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post 1688048013 08-09-2023, 09:21 AM
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Best feeling in the world was becoming a father to my boys.

I cried, my hands were shaking so much.

Oh and I always changed into my favorite golf polo when both the kids were born to make a good impression lol
Truth is out there
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
It is a woman - a 6 in her age group (early 50s). Bitterly divorced, but acknowledges that happily married + kid is "highest status" (her words).

She came to this thread to seethe - she has posted dozens of times that I'm on her ignore list, but she couldn't help showing us ITT just how hard her ego was damaged by the thread title alone.
Theres zero evidence of that brah, it's Elterrible
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Originally Posted By cobhc
Fuarkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk, congratulations my bro!
Thanks breh. What a feeling
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Originally Posted By Barteh
Thanks! Second one that is born alive, now I have a little daughter and little boy. We're good for now with two.
Since you phrased it that way - did your wife miscarry? As we went through this journey we met so many people who had miscarriages / stillbirths / horror stories in the U.S hospital system, etc. Congrats on your two!
Originally Posted By leoaa777
Congrats brah, it’s an amazing feeling.
Yeah man it is. All the ups and 'downs' too - I can get what Muzzl said earlier in the thread that this early period wasn't great for him. It is hard on moms since the baby has such a strong, necessary link to them.
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Originally Posted By wildchild11
congrats
Thanks breh. Taking it day by day - what a wild ride.
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Since you phrased it that way - did your wife miscarry? As we went through this journey we met so many people who had miscarriages / stillbirths / horror stories in the U.S hospital system, etc. Congrats on your two!



Yeah man it is. All the ups and 'downs' too - I can get what Muzzl said earlier in the thread that this early period wasn't great for him. It is hard on moms since the baby has such a strong, necessary link to them.
Yes we lost our first son during the third trimester of the pregnancy. Happy now with what we have though. Obviously we'll never forget but it's useless to keep lingering on it.
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Originally Posted By Barteh
Yes we lost our first son during the third trimester of the pregnancy. Happy now with what we have though. Obviously we'll never forget but it's useless to keep lingering on it.
Sorry to hear that man, truly. But you're right - you have two, and they are remarkably sensitive to tonality / emotion from birth, or at least my daughter is.
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Sorry to hear that man, truly. But you're right - you have two, and they are remarkably sensitive to tonality / emotion from birth, or at least my daughter is.
It's insane how little kids try to mimmick everything they see other people do. My little girl just fell asleep last night holding her doll on top of her chest because she sees her mum doing that with our newborn. And whenever we're changing diapers of the newborn she starts taking off the pants of her doll. It's really cute to see.

If you guys ever played music when your wife was pregnant you might even notice that your little one will recognize certain songs and enjoy them. That's what we experienced at least.
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Originally Posted By Barteh
It's insane how little kids try to mimmick everything they see other people do. My little girl just fell asleep last night holding her doll on top of her chest because she sees her mum doing that with our newborn. And whenever we're changing diapers of the newborn she starts taking off the pants of her doll. It's really cute to see.

If you guys ever played music when your wife was pregnant you might even notice that your little one will recognize certain songs and enjoy them. That's what we experienced at least.
She recognizes tunes - I used to sing a song with my face against the tummy for the last 3 months of pregnancy.

Now when I sing it her eyes go wide and a little smile forms. She even "laughed" yesterday if you can believe it when wifey and I burst out laughing.

It is pretty crazy, srs.
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Originally Posted By katya422
Baby smiles are tough to beat.
My wife woke me up with breakfast this morning, holding the little one in her arms. She sits near me and says "Look who is waking up, look, it's papa" and when I come close (apparently they can only really discern around 6 inches away this early?) the smile spreads across her face and she "laughs" which sounds like a cough while she's smiling, lol.

Dang man. The feels.
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Originally Posted By WishIWasJawBrah
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Originally Posted By Dogkrack
Low income Cope
Not a good look. If you're going to have sex (doubtful), wear a beekeeper outfit.
post 1688288823 08-13-2023, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted By OneLegSquats
Theres zero evidence of that brah, it's Elterrible
Enough of the older miscers have vouched that she is as described in the post you quoted.

She's bitter, as are many posters on this forum, when confronted with their own inability to be happy for the success of others. It's the greatest impediment to their own personal success - yet the message cannot reach certain folks, alas.
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
My wife woke me up with breakfast this morning, holding the little one in her arms. She sits near me and says "Look who is waking up, look, it's papa" and when I come close (apparently they can only really discern around 6 inches away this early?) the smile spreads across her face and she "laughs" which sounds like a cough while she's smiling, lol.

Dang man. The feels.
It only gets way better man. Honestly in my opinion the first 6 or so months are pretty chitty compared to what's next.
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Originally Posted By Barteh
It only gets way better man. Honestly in my opinion the first 6 or so months are pretty chitty compared to what's next.
Yeah I get what you mean and Muzzl said it earlier ITT - about the men being satellites basically while the baby is pooping/sleeping/feeding basically.

A friend of mine sent me a video where his son was in a 'baby gym' at 7 months old, doing 'assisted chin ups' sort of, was wild how far training has come I guess!
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Enough of the older miscers have vouched that she is as described in the post you quoted.

She's bitter, as are many posters on this forum, when confronted with their own inability to be happy for the success of others. It's the greatest impediment to their own personal success - yet the message cannot reach certain folks, alas.
Some of the older Miscers are coming around and saying they aren’t sure who he/she/it is. I’m convinced it’s a mod alt with alternating women and men because sometimes “she” sounds like a dude.

On a happier note enjoy every second of the baby!! Babies are so much fun. I love all of the cute outfits and expressions they make.

Mine is now going off to college so I really miss it when she was young.
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Originally Posted By DustinTheHuss
On a happier note enjoy every second of the baby!! Babies are so much fun. I love all of the cute outfits and expressions they make.

Mine is now going off to college so I really miss it when she was young.
Am doing soAll those onesies...we even have a lederhosen one haha.
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Am doing soAll those onesies...we even have a lederhosen one haha.
Lederhosen, so cute!

I remember the holiday onesies, for instance the ones with the pumpkins on the feet. I love the other ones from Carters with animals on their feet.
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Originally Posted By DustinTheHuss
Lederhosen, so cute!

I remember the holiday onesies, for instance the ones with the pumpkins on the feet. I love the other ones from Carters with animals on their feet.
Haha yeah.

When we go for walks it is amazing how people want to connect. "Congratulations!" from randoms, or people introducing themselves and their kids.
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Originally Posted By drakkarman
blk baby?
You can write "black" on this forum - you know? Why be afraid to?

So, 'mixed' 'Jew' 'black' - any other bets?
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Not a good look. If you're going to have sex (doubtful), wear a beekeeper outfit.
You're offended because I assume your wife is Chinese? (Which she probably is or some other asian variant) Lmao
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Originally Posted By WishIWasJawBrah
You're offended because I assume your wife is Chinese? (Which she probably is or some other asian variant) Lmao
Who is offended?
Originally Posted By WishIWasJawBrah
lol @team

You forgot to add it increases the chance of divorce
I'm worried about your bitterness. What's your marital status? LOL
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Who is offended?



I'm worried about your bitterness. What's your marital status? LOL
Bitterness? Marital status?

What are you 40 or 50 years old?

My comments are based on your post history of bragging and acting like you're better than everyone else.

I asked myself, how is this insecure piece of chit actually a father? I literally cringed lmao gross
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Congrats Opie
Sorry I’m late to the party but they’re gifts brah
God bless you and yours
Sloots Gon Sloot.
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Originally Posted By WishIWasJawBrah
Bitterness? Marital status?

What are you 40 or 50 years old?

My comments are based on your post history of bragging and acting like you're better than everyone else.

I asked myself, how is this insecure piece of chit actually a father? I literally cringed lmao gross
No answer? Thanks for proving my point.

And even better: you and others ITT assume about race because you're angry I am better (off, and in absolute terms) than you?

My gosh you're frothing at the mouth. LOL.
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Originally Posted By Krackerjacked
Congrats Opie
Sorry I’m late to the party but they’re gifts brah
God bless you and yours
Thanks man. Yeah the little one isn't even a month old yet and all the feels, hah.

Likewise - best to you and yours.
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I just screamed at my 2 year old last night for the first time.

He kept crying screaming and wouldn’t go to sleep. Finally snapped and said knock it off and be quiet. He got really quiet and got scared

Feel like biggest POs. Op, the day will come when they’re toddlers. First time yelling is awful . Not doing it again/rant
Truth is out there
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Originally Posted By Foxmulder0
I just screamed at my 2 year old last night for the first time.

He kept crying screaming and wouldn’t go to sleep. Finally snapped and said knock it off and be quiet. He got really quiet and got scared

Feel like biggest POs. Op, the day will come when they’re toddlers. First time yelling is awful . Not doing it again/rant
Honestly think that both your reaction and your feeling afterward are pretty normal breh.

Been talking to a lot of brehs about kids now and one told me he didn't even feel love for his baby until it stopped "making his wife cry".. Their first 8 months or so were a living nightmare apparently.
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