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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tbh, I lost some friendships when I had my first. They were also childless and were clueless how much energy, time, and effort a baby/toddler takes. I simply didn't have energy to then pay attention to THEM that they were so craving. A new parents' life revolves around their kid and it's normal. Unfortunately childless adults in their mid-30s become a bit too much with their demands that THEY be the center of attention. What adult conversations? Complaining about your job, boyfriend, politics? [b]As a new parent, one doesn't care about any of this. [/b]I've had heard it all already and had other priorities. Interestingly, as also evident in this post, paying attention to the baby/toddler is somehow too much. In reality, it's baby's/toddler's turn now. [/quote]

Yes, we know. You’re focused on much more compelling subjects, like the color and consistency of your child’s shit.[/quote]

I'm sure PP's childless friends listened to all that stuff about HER life before she had a kid. But know that she has a kid, their lives are meaningless and pointless.

So selfish.[/quote]

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