Another example of his casual misogyny, "she had to marry me cos I got her pregnant" fuck OFF it isn't 1953.. "I bought her shitty but HILARIOUS gifts cos I'm such a fun guy, woman and handbags ey lads?!"
I totally get what you're saying about the article
@heretoreaditall2019 i had my first when I was 20 (very much unplanned but also incredibly loved) and it was tough when all my friends were living a completely different life to me and sometimes felt like I was missing out on girls hols etc but I wouldn't have traded my life for the world despite pretty bad PND. And my eldest knows he was a loved surprise, and I think parents have the right to tell their child about their journey with them in whatever way they feel is suitable to them and it's a very personal thing. It would worry me that my kid would read that before they were ready to properly understand or were in the right place to hear that kind of thing. I do feel for her that she feels as though she missed out and understand if she would feel like she wants to 'make up' for a youth cut short (I certainly plan to make the most of my 40s
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) but she still does have very young children who need her to be present and available to her, this isn't their fault! And maybe she should think about how she made other young mums in the position she was, minus being bankrolled by rich parents, feel when she was promoting her boujie baby essentials...