I feel sorry for moms of only boys

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's not misogyny to be glad to have all boys.

I'm grateful every morning that hair brushing takes approx 10 seconds and that I never have to sit and braid/curl/ponytail anyone's hair.

I appreciate that on cold days like today, I don't have to have to talk anyone out of wearing a dress.

I am super thankful that I don't have to deal with kiddie tights. Ever.

Love my boys. I'm sure if I had girls I'd love them just as much. But I'm not sorry to be happy to have sons and I'm proud that I get to raise them to be kind, thoughtful men -- the world needs more of those.

So I guess I win because I have both. I've never had to talk my daughter out of a dress. She will wear them but its not her first choice. She's not into princess stuff. So do you feel bad about yourself now? You should because you've certainly insulted a large portion of the population.
I adore my sons and my daughter. You, unfortunately, are a bad example for your sons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's not misogyny to be glad to have all boys.

I'm grateful every morning that hair brushing takes approx 10 seconds and that I never have to sit and braid/curl/ponytail anyone's hair.

I appreciate that on cold days like today, I don't have to have to talk anyone out of wearing a dress.

I am super thankful that I don't have to deal with kiddie tights. Ever.

Love my boys. I'm sure if I had girls I'd love them just as much. But I'm not sorry to be happy to have sons and I'm proud that I get to raise them to be kind, thoughtful men -- the world needs more of those.

Why all these stereotypes about girls? Doing hair? Wearing dresses? Tights? WTF?

Please teach your sons that not all girls are the same, just as not all boys are the same. You need to actually believe that's true, first, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:eeeeeh fuck 'em.

You get what you get with kids. You could have either gender and be lonely. They are just justifying their lives.

I've heard parents of only boys say "oh tg, I wouldn't know what to do with a girl" and vice versa parents of only girls. People validate what they live.

As evidenced by the comments you're seeing on this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I only wanted boys.

I am thrilled I have all boys.

I am extremely close to my 3 college-age nephews.

We are a testosterone-filled family and as a no-drama, athletic woman. I relate to men so much better.

The whole Frozen-crap makes me cringe.

Don't cry for me.

I am competitive as hell and much prefer to take my boys in a race, a soccer match, basketball, etc. I played a Div-1 sport so they come to me for sports advice.

You sound like an absolute nightmare and I'm a mom to all boys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's not misogyny to be glad to have all boys.

I'm grateful every morning that hair brushing takes approx 10 seconds and that I never have to sit and braid/curl/ponytail anyone's hair.

I appreciate that on cold days like today, I don't have to have to talk anyone out of wearing a dress.

I am super thankful that I don't have to deal with kiddie tights. Ever.

Love my boys. I'm sure if I had girls I'd love them just as much. But I'm not sorry to be happy to have sons and I'm proud that I get to raise them to be kind, thoughtful men -- the world needs more of those.

I have a girl. I don't have to do any of these things. "Dealing with kiddie tights", to the extent I've done it, is really not the catastrophe you're making it out to be. Actually pretty easy.

You can be happy with your life with out being bitchy towards girls. Yeah, it's how your post sounds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I only wanted boys.

I am thrilled I have all boys.

I am extremely close to my 3 college-age nephews.

We are a testosterone-filled family and as a no-drama, athletic woman. I relate to men so much better.

The whole Frozen-crap makes me cringe.

Don't cry for me.

I am competitive as hell and much prefer to take my boys in a race, a soccer match, basketball, etc. I played a Div-1 sport so they come to me for sports advice.

You sound like an absolute nightmare and I'm a mom to all boys.

You really do sound like a nightmare PP. Let me guess, you don't get along with other women because you think they're all "jealous" of you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I only wanted boys.

I am thrilled I have all boys.

I am extremely close to my 3 college-age nephews.

We are a testosterone-filled family and as a no-drama, athletic woman. I relate to men so much better.

The whole Frozen-crap makes me cringe.

Don't cry for me.

I am competitive as hell and much prefer to take my boys in a race, a soccer match, basketball, etc. I played a Div-1 sport so they come to me for sports advice.

You sound like an absolute nightmare and I'm a mom to all boys.

You really do sound like a nightmare PP. Let me guess, you don't get along with other women because you think they're all "jealous" of you.

They are generally bitches as you two lovely ladies have demonstrated.

[Anonymous]

It's always okay for the moms on this forum to say they want all girls or gush over them.

Whenever a woman expresses the opinion she wants all sons--everyone gets all up her ass.

I've had many fathers of all girls come up to me at a park and express sadness that they don't have a son. Is that okay? Or do we want only females on this planet

[Anonymous]

Oh my I wanted a boy, got a boy, he is my one and only, no looking back! I do hope he partners well. I look forward to seeing who his next girlfriend turns out to be. (He's in between.)

[Anonymous]

I have just one son and with him I am well pleased. I literally have never given one thought in my life to missing a daughter. I grew up in a house full of crazy-ass women and thank my lucky stars every day that I don't have to deal with another menstruating bitch in my home, EVER.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's always okay for the moms on this forum to say they want all girls or gush over them.

Whenever a woman expresses the opinion she wants all sons--everyone gets all up her ass.

I've had many fathers of all girls come up to me at a park and express sadness that they don't have a son. Is that okay? Or do we want only females on this planet

Okay, stop with the unsubstantiated nonsense. Post some threads where posters "gush" over those than want girls.

It's sad and self-centered for anyone to "express sadness" that they don't have a child of a particular gender. Children are gifts. Be grateful and live your life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have just one son and with him I am well pleased. I literally have never given one thought in my life to missing a daughter. I grew up in a house full of crazy-ass women and thank my lucky stars every day that I don't have to deal with another menstruating bitch in my home, EVER.

Ha! Lmaof!

[Anonymous]

People put other life situations down when they are trying to feel better about their own situation. I have two daughters, and I feel lucky to have them because they are wonderful and healthy, but I would have been equally grateful for two boys, or one of each, whatever. I am very close to my mother, but my DH is also very close to his mother. He has another brother and a sister, and he is the one that helps his mom out, calls and checks in on his mom, etc. I think anyone would be lucky to have a son like him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have just one son and with him I am well pleased. I literally have never given one thought in my life to missing a daughter. I grew up in a house full of crazy-ass women and thank my lucky stars every day that I don't have to deal with another menstruating bitch in my home, EVER.

+1 I had all sisters and now am a mom to 3 boys.

[Anonymous]

I agree with PP and others who have said that insecure/unhappy people put down what they don't have. Don't let that get you down. I love kids period and am grateful for the two I have and would've loved more whatever the gender. Think how silly this thread is in the context of people who can't have kids or lost of one their children. My god none of us, either all boys or all girls or some of each, have ANYTHING to complain about.