They gave them some sleeping pills/syrup that is only available on prescription.They drugged them?! How have I never heard that?!
They gave them some sleeping pills/syrup that is only available on prescription.They drugged them?! How have I never heard that?!
That wasn’t prescribed to their children?They gave them some sleeping pills/syrup that is only available on prescription.
Well they are Dr's so imo at least it's rather unethicalThat wasn’t prescribed to their children?
Is having a kid not a hard road though? And realistically if you're going through IVF which is also a hard road with the potential of a lot of heartbreak and failure, then you want to have a child.My kids are autistic and so am I, most likely! Of course no one gets pregnant with the expectation of having a child with special needs. And of course there’s no guarantee that birthing your own child means your child is less likely to have a disability or SEN.
But that’s a false equivalence IMO.
The argument was that IVF is wrong because there are kids out there needing families. My view is that it isn’t fair on infertile couples to say “Just adopt! Just adopt!” because it’s a hard, hard road only for those who WANT to do it. Not for those who, through sheer bad luck, can’t conceive naturally.
Side note to this! It's so annoying when you see a really nice item of clothing on the rack and then you pull it out and it's got some Disney or Harry Potter tit on it.Primark Disney clothing, unless you’re under 7 or made ward of state.
you have duck all excuse to be wearing that tit,
in public or in bed.
Primark Disney Christmas decorations.
You should really just decorate your tree with petrol and a struck match.
Toyota with an inflated price tag- Maecan’t deal with the fact that people actually saddle their daughters with a name like Lexus. They’re Toyota’s with an inflated price tag,
I’d gift that to someone I detest, with a Minnie Mouse plastic primark WASH BAGAlso clothes with cringe slogans like "sprinkle kindness like confetti" which is an actual top I saw earlier
Tbh it's a different love for your own child it's only those that are parents will understand it .I often hear people say they're put off having kids by their experience of looking after family/friends kids but your own child is different you don't have the same emotional attachment that you do to others kids.I love my nieces and nephews but not in the way I love my kids it takes a special kind of person to raise anothers child .Is having a kid not a hard road though? And realistically if you're going through IVF which is also a hard road with the potential of a lot of heartbreak and failure, then you want to have a child.
I just don't think it matters whether the child is yours biologically or not. A child is a child and every child comes with their own individual needs whether you created them or acquired them. If you have your own kids, get custody of your nieces and nephews, grandkids, the neighbours kids, adopt a kid, that kid is still reliant on you to love and take care of them and meet their needs. All kids have emotional needs. I just don't think it makes a difference if they came from you or not. Like I said, maybe I'm harsh, maybe I don't understand. I am happy to be wrong
Even worse if it’s spelled “Mai”.Anyone who adds “mae” to their daughters names needs to be pelted with balls of tit.
We had one of those in the family, she'd send everyone a letter at Christmas, bragging about her holidays, her new car, her kid getting a good school report, etc, etc. Then her husband got arrested and charged with a historic sex offence. She went a bit quiet after that!We have a family member who would send a letter each year as an ‘update’ (bragging) about their family. At first my mum thought it was a nice idea. Now, when she receives it, we do a three way (with my brother) call and take the absolute piss out of it. Honestly, no one gives a tit, especially not your extended family.
Hope he wasn’t a cannibal as well.We had one of those in the family, she'd send everyone a letter at Christmas, bragging about her holidays, her new car, her kid getting a good school report, etc, etc. Then her husband got arrested and charged with a historic sex offence. She went a bit quiet after that!
I think this is most offensive thing I've ever seen.Those stupid wall stickers are tacky and make your house look stupid.
I’m feeling particularly bitter about this one as I spent hours dangling off the banisters of our stairs, peeling off this sticker that the previous owners had stuck on the wall. WHY?! View attachment 858070
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I don't think IVF or surrogacy should exist, especially not while so many kids are in foster care, children's homes and orphanages around the world.
There was a woman on the news tonight saying she is sharing her story about her fertility struggles because she wants to bring awareness of fertility struggles, the effects on a family and for people to stop saying she's selfish for wanting another baby while she already has a child. They've paid £14,000 for another unsuccessful round of IVF after trying for 8 years. She has a little girl already who's 9/10. She's saying how her kid cries cause she wants a sibling and she drops her kid off at schools and comes home and cries cause she so desperately wants another child and it's like... well with respect, could you not adopt a child? With the money you've spent on IVF you could have given your kid and a child, who will likely spend their whole life in foster care, a fantastic life. I know the adoption process isn't easy but neither is IVF. Maybe I'm harsh idk.
sell the bleeping house the ghost of this chavvy sticker will never leaveThose stupid wall stickers are tacky and make your house look stupid.
I’m feeling particularly bitter about this one as I spent hours dangling off the banisters of our stairs, peeling off this sticker that the previous owners had stuck on the wall. WHY?! View attachment 858070
it would haunt me I’d blast the bleeping wall offI think this is most offensive thing I've ever seen.
I think what's insulting about the annual Christmas bragging letter is that it is generally a typed thing that presumably gets enclosed in every single extended family Christmas card! If you care enough to actually write a letter specifically to someone fair enough but don't give your family a mass produced mail out.We have a family member who would send a letter each year as an ‘update’ (bragging) about their family. At first my mum thought it was a nice idea. Now, when she receives it, we do a three way (with my brother) call and take the absolute piss out of it. Honestly, no one gives a tit, especially not your extended family.