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And I get up right away so I can get off that mofo ASAP
I miss JRepp, that is why I still bring him up.
Your turn to admit your obsession now.
Since she only thinks it's her child I wonder if she'll want his moneyLOGIALLY, I have no argument against what they are saying.
, "Because that is how we've always done it" would be the only response.
If we're being honest here.
Since she only thinks it's her child I wonder if she'll want his money
Yea but you still have to wait for the rows in front of you to exit before you can leave.
Occasionally you run into those you speak of that jump the rows in front of them. Hope you aren't one of those types.
Yea but how do you really fight it or have a valid comeback?"My Child because I carried it" seems like a really goofy argument IMHO.
For me its not a valid argument so much as a pair of logical fallacies.
A child is not "more" a Mother's or a Father's...at all.
A child "belongs" to both the Mother and Father equally (unless a court of law decides otherwise, but that's a separate topic).
I mean, I know that sounds like the "right" thing to say but based on how the world actually operates there is no way we can honestly deny Women "owning" (use whichever more politically correct word you want) a larger % of the children than men. It is NOT equal. 50%/50% by any stretch.
It's just a reality that we just have to face.
I hear exactly everything you are saying though.
You’re welcome and I hope it helps stop that unhealthy behavior.Thanks for the advice.
1. When men approach: "i get approached too much, let us enjoy our day"
2. When men don't approach: "what happened to old fashioned men that used to approach"
3. When men leave after she says no: "men give up too easy"
4. When men are persistent: "ugh men are too creepy, no means no"
5. When you suggest women do the approaching: "no that's the man's job"
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