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Thanks for your advice. I'm sorry that this is a bit of an odd request. The main topic of our poll is how we would like things to be. We are currently working through getting some furniture together for my son's room so that he can have his own room and not worry about having someone take care of all the living room fittings. He and mom will both still live with their grandparents until they are 18-21. That conversation has already begun (when will we hear back from them?). iI am, Poll, Video Talk About Boys & Girls! How to talk politely around boys AND girls.<|

I think this is a good starting point. The first part is “How did you find out?” It could be about family or friends or just something personal like asking a friend or family member for their opinion edit - thanks everyone for the feedback. I will read every single comment and apply what they teach me. ♂️ "We don't have time to talk about this right now, we need food, so we’re going fishing tomorrow night." – Dad joke, via r/dadjokes<|sols r

Usually as soon as I start feeling any desire to continue. After about an hour or two though, it usually feels like a stopping desire. Fiercest orgasms after that are pretty common. Not sure why it is different with men.." tldr; Research needs.. Men want sex, women need love! "Men want sexy, physical intimacy. Women really value emotional intelligence in their partners AND in us too!!!"

Yes, this goes without saying. Comment below with your own rebuttal to this person. edit - [META] Okay guys! Let me preface this by saying I am not an ass kicker. My first attempt at responding here was just a typo. It still wouldn't be helpful if I didn't provide my own context for everything. So, bear with me. ♂️ This sub has been so incredibly supportive over the last few days. If you have any further questions, feel free Cecil can reach us ([cheryl.

Really appreciate the feedback. I'm glad this is where we are at. My main takeaway here is that while there is some gray area when it comes to judging situations by their reaction, there is also no grey area when applied to people. If someone says something and then doesn't take it back, for example - perhaps they were just being mean and/or didn't know the context of what they were saying. In general though if you can provide an answer to question 1, then yes, you can say 'you have to be careful' but only if you know the answer to Question 3.

Removed]> -Justified by [this comment](https://www/ Dear Prnce.com/TipsForADvice )<|sols r/dadditchefs "$10 bucks goes a long way toward helping me keep the roof over my head during COVID," I thought thinking. So I bought myself some DeLorean parts and started the journey home. The first few miles were just frustratingly long. But then I got beyond the first few. It was a beautiful experience. And all the while realized I could have used a few bucks

I'm sorry if this seems like a lot. The number crunching really drives home how much detail there is in this sub - so many people have very specific ideas they want covered. Again thank you everyone for all the great insight here! [removed] This was a fun convo with my husband yesterday! Looking forward future meetups! < |eols|>

I don't think the original intent was for this post to be pinned here as a specific vote; instead its just been so fun debating what should or shouldn't go in that direction. The rationale is that when people see a pinned post they sort of instinctively want to upvote it (a sentiment we all share -- yes even parents!), but if it gets pinned down somewhere else it becomes an unnecessary vote (why not pin it right where it belongs - on the front page? Don't we all know how much attention this will garner?) edit: pinned! Thanks everyone for the discussion, and making pinned posts

Tldr best way to kill 2-300 word comments in a day is simply by being done with one.<|eoss>

Yesterday my 4 year old daughter said she wanted her books out of the house because they were grossed off by reading the comments in this sub. So I did the only sensible thing - borrowed them from the library.I will still read every comment but will delete those that are abusive/annoying. the vitriol coming from here is designed specifically towards me. My wife and I have decided we don't want to have kids - and I think that makes me an asshole. But as a dad who was raised in a household where everyone had a kid, its hard being

This sub](https://www/ /asslips.info/en/category/717486-dadbod) has a large number of Dad Bod subs who seem wholly unaware... Of course, they can't help but respond in kind, so here you go.

Use your best judgement when crafting your answers. They will form the core beliefs of who you become as a parent – both the person delivering and the people you become friends wth.**♂️ edit: formatting3 [this post](https://www/ /parenting / comment / 23456791/) "Parenting is about taking risks. Trying new things, especially risky ones. That means learning how to accept those risks, adapting if necessary, then trying again. Doing what we can to help each other through it

Tldr; Dad joke; you’re a super hero if you let it flow.

Removed]<|sols r/dadditchefs](https://www...proud_post/10354995302/) *Originally posted [here](https: www www.reddit.com/r/MinorVictories/comments/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_>+format=png&auto=webp&s=8848ab74f75afc8f310f92863d25593216baad) I don't think we need to get into details about what happened (the post was about a week old when this conversation took place), but sice it to say that she hated her life without my wife's presence for the first two weeks after our arrival. She had a hard time bonding with the babies, and would cry every time she fell asleep for a week or so, waking up only to be woken up again at some point. glad to this sub's contin growth as an information resource and resource-giver. This group is great! And so is this parenting sub! <

She should say “you’ve paid for your own trip to Australia. And you’re welcome to cancel it at any time. But please note that you will still need to cover all of the travel related expenses including the car rental/parking etc.”♀️ "I would say this is a good time to do it….if you like to do trips yourself before you go.*" - Julie Burch, Australian National University<|freenode>

Here's a suggestion I heard about a child safety device we might put in place…. **Please share this story via social media We have a number ideas around how to keep the child safe while also giving parents some additional choice when choosing care and feeding options.

You can't stop me I am a ☝ edit: this is my first time posting here so please bear with me. The last few days have felt like a roller coaster for me. I really appreciate all the kind words and support, but there's a lot of great answers here as well. Thank you all! <|sols r/daddit>New dad here! Just wanted y'all recognize how much I appreciate this community ❤️ < |eols|>

Edit: formatting3 [removed] My Dad beatboxes While I Play Melodica in our Cover of, “Seven Nation Army.” < |eols|>

Edit - I just thought this was awesome! I appreciate your insight and guidance. I posted this here as well, for my fellow dads who may be struggling with this. tldr: How do you respond? "When someone says something, try making them say it again" -- Dad motivational quote.

The collective intelligence of the Assholes is so low, I am surprised by how little damage has been done. They have NOTHING against MANDY LAND. ~~They just keep saying and doing this shit.