Didn’t think it was possible to make your initial comment worse but it’s telling to see what you choose as your first qualifier ABOUT YOIR CHILDREN. Just wow. |
Agreed. Two boys is amazing. |
Uh ... what!?! Your last sentence is like from bizarro world. |
| My kids are rich. That was the most dcum thing I've ever seen in dcum |
| Keep feeling sorry for my kids y'all. My poor, poor kids. Cry some tears for them. Light a candle. |
NO and NO |
+1 |
| I have girls, and I would have chosen girls (if possible). |
Umm, she only wants girls. Her body, her family, her choice. Some women only want non-different families: no Down Syndome, no Little Person, no triplets, no no no to many possible kinds of children.. Again, woman' choice. No monster about it. I totally support her. Everyone draws their line in the sand at a different place as to what kind of child/family they are willing to birth and raise. Especially if you are only planning one child, you want what you want. We have the right to control that. |
It is not a wanted child. It's a male fetus. The PP answered the OP's question and said she wants a girl. Are you incapable of understanding -- just because your answer would be different -- that the PP is answering a pointed question? |
I'd pick a girl as the first for the same reasons, ha. |
| We adopted and I really wanted a girl. We were chosen for a boy and I love being a boy mom. |
| Before ever having kids, I wanted a girl. But I loved my boy so much I wanted another boy so he could have a brother, and I got a girl. I had a third and got another girl. We’re going to have another boy. I love ALL my kids in whatever order they came! |
| We always said we wanted a boy. When we were pregnant we decided not to find out the sex. The entire time I just felt it was a girl, and I was kind of disappointed because we always talked about having a boy. When the baby was born the doctor announced that it was a girl, I was completely not surprised and still a little disappointed. Two years later, I cannot imagine having a boy. I love having a girl, and being a girl mom and I am so so so glad she is not a boy. So funny how things change. |
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I would have chosen boy, girl, boy.
I got boy, girl, girl and thank god!!! I can’t imagine my family any other way. My youngest daughter is an absolute gift from heaven and my son is the gentlest, sweetest big brother to two girls. |