Playing favorites
By Anonymous - 18/02/2022 04:00
By Anonymous - 18/02/2022 04:00
By Margo - 15/11/2011 15:16 - United States
By anonymous - 28/07/2011 05:39 - United States
By numbnuts - 23/09/2013 05:48 - Canada - Nanaimo
By gloria77 - 23/01/2012 23:26 - United States
By FirstDaddy - 16/06/2014 21:38 - United States - Southfield
By Noname - 04/12/2008 04:39 - France
By stoggie96 - 22/04/2012 15:34 - United States - Wooster
By bad brother - 04/10/2023 11:00
By Anonymous - 15/05/2023 10:00
By Anonymous - 10/09/2022 21:30
I'll bet "the good one" becomes a crack ***** and "the shit stain" becomes incredibly successful at whatever she pursues. Write back in 20 years to see if I've won.
Wouldn’t be without precedent. Many years ago, a couple named their twin sons Winner and Loser. Winner ended up being a regular in prison; Loser became a police detective - and he preferred to be called Lou.
Yes, I knew that story! Worked out like "A Boy Named Sue."
I want in on this bet.
sometimes kids can be assholes. you know this. you have to acknowledge that and let her deal with it with humor.
every parent I know of has weird and someway offensive names for their kids. it's a joke and made clear, and not generally one said TO the child once they can understand words. but yeah I bet one is an asshole, but they tend to grow out of it at some point.
Still not a good idea to refer to your child as "the shit stain". Even when kids can't talk, they understand the meaning behind the words, and they end up internalizing the insult. This poor Lisbeth Salander of a baby needs lots of love from her Grandma.
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I'll bet "the good one" becomes a crack ***** and "the shit stain" becomes incredibly successful at whatever she pursues. Write back in 20 years to see if I've won.
sometimes kids can be assholes. you know this. you have to acknowledge that and let her deal with it with humor.