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Oh dear. This is wrong on so many levels.
Surely there's a reason why most women enter their menopause at 50ish, yes?
Thoughts?
Oh dear. This is wrong on so many levels.
Surely there's a reason why most women enter their menopause at 50ish, yes?
Thoughts?
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If I was a doctor I'd take one look at her and put up the 'closed' doorhanger outside my office, regardless of age.
Must be skeletor's Grandmother.
Must be skeletor's Grandmother.
whatever floats your boat m'man :)
I quite liked "wronger". It had a wrongness itself, which was a delicious irony.
Blank wrote:
> Or "blinder".
yeah, ignore mine, this one's better.
"wronger"??... good lord.
> Or "blinder".
yeah, ignore mine, this one's better.
"wronger"??... good lord.
Ineedsleep wrote:
> I've love to know what the fathers comments were.
".... kill me, kill me now"
>
> There are too many unwanted children in the world who are
> crying out for a good home.
i think that says it all.
although i can understand the arguements of "but it wouldn't really be OURS", it really does seem like adoption 35 years ago would've been a far better option.
> I've love to know what the fathers comments were.
".... kill me, kill me now"
>
> There are too many unwanted children in the world who are
> crying out for a good home.
i think that says it all.
although i can understand the arguements of "but it wouldn't really be OURS", it really does seem like adoption 35 years ago would've been a far better option.
Or "blinder".
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> The father is a better man than I'll ever be. I'm just too shallow.
don't confuse "better" with "wronger"
> The father is a better man than I'll ever be. I'm just too shallow.
don't confuse "better" with "wronger"
That's giving the child an excellent start in life, I'm sure.
"Off to university now, Mum"
"I don't think so, I'm on a state pension"
"But we can get help from the government to fund my education"
"Think again, you're keeping me in the style to which I have become accustomed"
"Damn"
"Shouldn't you be leaving for work now?"
"Off to university now, Mum"
"I don't think so, I'm on a state pension"
"But we can get help from the government to fund my education"
"Think again, you're keeping me in the style to which I have become accustomed"
"Damn"
"Shouldn't you be leaving for work now?"
The father is a better man than I'll ever be. I'm just too shallow.
You are right. This is wrong on so many levels. How the hell the doctor says he can justify her fertility treatment beats me.
I've love to know what the fathers comments were.
I can understand to a certain degree a younger (much) couple getting the go ahead for the procedure but this has to be a waste of money. If she was so desperate to give her love to a child why didn't she adopt? There are too many unwanted children in the world who are crying out for a good home.
It's disgusting really.
I've love to know what the fathers comments were.
I can understand to a certain degree a younger (much) couple getting the go ahead for the procedure but this has to be a waste of money. If she was so desperate to give her love to a child why didn't she adopt? There are too many unwanted children in the world who are crying out for a good home.
It's disgusting really.
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