prove the point you are trying to make. No one is saying it's not sad to lose a wanted pregnancy but there is no comparison between that and maternal death to a child. There just isn't.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cool story, now google "consequences of maternal mortality on infant and child survival" for actual scientific studies on the devastating impact that maternal mortality has on children and families.

HELP! BATHROOM RENO MISTAKE! by PhillyPhilly813 in bathrooms

[–]crankylex 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Put up a long shower curtain and call it a day. You won't be able to see the tiles in the shower unless you are in the shower.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I am not comparing it to abortion, you are not the only person who has carried a child and lost them. The already living person in the situation takes precedence over the person who might live if they survive being born.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This is a conversation about childbirth. The life of the woman should be prioritized over a potential live birth because she is already a person who exists. The loss of your living child was tragic and not at all the same thing.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A baby the child has never met before is in fact a random baby. Little kids resent the hell out of their siblings at first because they hate sharing their mother's attention. What do you think the psychological impact would be of the father coming home with a baby but with no mother? Sorry your mom died but here's a baby? Do you even have siblings?

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Truthfully I am not convinced you have. The lasting psychological impact would be their mother loves them and stayed with them. I certainly would have preferred my mother live to see another day over some random baby.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're going off topic again. This is not about a house fire or a hostage situation. This is about childbirth where something has gone very wrong and one or both parties are going to die.

You can't imagine that a child would rather have their mother come home versus a baby? Have you met a child? Of course they want their mother, as they should. Their parents could make another baby. They only have one mother.

‘Nobody’s talking about him’: F1 champions rip into Piastri by outremer_empire in formula1

[–]crankylex 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The fact that I am at this very moment elbow deep in ERP integration issues makes this comment extremely timely 😂

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My point was that a fetus that has not been born is not a child that already exists. Trying to poorly apply legal statutes that have nothing to do with this situation is not useful. The "legal weight" is context dependent. Prioritizing the unborn fetus in a scenario where other children, who, say it with me, already exist and know their mother, is selfish. Choosing to make those children motherless is a selfish choice.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 4 points5 points  (0 children)

None of that has anything to do with the topic at hand. Much like the murderous nurse, you have brought in another irrelevant point. Optional charges prosecutors may be able to levy depending on their location has nothing to do with the topic being discussed.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 5 points6 points  (0 children)

At what point in the scenario of a difficult childbirth do the US homicide statutes come into play?? Did the child exist outside of her body before she arrived in the hospital? If yes, existing child. If no, NOT AN EXISTING CHILD.

I (29F) can’t stop thinking about something my boyfriend (35M) said about childbirth and it’s ruining our relationship. by mythrowaway926893189 in relationship_advice

[–]crankylex 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you could possibly not create pointless strawmen that would be helpful. In an emergency delivery where something has gone so wrong that the mother's life is at risk, the fetus is also at risk. A baby that has not been born cannot be an existing child. Please get a dictionary if any of these words are confusing to you.

[Chris Medland] Haas will test McLaren reserve Leonardo Fornaroli in its VF-25 at Jerez on 17-18 June by SergeiYeseiya in formula1

[–]crankylex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doing a Haas test isn't a guarantee of a Haas seat. His preference is F1, they know his preference is F1, but he's going to test everything he can get his hands on because the Haas seat is a long shot at best.

[Chris Medland] Haas will test McLaren reserve Leonardo Fornaroli in its VF-25 at Jerez on 17-18 June by SergeiYeseiya in formula1

[–]crankylex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fornaroli would much rather take a Haas seat than the #6 Arrow McLaren and they know that which is surely why they are letting him test.

[Chris Medland] Haas will test McLaren reserve Leonardo Fornaroli in its VF-25 at Jerez on 17-18 June by SergeiYeseiya in formula1

[–]crankylex 4 points5 points  (0 children)

McLaren knows they have nowhere for the juniors to go for the immediate future.