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[ThunderTitan]

Daisy

Poor kid... do you people at least have a flower day?!

But at least you didn't name her after a fruit...


If i ever have a kid (instead of cloning myself) i'll have to remember to give it at least 3 names it can chose from... at least when it tells me it hates it's names i can say "sorry, i tried"...

[Panda Tar]

Those are fancy glasses to go to a place like that...

And Corribus, you daughter has your...eye. The one we can see, that is.

[darknessfood]

Meh, they were cheap, bought them fridaynight(!) and they were only 10€!

[Corribus]

Poor kid... do you people at least have a flower day?!

But at least you didn't name her after a fruit...

She was named after my great aunt, who was something of a matriarch of my mother's family before she died. But thanks for being such an ass.

[darknessfood]

Well, you know TT. Nothig beats being him, i think it's a nice name, you don't hear that often so that's what makes it cool !

[Muszka]

She was named after my great aunt, who was something of a matriarch of my mother's family before she died. But thanks for being such an ass.

Just wondering (not related to her name), is there anything you wouldn't do for her? And if yes, than might ask, what is that? (I'm 100% serious)

[Corribus]

Interesting question.

I think getting to know your own child is very similar to getting to know anyone else, especially for a father. It takes time to form bonds of love. If, a week after she was born, she was in danger of getting run over by a speeding bus, would I have jumped in front of it to save her? Well, it's tough to answer a question like that. But one thing that I can answer is that I'd be more more likely to do it today than yesterday, and I'd be much more likely to do it tomorrow than today. Maybe it's not the same with women, who I imagine have more of a biological instinct to put their child's welfare at first place right from day 1. But one thing I can say is that, unlike in the romantic comedies where people are consummate parents starting from the moment of birth, in real life it takes time, patience and a lot of wrestling with emotions to become a good parent who puts their child's welfare at least on the same priority level as one's own.

[darknessfood]

Really nice answer to a good question. I don't think i am ready for a child yet. Takes a lot of time, money and effort, and that's something i don't have right now. But reading what you wrote is really nice, and i am sure you make a good father, no doubt about that

[winterfate]

@darknessfood: Yeah, I don't feel ready for that responsibility myself either.

@Corribus: Curiously enough, you ignored a certain thing I posted...

Exhibit A:

I bet she gives you all sorts of trouble though...

I was kinda expecting you to deny or confirm my statement...

[ThunderTitan]

She was named after my great aunt, who was something of a matriarch of my mother's family before she died. But thanks for being such an ass.

Hey, anything else would have been out of character... but don't worry, it's very unlikely you'd have been able to pick a name i'd have liked...




sorry about your aunt...

[Muszka]

@Corribus

A good answer indeed, and you kinda understood my answer. Still the answer wasn't exact, I mean, is there a thing what you wouldn't do for your daughter? And I mean in the very moment, and not when she was born. Also your acting is logic till when is in her favor, so things like buying tons of candies or jewels is out of talk, just as much as letting her to do everything she wishes.
As for being father.... is a good job, but as hard it is, it's just as much rewarding, and anyone who says that it isn't so, lack devotion and love toward their child.

[Panda Tar]

If, a week after she was born, she was in danger of getting run over by a speeding bus, would I have jumped in front of it to save her? Well, it's tough to answer a question like that. But one thing that I can answer is that I'd be more more likely to do it today than yesterday, and I'd be much more likely to do it tomorrow than today.

Hum, was she planned?

I can barely wait to be father.

[Ed Robinson]

The ultimate reward is being a Grandfather, getting them on a sugar high and sending them home. (or is that payback ...)

[Muszka]

I can barely wait to be father.

That need some amount of money and even more free time? Do you have it?

[ThunderTitan]

I can barely wait to be father.

That need some amount of money and even more free time? Do you have it?

Obviously you're referring to responsible parentship.... what, no gypsies in your village?! (taking the guaranteed road)

[Panda Tar]

I can barely wait to be father.

That need some amount of money and even more free time? Do you have it?

I'm alone now, looking for a maid. After that, I'll have to buy some money (and also "buy" some relationship ). About time, there's always time for our kids. ^^

And yes, responsibility as a father and raising and watching your cubes growing - those sort of wonderful things.

[Muszka]

@TT
Of course we have gadjos (of course guaranteed)..... but they are somewhat normal.... (mark that I said somewhat)

@Panda
Where can the money bought? I must go there...

[Panda Tar]

@Panda
Where can the money bought? I must go there...

Opa, my mistake. Earn money, then!

[Panda Tar]

This is me and the mother of my dead friend (died 1 year ago, I commented that here) on the beach. It's was a warm autumm day, but the sun was really hot.

[theLuckyDragon]

The Atlantic looks... *jawdrop* WOW