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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a 9 month old and I hear you OP. I think a lot of my anger also comes from my frustration that there is so much that he doesn't get. it's not his fault, but I don't think you really "get" what it feels like to pump on your commute, look like a trash bag in anything you wear, come to the full understanding your body won't be the same, etc. My DH is also a great guy and a wonderful dad, but he doesn't TRULY understand that stuff and it's frustrating to me that we aren't on the same page about that. we've had communication problems for the first time in the 12 years we've been together[/quote] You chose to have a baby and you chose to breast feed. You also chose to retain pregancybweihjt because at 9 months after birth, you should be back to normal by exercising. A 9 month old no lonefto nu. Take a good look at yourself and change the things you can change. It is your fault you are still carrying extra weight, not his. I am a woman and I am sicfn ring blamed for all our problems. [/quote] Please ignore this troll. It looks like they're the same idiot posting at 15:04. I am a woman, and this troll is embarrassing to all women with this gibberish. [/quote]
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