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GiggleBee

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He did have a tongue tie snipped when he was younger, she didn’t go into lots of detail bout it- I think they paid to go private for it so maybe we didn’t hear much about it as it wasn’t #kindlygifted
Stupid question but are they always successful? Like can it reattach? Or not fully detach?
 
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freya

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My dad’s side of the family call their mums mam. Far north, UK. I’m from deepest south and it’s mum.
 
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GiggleBee

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What time do we think she'll get back tonight? Considering she was still at a park 5 hours ago and she has to fly back and then drive the two hours from the airport to home.
 
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PinkFigs

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Pretty sure she’s still a stay at home mum, but her husband probably does. They’ve lived in a few different countries and now back in Aberdeen, probably why Sarah’s obsessed with her - she has her dream life!
Ah yes I think I initially followed her when they were in Australia
 
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Perhaps she’s realised the mega cringe her offspring face as she insists on being mama and dada, so is trying to drop a vowel so they can be slightly less cringe?

It’s not, cos it’s as much a vomit inducing affectation as mama and dada.
Haha see I see mam as Scot’s slang so I think it’s endearing but onyl when used authentically like “ffs mam gimme peace” not forced by some kilted wanna be outlander extra
 
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