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UglyGreed

(7,661 posts)
7. Thank you it
Thu Nov 13, 2014, 06:59 AM
Nov 2014

is more accepted these days, but those mommy and me things were a little awkward for me 15 years ago.

Well worth having a parent to be there with your kids if you can pull it off Egnever Nov 2014 #1
I'm a stay at home Dad UglyGreed Nov 2014 #2
you DO provide, UglyGreed, believe me Skittles Nov 2014 #4
Thank you it UglyGreed Nov 2014 #7
aw, f*** what people don't accept Skittles Nov 2014 #20
I hear ya UglyGreed Nov 2014 #21
In my opinion, you have the harder job yeoman6987 Nov 2014 #11
Thank you UglyGreed Nov 2014 #12
In a similar boat. I stay at home and am on disability due to illness NightWatcher Nov 2014 #22
it's a luxury to have anyone at home who helps, regardless of kids Skittles Nov 2014 #3
Indeed, Skittles Feral Child Nov 2014 #10
HAR Skittles Nov 2014 #19
Even without children WhiteAndNerdy Nov 2014 #5
Indeed! Habibi Nov 2014 #6
Full-time work outside the home is just too much. WhiteAndNerdy Nov 2014 #8
Thanks! Habibi Nov 2014 #13
You do not owe the world anything. dilby Nov 2014 #9
I understand UglyGreed Nov 2014 #14
From my experience just grow your hair long dilby Nov 2014 #18
I am proud to tell people of my stay-at-home son-in-law and my working hedgehog Nov 2014 #15
Great post UglyGreed Nov 2014 #16
This message was self-deleted by its author Boom Sound 416 Nov 2014 #17
Nonsense - and I know what I'm talking about. lumberjack_jeff Nov 2014 #23
Of course. It's a luxury for the entire family. RedCappedBandit Nov 2014 #24
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