moolithium

u/moolithium




r/Mommit•

I have an 8 year old daughter and im currently pregnant with my second child, a boy. So often when I tell people this (strangers, friends, family etc) their immediate response is "oh great you have a built in babysitter ready!" They even say it to my daughter too! "Get ready to babysit constantly!" Wtaf? It makes me so mad.

  1. It's not her kid, she didn't choose to make a baby that needs to be cared for.

  2. She's a child HERSELF! I'm gonna let her be a fucking kid because that's what she is.

  3. If she were a boy would she be getting those types of comments? Of course not. I mean, slim chance but I highly doubt it.

To top it off it's MAINLY women who say these things. It blows my mind

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(US) A few years ago, my bf and I were at a gas station. He went inside the store to pay for gas and I stayed in the car. A woman and little boy came to the car window asking if I could put gas in their car, because they're coming into town from another state very far away and their van has no gas at all. I told her I could give her a couple of bucks, and The woman kept saying "I don't need money for gas, I just need you to put the gas in the car for me please." I felt weird so I said I'll ask my bf when he comes back. The woman and child walked away. When my bf got back to the car I told him about it but we were like eh, whatever not our problem. And we drove off.

Cut to a week later,

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r/silenthill•

I saw a post on here a long time ago, maybe a year or 2 ago where James finds the radio in the OG sh2 game and when he listens to the radio an OutKast song plays. I know it's a long shot but if anyone knows what I'm talking about can you please link it? Thank you

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r/pregnant•

My last period was Dec 27. On Friday the 24th I went to the doctor just to get prescribed some UTI antibiotics, turns out they detected hCG in my urine sample. I took 4 dollar tree tests, and 2 first response tests. All positive. This was before I even missed my period so I'm in very early pregnancy, about 4 weeks. I haven't gone back to the doctors yet but I plan to. I suffered a miscarriage in July of 2024, so I'm extremely nervous about the cramping I am experiencing. To describe it, it's not unbearable. It ranges from a 2/10 to maybe a 5/10 as I'm typing this. It comes and goes throughout the day. I've read everywhere that this can be normal but the fact that it is getting slightly m

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