Jackiechanliness
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You think being a guy with SA is hard, try being a woman with hyperhydrosis.
We are all an experiment of one. It very much depends on the individual how hard/easy we have it.
well.. Men don't have to carry a baby, they can just ''do it'' and the woman have to do the rest!!! So I think it's easier being a male! But still, I love being a woman ::
well.. Men don't have to carry a baby, they can just ''do it'' and the woman have to do the rest!!! So I think it's easier being a male! But still, I love being a woman ::
^It's not??Where are you from?
lol...
^Hey, good to see you're still here. Haven't seen you in a while
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not completely sure if you were replying to felgen's comment, but...
i could be in the minority here, but no one's pressuring me to have a child.
then again, i come from a family of introverts. i'm getting up there in age. i've never really dated around, never been in a serious, long term relationship. it's never been expected of me to marry and have kids. (maybe they've given up on me.) i can't imagine having a kid right now. maternal instincts/urges have not kicked in. i don't know if they ever will. o:
on the other hand, i think it would be a little bit different if i was married. i agree that women are under more pressure by society/family/friends to pop out a few kids once they're married. i know my mom would love to have grandkids. i'm grateful that she's not on my case about it 'cause it probably won't happen. (by choice, sort of.)
to be honest i got paranoid after another post n i almost left
thats why i wen quiet x
to be honest i got paranoid after another post n i almost left
thats why i wen quiet x