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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have 2 popular kids. Good looking, smart (top of their classes), super athletic.  They're invited to everything.  Kids clamor to be their friends.

I've had my own struggles.  Two that come to mind immediately: 1) Years of significant infertility (I did have kids over time but it involved lots of heartache and loss over the better part of a decade.  I will always have some form of PTSD from this).  
2) A mother with very early-onset dementia.

[b]We're all dealing with something.  [/b][/quote]

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UNDERSTATEMENT.

OP, what do you think you are owed by other parents?  Their life story?  How old are you?  You seem very young, naive, and/or misinformed - not to mention, at least as judgy as anyone here.  Why are you trying to judge other parents? Why aren't you minding your own household?

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Whoa is you OP. Your life must be the most difficult of anyone anywhere. The seas should definitely part for you, especially since you are the only one with problems. Let me take a wild guess here - McLean?[/quote]

The word is spelled WOE. You are judgmental and ignorant. Not a good look.[/quote]

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Auto correct?  Do you over react the so much about everything?  I am guessing the answer is an emphatic YES. If this is OP, you most certainly are the judgmental one, assuming that people other than you have no problems.  Get over yourself. [/quote]

The style is clearly not OP. Wow, you are actually the one who over reacts. Maybe you should take a deep breath. [/quote]

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