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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hey! Stop fussing about your derailed pathetic life. It will still be derailed and pathetic when your baby grows up and leaves the house.

In the meanwhile, CHERISH YOUR BABY, you loser!![/quote]

You definitely don’t sound derailed or pathetic, yelling at moms on a parenting website. [/quote]

These moms need a yelling and a reminder to cherish their babies.[/quote]

What a lovely day when a woman says a mom with a baby needs to be yelled at. Imagine if a man said that here on DCUM. He’d be raked over the coals. “I want my wife to breastfeed in order to cherish memories and bond with the baby, so I yelled at her.” Same energy.[/quote]

Blah, blah, blah, what a special snowflake! If you can dish it, then you can take it! If you cherished your baby then I would see you as a mom with a baby and show you some consideration. But since you are such a psycho that you get "traumatized" when people tell you sweetly and a bit wistfully that you should cherish being with your baby, that I do not find you worthy of any consideration.

Maybe the man who wanted his wife to breastfeed their baby did not realize that she was a similarly triggered and traumatized snowflake.  Who knows? I have started to have a lot of sympathy for younger dads because this generation of women are just entitled psychos. They cannot get along with anyone. So who knows what the truth is for these poor guys who are maybe married to women like the OP. [/quote]

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