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tripaldi
32 months agoPost
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32 months agoAs far as PMS goes, your perception of it may be a little off, most women don't experience symptoms that are really even noticeable to others. If their symptoms are severe enough to interfere with daily life, doctors will try to tell you is actually PMDD, not PMS, and try to prescribe medication for it. Most females just want to lay in bed and be left alone. I don't see how that's so bad. If you are worried about your daughter having PMS, by the time she does, she'll almost be out of the house by that age anyway.
I have always wanted a girl. I want to be able to relate to her and show her that she can trust me to come to me with her concerns the way my mother was never able to with me.
Neither gender is guaranteed to be "easier". Just imagine if you have a child with severe disabilities or mental problems; that can be challenging regardless of whether it's a male or female. I suppose men usually want boys and women usually want girls. For the record, though, this is not the case with my significant other. Whether you have a girl, a boy, or one or more of each, I'm sure you'll find a reason to be proud.
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Jennalee999
32 months agoPost
infatuatedbby
32 months agoPost
Tini_ret
32 months agoPost
dunndee
32 months agoa son is a son until he takes a wife a daughter is a daughter all her life
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kizzy10
32 months agoPost
lyssaann
32 months agoPost