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@audreystayshome I think most mums would be quite happy for their baby to sleep peacefully a few rooms away. Co sleeping is however the babies strong preference.

did you know some moms have no desire to co sleep whatsoever ? shocking, I know. they must be brainwashed by society. 🙄

@GadSaad The answer to this riddle is that there are no righteous men who will marry a nine year old. Also no loving fathers that would marry them off. Obviously.

This is happening in North Carolina. Carry on, nothing to see because you have a friend named Ahmad who is sweet.

@printf_meme_ If I get woken up in the middle of the night and it’s around 2 or 3am I unironically am quite excited there is so much of the night still to go.

@RestoreBritain_ @RupertLowe10 “We don’t care” appears to be Restore’s campaign slogan. I’ve certainly heard worse.

Restore Britain's policy of banning the burqa is not racist, and even if you think it is - we don't care.

@Timcast @RationalMale What is it that men have against talking to women exactly?

after elon makes the X regional filter can he also add a women filter

@kenzietuff “What if having children is my ambition? Check mate!”

Husband sent this and said “you on the right” 🥰

@Lilblackbabies Why would you do that?

Daddy was pissed😭

@hell_line0 Playing with dolls?

Even without the strongly suspected SA, the eldest has zero chance at a happy childhood due to becoming a caregiver when she should be out doing whatever young kids do.

@Stabby_Brutto_ @pelagiusreborn Why do you think that? Because to me it sounds like they’re being tortured with intrusive fears about their babies and are being super careful as a result.

@squiggle888 @pelagiusreborn That's not what's happening, these women aren't fearful for their children getting hurt. They hate them and have thoughts about killing their own child or inflicting pain on them. People like this shouldn't have kids and if they do they should be taken from them.

Women will justify being terrible people with some random bullshit like “postpartum intrusive thoughts”

@RusGarbageHuman Never mind “good with kids” men now have problems finding a spouse who isn’t in favour of killing them!

Boomer dad: "Why aren't you married with kids already?"

@Sargon_of_Akkad “Tiny island conquered the globe.” Nah, I’m fine with that.

Why would the conquerors have an inferiority complex?

@NoahRevoy Siblings can be wonderful actually. They don’t have to be competitors for their parents affection they can actually be best friends.

In the end, large families tend to be easier for the mother because she has lots of helpers and they provide children with more affection, physical closeness, and mental and emotional stimulation than small families.

@ItIsHoeMath @BecomingCritter Also every bell curve has a right tail. Those people enjoy living in a society where they are closer to the norm. However subsequent generations tend to revert to the mean.

@BecomingCritter Because they give degrees to blacks like they give Halloween candy to children

uh

You should never have a conversation about a spouse you wouldn’t have to their face and I very much doubt any of them would be talking like this if she was there. It is human nature to compare. So if your spouse is less good looking and you married them anyway you should be extra kind about this obviously raw spot.

That only holds if you operate with a loose and degenerate view of marriage. If the women you have dated are in the same social circle, they already know. Almost every single woman, when she dates a man, compares herself appearance-wise to the man's exes. This is basic human behavior.

Men do not always marry the most physically attractive woman they date. They marry the woman they like the most. Sometimes thats the same woman, sometimes not. Despite common narratives, wise men evaluate the whole person and the life they expect to have with her. Attraction may begin with appearance, but as many attractive women are not suitable for marriage it is simply not enough. It is entirely possible that the woman a man marries is the second, third, or even fourth most attractive woman he dated, yet he chooses her. He chooses her because of her other qualities combined. Maybe he could have done better looks wise. If that was all he cared about. His interest in her as a whole person does not diminish her. And he is attracted to her. That attraction is why he chose to date her in the first place. It may be unkind to dwell on the comparison, but it can still be the reality.

@NoahRevoy No, saying “it’s not an issue” is saying it’s not an issue. What he did was say she had other good qualities and that she was a downgrade from his ex and should lose weight. I’m not saying she’s handling it well but he didn’t help.

@squiggle888 His friends asked him a question. He said it wasn't an issue. It's not gossiping.

Men can be pragmatic about marriage. She makes him happy, and that is why he marries her. (I assume she is not repulsive, just average.) Is this ideal? Of course not. In an ideal world, everyone would be tall, healthy and beautiful. The reality is that most people are not very attractive, often because they do not take care of themselves. And yet many of those people still get married and live happily together. Does their spouse think they are beautiful? No. Their spouse is neither blind nor naive. They love them anyway. And sometimes, that is enough.

@BritishVoice101 @ABridgen This is like when people choose their lottery numbers because they “haven’t come up in a while” - that’s not how statistics works. Clustering is fine actually.

@ABridgen Well well! But Andrew, you must know by now that members of the jury are NOT chosen randomly. Many surveys have shown that the vast majority of people have NEVER been asked to serve on a jury and yet others have served several times. What does that tell you? They’re chosen

Rupert Lowe MP is ordered to do jury service despite being an MP. This could force him to be absent from the House of Commons for an unspecified period. The judges name is His Honour Judge Rupert Lowe the Resident Judge, Gloucester Crown Court ! You could not make this up !

@NoahRevoy The childish behaviour here is gossiping behind your wife’s back with another woman. Maybe he doesn’t think she’s that attractive. Maybe she knows that. He should not be discussing it with another woman at all.

@squiggle888 She said she knew she wasn't beautiful. Where's the surprise here? Her whole attitude is very childish.

@NoahRevoy I didn’t say he wasn’t attracted to her. I said he didn’t find her beautiful. I find it unlikely he successfully courted and married a woman without once calling her beautiful. Now she knows he wasn’t being honest.

@squiggle888 Never said he wasn't attracted to her. Everybody keeps reading that in when it's not there.

@newstart_2024 “It will be hard but you are stronger than you think and you, like countless generations before you will do fine and even thrive.”

Most marriages collapse 2 years after the first baby — because nobody warned them it would feel like climbing Everest in flip-flops with no map. Erica Komisar: If you tell couples “parenting is a gentle little hill,” they collapse when the real mountain hits. But if you say: “Expect exhaustion, no sleep, brutal hardship — but the view (joy, love) is worth it. We’ll train you,” they can survive it together. Lies about how “easy” or “magical” it is destroy relationships when reality arrives. The 2–3 year post-baby period is the highest-risk window for divorce — not because love dies, but because unrealistic expectations + sleep deprivation + zero preparation = emotional breakdown. Parents of young kids: What was the biggest “nobody warned me” shock after baby arrived? Or if you’re expecting — what are you most bracing for? Your honest stories 👇