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I'll give you a hint. It's not hard at all to love your kid from anywhere. If your kid has to be in front of you to love him/her, the problem is you. How sad for both you and your children. You are beyond nasty, so I can't fathom you referring to anything as a warm and fuzzy feeling. I'm sure you read about that somewhere, but you certainly don't know what it is.[/quote]
I'll share a fact. Your kid needs to FEEL loved. GL with that if we aren't much there.[/quote]

But love isn't this warm and fuzzy feeling. Love isn't about FEELING. Isn't that what you keep spewing? You seriously think that kids don't feel loved because their parents work?? You are a true piece of shit. This is why there is a "war" between SAHMs and WOHMs. Because of you. But I use the word "mom" with you very, very loosely. I don't care what crap you post after this, I won't respond because, while it may have taken me a while, I finally realize I'm arguing with someone who is mentally ill. Please get help. [/quote]

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