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@HazelAppleyard I’m trying to get my head around “We have a breeding fetish but this is different from role play”. So her husband pretended to get the other woman pregnant before it happened for real? 🤔

Crazy

It doesn’t sound like she is “our girlfriend”, it sounds like he’s cheating on you with permission.

@jenfeb @Mr_Husky1 @cooltxchick How could a school enforce that?

@Mr_Husky1 @cooltxchick This is so sad. In my kids’ elementary school it was a strict policy that you invited ALL the classmates or a very select few. Like their 5 closest friends or everyone. It was a good policy and one your school should adopt. Don’t leave it to the parents.

“An Open Letter to the Parent Who Invited the Whole Class—Except My Son… Hi there, I know we don’t know each other well, but our children are in the same class. Recently, your child handed out birthday invitations to all 22 classmates—except my son, Sawyer. This wasn’t an oversight. It was a choice. And I want you to know—we don’t expect to be invited to every birthday party. When Sawyer had his party last year, we kept it small too. We understand that not every child can be included every time. But in this case, you chose to include everyone except him. And that’s what made it different. It wasn’t because he’s mean—he’s the happiest little boy you’ll ever meet. It wasn’t because he isn’t fun—his laughter is contagious. It wasn’t because your child and mine don’t get along—Sawyer talks about your child often, with excitement and kindness. The only reason is because my son has Down Syndrome. I don’t write this in anger. I write it because I believe this is an opportunity—for reflection, for growth, for understanding. Down Syndrome doesn’t mean you don’t want friends. It doesn’t mean you don’t have feelings. It doesn’t mean you don’t love birthday parties. People with Down Syndrome want the same things we all want—love, connection, belonging. Sometimes it takes a little patience to understand Sawyer’s words, but his laughter, his joy, and his love need no explanation at all. I’ll admit something honestly—I used to be like you. Before Sawyer, I didn’t understand. I was unsure, maybe even a little uncomfortable, because I didn’t know what to expect. But Sawyer changed that. He’s taught me more about joy, resilience, and unconditional love than I ever imagined possible. His siblings have grown up with a deeper sense of empathy and connection because they’ve learned that being different doesn’t mean being less. Maybe your child didn’t want him there. Maybe you weren’t sure how to handle it. But that’s where parenting matters most. This was a moment—a real, meaningful moment—to teach your child something powerful: That inclusion matters. That kindness matters. That leaving someone out because they’re different is never okay. It could have been a simple conversation. A small lesson. But one that could shape how your child sees others for the rest of their life. And I’ll be honest—I’ve reflected on my part too. I never introduced Sawyer to his class as “a child with Down Syndrome.” I’ve always just seen him as Sawyer. But maybe if I had taken the time to explain, to educate, to open that door for understanding, things might have been different. So yes, I’m hurt. But more than that, I’m hopeful. Because I believe you and I both want the same thing—for our children to grow up feeling loved, accepted, and included. For them to learn compassion. For them to never feel like they don’t belong. Please know—I’m not here to fight you. I’m here to talk, if you ever want to. I’m here to advocate, not just for my son, but for every child who deserves to be seen. Because every child deserves more than just a seat in the classroom. They deserve an invitation to belong.” Jennifer Kiss-Engele

@tmanhuge @berite305 @reddit_lies If they aren’t born, they won’t know any different.

@kateunspecified @berite305 @reddit_lies Even if the kid ends up in a group home until they’re 18. Do you really think they would have rather not been born?

"Consider not killing the baby" > Downvotes.

@Avarentusx @ManMilk2 Or he got conned. 😂

@kateunspecified @ManMilk2 The gestapo didn't have uniforms so this is fake

@thisissavvy1 @whatevs11 Why not?

@whatevs11 I love baked beans, but I would never put it on toast and call it a snack or a meal.

Beans on toast. I want to understand.

@sappholives83 “You will not refer to me. At all.” Your terms are acceptable.

“These ARE my pronouns. You will use them, or you will not refer to me. At all.” People like this are absolutely insufferable. No, I’m not going to go through ridiculous contortions of speech in order to prop up your enormous, fragile ego.

@halfpricedbuddy @reddit_lies Isn’t the world over populated enough without adding fifty million more?

@reddit_lies Approx 24.5 million millennials were aborted by boomers and 26 million Gen Z were aborted by Gen X. That’s 50 million working age adults. Imagine all the world class athletes, and brilliant minds that do not exist today all because having a baby just wasn’t convenient.

@berite305 @reddit_lies Adoption by who? How many kids have you adopted?

@reddit_lies no one ever considers the other A word...adoption

@Gargrove193158 @reddit_lies “Making a joke post for Reddit. It’s okay, Grandma said I could borrow some clothes.” Hopefully.

@reddit_lies “Gramps what the fuck are you doing in grandma’s dress?”

@bunnyums Regardless of what it is, why is it supposed to be a good thing? It’s just making an unnecessary mess.

“why does it matter” —it literally doesn’t, guys. go have fun with your partner!! squirt all over them!!! it’s magical, it’s iconic, we support it!! i just thought it was hilarious that some ppl didn’t know it contained pee xd

ppl not knowing that squirt is pee is frying me

@Aktivarum @mlduncan7 I know perfectly well what fanfiction is and where to find it. And being well written certainly IS part of the plan for many writers.

Thats not the kind I am talking about. What I am saying is that 50 shades of grey originally is Twilight fan fiction. The kind of porn where the author imagines sex between characters of a fictional frachise Normally you found this kind of stuff for free online. Being well written is rarely ever the plan.

I have never read that book. If you’ve read it (no judgment), is this 💩 really in the book?

@Aktivarum @mlduncan7 Are you not aware that well written porn exists?

@mlduncan7 Do you understand what KIND of book it is? It most likely is in the book because the book is porn.

@Sorelle_Arduino I absolutely believe that tattoos are a form of self harm for some people. Often the same people who cut their breasts off.

Straight woman gets gay slur tattooed on her body… Oh so progressive 🙄

@LeoDaVinciWave It doesn’t just look like a robot by coincidence, right? That was a deliberate design?

An Old Home Style Bar In Italy From 1960.

@DelusionPosting How about “idiot”? Is that one still okay?

@Eromosene3 @NoContextBrits The sauce looks nice, but why is there a rock in the middle?

@NoContextBrits This should have been there

What’s missing from this breakfast?

@DPrincess_Facts Who’s the one in the hat? New character?

The Disney Princesses as: Regally and canonically accurate vs. marketable assets. Which do you prefer?

@alejandragold42 @JenniferSey What’s authentic about it?

@JenniferSey The fact that you go out of your way to demean and ridicule a 21 year old young adult who’s a trans woman—who’s literally not bothering or harassing anyone, says more about you than anything else. I respect Vivian and am happy that she’s happy, living her authentic life.

A grown man in a little girl's bed, with little girl's linens, and frilly underwear of the type that go over a diaper, and wearing what a very small child would wear is just creepy and gross. How do they not see it?

@guideforlovers Over forties trying to be “cool” is a midlife crisis.

Went to a comedy show and got offended when the comedy was about her