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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 17 Aug 11

My brother and his wife have a very turbulent relationship, and always have. They've been married for a little over 3 years. Last summer, she was pregnant. She came over one night while my brother was at work, and told me that she...

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Lovetoy38829 Therein lies part of my confusion. He TOOK the meds. So he knows there was a problem. I don't know, maybe he thinks he gave it to her. Or maybe she spun it like she'd had it the whole time and they just caught it. I just don't know.

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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 17 Aug 11

My brother and his wife have a very turbulent relationship, and always have. They've been married for a little over 3 years. Last summer, she was pregnant. She came over one night while my brother was at work, and told me that she...

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Lovetoy38829 Exactly. I know if my husband came home and said I needed to dose myself down with antibiotics, we'd have a serious problem.

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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 17 Aug 11

My brother and his wife have a very turbulent relationship, and always have. They've been married for a little over 3 years. Last summer, she was pregnant. She came over one night while my brother was at work, and told me that she...

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Lovetoy38829 Thanks for that perspective. I feel as well that he has a right to know. I'm just not so sure that I should be the one to tell him. I WISH she would come clean and leave me out of it, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 17 Aug 11

My brother and his wife have a very turbulent relationship, and always have. They've been married for a little over 3 years. Last summer, she was pregnant. She came over one night while my brother was at work, and told me that she...

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Lovetoy38829 We aren't like buddy buddy, share secrets, close. But we do live about 50 feet from each other and hang out a lot. He DID take the antibiotics, so he knows about the std situation. Which to me, begs the question, How in the world did he/she rationalize...

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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 17 Aug 11

My brother and his wife have a very turbulent relationship, and always have. They've been married for a little over 3 years. Last summer, she was pregnant. She came over one night while my brother was at work, and told me that she...

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Lovetoy38829 Exactly. They seem to be in a good place right now, and I'd hate to ruin that. The baby looks just like her mom. I keep running over and over what good would come from telling. The only thing I can come up with is that *I* would want to know. He may not.

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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 17 Aug 11

My brother and his wife have a very turbulent relationship, and always have. They've been married for a little over 3 years. Last summer, she was pregnant. She came over one night while my brother was at work, and told me that she...

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Lovetoy38829 See, you hit the nail on the head. I'm not overly fond of her to start with, I just didn't want to be the cause of her being put out on the street pregnant. And that IS what would have happened had I told at the time. But at the same time, I would be furious...

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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 17 Aug 11

My brother and his wife have a very turbulent relationship, and always have. They've been married for a little over 3 years. Last summer, she was pregnant. She came over one night while my brother was at work, and told me that she...

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Lovetoy38829 @Lovetoy38829 (36) • United States 15 Aug 11

I have 3 children, and 2 step children. Four boys and a girl, ages 2-13. The oldest is soon to be 14, and I just don't know what's going on with him. I was semi-prepared for puberty with my daughter, having experienced it myself,...

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Lovetoy38829 Wow ! That's rough! I know it may sound kind of naive, but potential drug use is pretty low on our radar right now for issues. Our kids go to really small county schools where drugs are not very prevalent. But thanks for that perspective. My husband is USArmy,...

16 Aug 11

angelbelle578 @angelbelle578 (1635) • Philippines 14 Aug 11

Do you have wild life neighboor? Like snakes. I watched some video about the snake that was found in the laundy machine and was stayed there for 3 days. Do you have some experience about snakes? I had experienced having a...

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Lovetoy38829 We have pet pythons in the house :D Or, did, I should say. I had to find them a new home when I got pregnant, because I just wasn't willing to chance it. But we live out in the country, so snakes are a pretty common sight out here. I'd rather find a snake...

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pahak627 @pahak627 (5047) • Philippines 15 Aug 11

Our officemates are supposed to be the closest persons that we have in our life. Because we spend a minimum of 8 hours a day with them. With our family we spend only a few hours a day. But I observed that a few of them talked...

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Lovetoy38829 It is important to understand the difference between work comraderie and actual friendship. It is never a good idea to over-share in the workplace, no matter of good of a friend you think someone is. Keep it friendly, but keep it professional! Gossipmongers...

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minimoyz @minimoyz (277) • Philippines 15 Aug 11

This is a matter of life and death....... If given the choice that you sacrifice one of your 5 senses what would you choose to be removed? I know this is impossible but when the situation like this arises what is the best option...

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Lovetoy38829 I'm definitely going to have to go with the sense of smell. It's the least of the senses that I enjoy. I'm really curious as to the life and death nature of the questions though... Why would a sacrifice of any of the senses be a matter of life and death?

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ReverendShaggy @ReverendShaggy (415) • Philippines 14 Aug 11

Ok well me and my wife butted heads a little about our boys being sick. Our oldest is running a fever fairly bad. Now I was raised around my family and when we had fevers we were wrapped up in blankets and sweated it out and we...

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Lovetoy38829 In recent times, the medical community has discovered that prolonged times with a high fever can cause brain damage. I'm pretty sure this is why the 'sweating it out' method has been abandoned lately. Our pediatrician recommends alternating Children's...

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marie2052 @marie2052 (3691) • United States 6 Aug 11

My mom used to tell me that if I ate too many pickles I would lose weight. Just wondering is this true?

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Lovetoy38829 No worries, sugar ! A lot of people count calories or scrutinize fat grams, but fail to take note of sodium content. I use to have really high blood pressure that was caused mainly from all the salty stuff I was eating. The bread and butter pickles ARE...

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