Aftercare is cruel to kindergarteners

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

"The condom broke" is second in line to "I was raped".

Who said your life lacks stability? YOU did by claiming to have no options.

Poor Me = No Stability

sta·bil·i·ty [stuh-bil-i-tee] Show IPA
noun, plural sta·bil·i·ties.
1.
the state or quality of being stable.
2.
firmness in position.
3.
continuance without change; permanence.
4.
Chemistry . resistance or the degree of resistance to chemical change or disintegration.
5.
resistance to change, especially sudden change or deterioration: The stability of the economy encourages investment.


do you see anything in there about stability having anything to do with Options?

anywhere?

my kid having to go to daycare and me living in a studio have to do with that this lifestyle we live gives us stability. your an idiot

Maybe. But I know how to spell "you're" and how to own my mistakes without projecting poor me victimhood.

Actually, she's not projecting poor me, victimhood. She's projecting poor me, I'm a hero for getting knocked up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

"The condom broke" is second in line to "I was raped".

Who said your life lacks stability? YOU did by claiming to have no options.

Poor Me = No Stability

sta·bil·i·ty [stuh-bil-i-tee] Show IPA
noun, plural sta·bil·i·ties.
1.
the state or quality of being stable.
2.
firmness in position.
3.
continuance without change; permanence.
4.
Chemistry . resistance or the degree of resistance to chemical change or disintegration.
5.
resistance to change, especially sudden change or deterioration: The stability of the economy encourages investment.


do you see anything in there about stability having anything to do with Options?

anywhere?

my kid having to go to daycare and me living in a studio have to do with that this lifestyle we live gives us stability. your an idiot

Maybe. But I know how to spell "you're" and how to own my mistakes without projecting poor me victimhood.

Im still waiting for you to be the smart one and explain to me how stability = options

[Anonymous]

Maybe. But I know how to spell "you're" and how to own my mistakes without projecting poor me victimhood.

Actually, she's not projecting poor me, victimhood. She's projecting poor me, I'm a hero for getting knocked up.

Owning my mistakes?How am I not owning anything? I had a kid and I provide for said child how is that not owning anything.

[Anonymous]

in·sta·bil·i·ty [in-stuh-bil-i-tee] Show IPA
noun, plural in·sta·bil·i·ties.
1.
the state or quality of being unstable.
2.
weakness in position.
3.
lack of permanence.
4.
inability to establish permance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Maybe. But I know how to spell "you're" and how to own my mistakes without projecting poor me victimhood.

Actually, she's not projecting poor me, victimhood. She's projecting poor me, I'm a hero for getting knocked up.

Owning my mistakes?How am I not owning anything? I had a kid and I provide for said child how is that not owning anything.

PP, please don't get yourself worked up by these trolls. You are not dealing with mentally stable people.

[Anonymous]

YO! What in the last 2 pages has anything to do with aftercare?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Maybe. But I know how to spell "you're" and how to own my mistakes without projecting poor me victimhood.

Actually, she's not projecting poor me, victimhood. She's projecting poor me, I'm a hero for getting knocked up.

Owning my mistakes?How am I not owning anything? I had a kid and I provide for said child how is that not owning anything.

You're simply covering your ass after the fact without admitting complicity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Maybe. But I know how to spell "you're" and how to own my mistakes without projecting poor me victimhood.

Actually, she's not projecting poor me, victimhood. She's projecting poor me, I'm a hero for getting knocked up.

Owning my mistakes?How am I not owning anything? I had a kid and I provide for said child how is that not owning anything.

PP, please don't get yourself worked up by these trolls. You are not dealing with mentally stable people.

oh im not at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok ladies. I'm sure that OP has left the building. She came, she trolled, and she left. It's such a nice day outside...please move along.

Wow. I posted this in the early afternoon and then left work, played 9 holes, went to happy hour, came home for dinner with DS and DW, played w/DS, put him to sleep, then fired up the laptop to see what's going on in DCUM-land. I see that you ladies are still trying to claw each other's eyes out. One zinger after another. Some of you haven't stopped thinking about this thread all day. What a waste of a great August day. Cmon girls, get your acts together. IT'S NOT THAT BIG OF A DEAL. Kindergarden lasts for 1 year. After that, kids are usually in afterschool activities. Why are you getting so worked up about this topic?

I'm awfully glad that we have men to explain things to us women. Women get so muddled, what with our poor little fluffy lady-brains.

+1

Hey genius man, why don't you explain to your fellow C-suite execs that we are in line with a handful of third world countries as the only ones that offer NO paid maternity benefits. Our childcare systems sucks. Change the patriarchal culture that STILL works against women. Put up or shut up because, as a man, you have NO FUCKING CLUE what it is like to be a working woman and balance it all. I'm guessing your wife is a SAHM so you're not even a progressive, modern man who's trying to balance two careers with children. When you've BTDT, come back. Until then, put a sock in it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Canadians, your medications cost 1/4 of what we pay here, your government fixes the prices on brand medications and allows for importation of cheap generics before the Us patent on brands expires.

+1 Try paying the US market rate and then come back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe. But I know how to spell "you're" and how to own my mistakes without projecting poor me victimhood.

Ha. Um, you're the person who's been talking about rape and abortion in this thread, correct?

And blaming the victims, like every good (read: psychotic) right-wing ideologue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:YO! What in the last 2 pages has anything to do with aftercare?

Ask the wingnuts who've taken over. This thread is dead.

[Anonymous]

Owning my mistakes?How am I not owning anything?

You're denying having unprotected sex. There was no "broken condom". There was no condom period. Just admit it.

And put a space between sentences.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Canadians, your medications cost 1/4 of what we pay here, your government fixes the prices on brand medications and allows for importation of cheap generics before the Us patent on brands expires.

True. And how many new drugs has Canada come up with since they nationalized their drug industry?

Zero.

So wrong it's not even funny. But nice try.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Owning my mistakes?How am I not owning anything?

You're denying having unprotected sex. There was no "broken condom". There was no condom period. Just admit it.

And put a space between sentences.

Do us ALL a favor a put a sock in it, you cunt.