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post 1612257221 08-01-2020, 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted By hoganrulz
This is why nuclear family is important.

But its not that bad. But maybe I'm biased because of the nuclear family.
Nuclear? Sounds unhealthy to me.
























































































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post 1612257611 08-01-2020, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted By EoR
Nuclear? Sounds unhealthy to me.

As long as our nuclear is bigger than the Chinese, saul Goodman

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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb
Yes it is

But you live for the moments in between when it’s all worthwhile

And you learn to adjust

The love helps

Just try to sleep when you can, and try to be in this together cos it takes both of you

You’ll be getting giggles and gurgles and pure adoration soon enough

And a normality will reestablish itself. And you’ll grow so much

It’s worthwhile ..but it’s also hard.

LMFAO at that poor kid
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post 1612257891 08-01-2020, 04:57 AM
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That is a little called "reaping what you sowed".

You sowed the seeds, now you lie in the bed of consequences. Unlucky lol
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post 1612258251 08-01-2020, 05:07 AM
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I have numerous friends that are all new parents and they all provide different accounts. One of my friends took a paternity leave and just hung around playing video games all year taking care of his newborn. Another 2 friends who had a kid kept complaining about lack of sleep.

I guess it all depends on your original lifestyle. I know I'm going to have a hard time with the whole perfect fitness lifestyle - sleep, diet, training. It's a well-oiled machine. Throw that lack of sleep wrench in there and fuk it's gonna hurt.

All worth it, right?
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post 1612258861 08-01-2020, 05:25 AM
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Now I love it, my kids are 3 and 1(20 months). My daughter,3, was a difficult baby to get to sleep, which resulted in a huge lack of sleep for me. It sucked for several months, but now that she's past that it's a lot more fun. I get a kick out of just having conversations with her and she's crazy smart and funny as hell.

My son was a breeze the whole way. Put him in his crib and even if he didnt fall asleep he'd just lay quietly until he did. Now he's running everywhere, into trucks, and sports, and gets a kick out of horseplay and being rough.

It definitely gets better, and sometimes begins easy with some kids.
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post 1612259141 08-01-2020, 05:34 AM
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It's a lot of work. When my boy was a few months old i had this big padded playpen made.. basically a 3m×3m baby prison so he couldn't bump his head when he was learning to walk or get into anything if i fell asleep before him. Made life easier..
post 1612259341 08-01-2020, 05:38 AM
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post 1612259591 08-01-2020, 05:45 AM
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You're in the trenches dude. With newborns, a book that saved my life was called Happiest Baby on the Block. Foolproof method to get your kid to sleep fast and it works amazingly well. Newborns should be sleeping 18 hours a day for good development. Sleep train them early as well, like six months, it gives you your bed and your life back. We did cry it out and it worked great with both kids, did the second one at four months.

At ten days with my first I was having panic attacks and wanted to put the kid back. It takes a good few months to get into a good rhythm and then you can actually start enjoying watching them discover things, learn stuff and really take an active role in being a guide for them.

Plus, hot MILF friends. Get your wife to join a mothers' group and then they share the load and you can flirt with other hot moms.
post 1612259991 08-01-2020, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb
Bugger deserved it...don’t bring up no wusses
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post 1612260121 08-01-2020, 06:00 AM
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post 1612260621 08-01-2020, 06:15 AM
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LOL at having kids, i will pray VERY hard they turn out alright especially if they're females





post 1612260861 08-01-2020, 06:25 AM
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post 1612260911 08-01-2020, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted By forthenoodz
LOL at having kids, i will pray VERY hard they turn out alright especially if they're females
Damn. More news on her?
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post 1612261221 08-01-2020, 06:35 AM
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Wtf newborns are the easiest phase they sleep 18 hours of the day and are immobile when awake
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Originally Posted By ss367
Wtf newborns are the easiest phase they sleep 18 hours of the day and are immobile when awake
she doesnt sleep at all and just wants to be held all the time as soon as she goes in bassinet boom crying time

IDGAF about changing diapers. Im at work now and bering here is much easier lol I get to drink coffee and misc all day
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Originally Posted By Harry362
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Lol we are in the same boat, my guy is sleeping good at a month now, but my first son was a dick.
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Originally Posted By solidus2k3
brootal.... is that we have to look forward to
Only if your a deadbeat parent
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Men were never supposed to deal with crying babies

Women are literally built to, physically and mentally

Women take care of physical needs, men take care of instilling values and morals and discipline

Both are equally valuable

This is how it was for thousands of years and this is how it should be

Some fat feminists came along in the 60s and fukked with the whole dynamic and now look what we have

****gy men who would take hormones which would allow them to breastfeed if they could
Men who can't deal with the whole retarded feminist idea of "50/50" so they leave and force unstable sloots to raise their sons alone
Women who bought into the idea of being a "boss bitch" so they value career over family but eventually realize that this will not fulfill their biological needs so they become bitter and hateful

Sad times we're living in
post 1612261731 08-01-2020, 06:47 AM
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So glad I never had a kid
post 1612262201 08-01-2020, 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Gainzzz
Men were never supposed to deal with crying babies

Women are literally built to, physically and mentally

Women take care of physical needs, men take care of instilling values and morals and discipline

Both are equally valuable

This is how it was for thousands of years and this is how it should be

Some fat feminists came along in the 60s and fukked with the whole dynamic and now look what we have

****gy men who would take hormones which would allow them to breastfeed if they could
Men who can't deal with the whole retarded feminist idea of "50/50" so they leave and force unstable sloots to raise their sons alone
Women who bought into the idea of being a "boss bitch" so they value career over family but eventually realize that this will not fulfill their biological needs so they become bitter and hateful

Sad times we're living in
My woman feeds and coddles 90% of the time. I change diapers lol
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post 1612263011 08-01-2020, 07:16 AM
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Yeah the no sleep can rough, luckily I did some time in the army and worked a graveyard shift weekdays through college so I'm pretty well adapted to no sleep. Went to bed last night at 12:30 and was up at 5:30 this morning for example. You'll survive and it gets way easier once they get a sleep schedule, mine is about to turn 1 soon and sleeps from 7:30 PM to 7:30 AM with one wake up at around 1 AM to get food, which the wife handles.

Edit to add - I see people thinking OPs lack of sleep is because his wife isn't doing the work. Probably not the case, mine did 95% of the nurturing side of things but it is amazingly hard to sleep with the ear piercing screeches of a newborn around, the only skill a newborn has is waking up its parents so they are surprisingly adept at it.
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Originally Posted By Harry362
she doesnt sleep at all and just wants to be held all the time as soon as she goes in bassinet boom crying time

IDGAF about changing diapers. Im at work now and bering here is much easier lol I get to drink coffee and misc all day
Let her sleep in bed with you. Put a hand on her when you sleep.

For after work naps I just let her sleep on my chest while I watched movies or something laying on the couch. I actually miss it
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My kiddo didn't have colic so I have a different perspective.

Best of luck to you my dude.
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It's not the worst. Gotta figure out some magical tricks along the way though.

Letting them self-sooth in the crib is likely going to be essential; they'll figure it out.
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Fukin hate newborns, glad I was never one
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Get over it. Stop being selfish. Look at it as a blessing. You literally made life. Now it's time to nurture it boyo.

Enjoy it.
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Yep first 3 months or so are not fun. Make sure you take sleep training seriously you should be able to get them sleeping through the night consistently well before their first bday.

Source: I've done it twice
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Originally Posted By FrankGrimes29
Get over it. Stop being selfish. Look at it as a blessing. You literally made life. Now it's time to nurture it boyo.

Enjoy it.
This. Stop being a *******, OP.
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at least you aren't raising someone else's kid...hopefully.
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