Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant

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Anonymous wrote:Poor Penelope. 3 brothers, no sisters. I’m sure Kourtney wanted a girl for Penelope. She grew up with sisters herself so probably wanted her only daughter to have a sister.

Let me take out my tiny violin for a mega wealthy child with only brothers. Hopefully she isn’t crying herself to sleep on a yacht with her four nannies.

She has girl cousins who are like sisters.

Cousins are not the same as sisters.

NP. When you’re together constantly, they are.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor Penelope. 3 brothers, no sisters. I’m sure Kourtney wanted a girl for Penelope. She grew up with sisters herself so probably wanted her only daughter to have a sister.

Let me take out my tiny violin for a mega wealthy child with only brothers. Hopefully she isn’t crying herself to sleep on a yacht with her four nannies.

She has girl cousins who are like sisters.

Cousins are not the same as sisters.

Often you are correct, however in this case, they absolutely are. They are VERY careful who is allowed into their inner circle. The kids mostly play and interact with their cousins, who are definitely like sisters. Not being a celebrity I can't imagine how guarded they need to be. Doesn't sound fun. Sure, they have tons of cash, but it's probably pretty dang lonely.

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Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Come back in about 12 years and let us know how it’s going.

Why the fearmongering? Life is what you make of it.

Most normal people don’t want babies at 44-45. To be 60 with a teenager? Good luck. I want to be retired and traveling by then.

So you do you. Why do other people’s choices trigger you so much?

You’ve got it wrong. I’m not triggered at all by KKB’s choices. It’s you who are triggered by me when I explained why most people don’t want babies at 45. In fact, you were so triggered by me that that you insulted me by saying, “I’m sorry you’re so weak.” Women who don’t want babies at 44 aren’t weak. They are smart. They know what’s ahead in the teenage years because they had their kids earlier. It’s absolutely true that most people wouldn’t want a baby at 45.

And what’s it to you if the rest choose to have a baby at 45? You can’t answer that.

Please find something else to do as this is triggering for you.

[Anonymous]

I am 43 and would not personally want to have a baby at this point, but I'm happy for Kourtney. She has always seemed like the most down to earth and reasonable Kardashian. Her taste in men is questionable but she and Travis seem happy and he is at least an upgrade over Scott, who is the worst. She's got lots of money and help and other resources, and obviously loves family and kids. Why not?

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Anonymous wrote:Poor Penelope. 3 brothers, no sisters. I’m sure Kourtney wanted a girl for Penelope. She grew up with sisters herself so probably wanted her only daughter to have a sister.

Let me take out my tiny violin for a mega wealthy child with only brothers. Hopefully she isn’t crying herself to sleep on a yacht with her four nannies.

She has girl cousins who are like sisters.

Cousins are not the same as sisters.

NP. When you’re together constantly, they are.

Not the same. It won't stay that way alway.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Sorry about your life. At that age my kids were done college.

So…congratulations you are now a grandma??

Hell no

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Sorry about your life. At that age my kids were done college.

Your grammar suggests the level of education in your household is not high.

We all have at least a Masters degree.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Sorry about your life. At that age my kids were done college.

Yikes, you had multiple children by 23? Did you go to college?

No. I had my kids at 24 and 26. Younger son fast tracked high-school a year early.
I'm 48 and my kids are 24 and 22.
I have a Bachelors in Nursing which I completed before marriage. I later did my Masters in Nursing.

DH has an engineering degree and did his MBA.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor Penelope. 3 brothers, no sisters. I’m sure Kourtney wanted a girl for Penelope. She grew up with sisters herself so probably wanted her only daughter to have a sister.

Let me take out my tiny violin for a mega wealthy child with only brothers. Hopefully she isn’t crying herself to sleep on a yacht with her four nannies.

She has girl cousins who are like sisters.

Cousins are not the same as sisters.

NP. When you’re together constantly, they are.

Not the same. It won't stay that way alway.

+1

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Brunch granny has entered the thread. She claims to be a nurse but we all know she’s jobless and on disability, trolling us daily.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor Penelope. 3 brothers, no sisters. I’m sure Kourtney wanted a girl for Penelope. She grew up with sisters herself so probably wanted her only daughter to have a sister.

Let me take out my tiny violin for a mega wealthy child with only brothers. Hopefully she isn’t crying herself to sleep on a yacht with her four nannies.

She has girl cousins who are like sisters.

Cousins are not the same as sisters.

Often you are correct, however in this case, they absolutely are. They are VERY careful who is allowed into their inner circle. The kids mostly play and interact with their cousins, who are definitely like sisters. Not being a celebrity I can't imagine how guarded they need to be. Doesn't sound fun. Sure, they have tons of cash, but it's probably pretty dang lonely.

No they arent that guarded. All of the kids interact with other children of the b list celebrities that associate with the Kardashians. North was even hanging out with Ice Spice which is weird. Kourtney also isn’t particularly wealthy compared to the other people on her social circle.

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Anonymous wrote:I am 43 and would not personally want to have a baby at this point, but I'm happy for Kourtney. She has always seemed like the most down to earth and reasonable Kardashian. Her taste in men is questionable but she and Travis seem happy and he is at least an upgrade over Scott, who is the worst. She's got lots of money and help and other resources, and obviously loves family and kids. Why not?

Obviously loves family and kids? She barely hangs out with her sisters and is actively beefing with Kim. Her kids are not well behaved and she more or less decided to have three of them with a deadbeat.

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Anonymous wrote:Poor Penelope. 3 brothers, no sisters. I’m sure Kourtney wanted a girl for Penelope. She grew up with sisters herself so probably wanted her only daughter to have a sister.

Penelope has lots of girl cousins

Yes, but not the same as your own sister. I’m sure some part of her wanted a 4th to try to get a sister for Penelope.

I don’t think Penelope wanted any of this. She was upset when her mom told her she was getting married again.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Come back in about 12 years and let us know how it’s going.

Why the fearmongering? Life is what you make of it.

Most normal people don’t want babies at 44-45. To be 60 with a teenager? Good luck. I want to be retired and traveling by then.

So you do you. Why do other people’s choices trigger you so much?

You’ve got it wrong. I’m not triggered at all by KKB’s choices. It’s you who are triggered by me when I explained why most people don’t want babies at 45. In fact, you were so triggered by me that that you insulted me by saying, “I’m sorry you’re so weak.” Women who don’t want babies at 44 aren’t weak. They are smart. They know what’s ahead in the teenage years because they had their kids earlier. It’s absolutely true that most people wouldn’t want a baby at 45.

And what’s it to you if the rest choose to have a baby at 45? You can’t answer that.

Please find something else to do as this is triggering for you.

You seem to be the one unable to let go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would not want to be a new Mother at forty-four.

That is insane!
I cannot imagine dealing w/breastfeeding, diapers, potty training + preschool at that stage in my life!!

I think I would be too tired to run after a toddler in my late forties!

Forties are a time to live your best life because after fifty - health issues may impact your quality of life.
Not saying fifty is old.

I’m sorry you’re so weak. I had a baby at 45 and it’s been amazing.

Come back in about 12 years and let us know how it’s going.

Why the fearmongering? Life is what you make of it.

Most normal people don’t want babies at 44-45. To be 60 with a teenager? Good luck. I want to be retired and traveling by then.

So you do you. Why do other people’s choices trigger you so much?

You’ve got it wrong. I’m not triggered at all by KKB’s choices. It’s you who are triggered by me when I explained why most people don’t want babies at 45. In fact, you were so triggered by me that that you insulted me by saying, “I’m sorry you’re so weak.” Women who don’t want babies at 44 aren’t weak. They are smart. They know what’s ahead in the teenage years because they had their kids earlier. It’s absolutely true that most people wouldn’t want a baby at 45.

And what’s it to you if the rest choose to have a baby at 45? You can’t answer that.

Please find something else to do as this is triggering for you.

You seem to be the one unable to let go.

Reviving a 5 month old thread is the exact opposite of letting go. Lol.