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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here: The story was so short like maybe 1 minute. It was about something my 16 month old son did. I think I'm overly emotional. I don't have my parents living anymore and my in laws do not speak English and live abroad. I don't have many people to share baby things with. This friend has been rude in other ways. I wanted to see what people do in these situations. I don't tell people usually because I find it rude. I was very close to my grandmother growing up and I got used to this I guess. Her stories were very long but she loved telling them. [/quote] Do you have a spouse? Tell them. Or write the story in a journal for your son. He will be interested when older. It is true nobody really cares about your kid's accomplishments but, you and your family.[/quote]
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