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Danna B. @db20747 (43434) • Washington, District Of Columbia 29 May 19

Tonite I can only dream!! Dreaming of a tropical vacation with a person I admire!! Is this real or a dream?! I Cannot tell which!!! We will see when I wake up in the morning!! Pleasant Dreams 2 U all!!!!

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 4 May 19

My twins are 3.5 years old and I feel like I’m nagging them all the time. I rarely ever yell, but I’m constantly asking them to get dressed, stop fighting, get into the bath, put their socks on, and it’s a continual battle. I...

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Pfarelo Even my daughter also doing that.she like to things by his way when she pleased

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 4 May 19

My twins are 3.5 years old and I feel like I’m nagging them all the time. I rarely ever yell, but I’m constantly asking them to get dressed, stop fighting, get into the bath, put their socks on, and it’s a continual battle. I...

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Aanshi Raghava Well, I think all mom's do that. It's not exactly nagging, may be you trying to make them disciplined. They actually won't learn till you teach them. Plus 3 Year olds do behave this way, its the time when they need to learn lot of things, just be soft and...

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 3 May 19

I had enough of make-up the cost and damage it has done to my pores in my skin. So just stopped wearing it all together. I noticed in just 4 weeks the dramatic change was noticeable to me and people were commenting on how young I...

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Simone Sorry to those who wear it but lipsticks and makeup, they are some of the yuckiest things to me. When i first wore lipstick when i was akid because there was a school occasion, i vomitted a lot, then the makeup made me feel so itchy. Constant wearing of them...

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

Hello ladies, I (33F) get really bad cramps every few months as my period starts. My husband (39M) has trouble empathizing because he has never experienced period cramps before. I’ve tried to explain it to him two ways: Imagine...

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Toni LoCicero I had a boy friend who told me that period pain was a piece of cake and that I was exaggerating about the amount of pain from my period. That is not a smart thing to do to a woman who is having her period and is in horrific pain. I happened to be in just the...

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

Hello ladies, I (33F) get really bad cramps every few months as my period starts. My husband (39M) has trouble empathizing because he has never experienced period cramps before. I’ve tried to explain it to him two ways: Imagine...

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Toni LoCicero My exhusband was a total idiot when it came to women's bodily functions. He never believed in PMS or any of the other women's problems. One night he came home stinking drunk after I had asked him to come home early to help me with some of the heavy work...

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

I know I'm being sensitive but it feels like one it comes from a place of insecurity of young mothers (nothing wrong with young mothers) and then attacks women who dont choose to settle down and have kids in their 20s. Why do...

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Aaliyah B I had my first kid at 19 and I think it would’ve been better if I waited, it wasn’t planned but it wasn’t prevented. I personally think it’s better when you are older because you have my knowledge of life and can possibly support your child more. People,...

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

I know I'm being sensitive but it feels like one it comes from a place of insecurity of young mothers (nothing wrong with young mothers) and then attacks women who dont choose to settle down and have kids in their 20s. Why do...

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Simone Well, this post is kinda infuriating to some. It’s one choice to have a baby at a young or old age. No one has the right to criticize one.

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

I know I'm being sensitive but it feels like one it comes from a place of insecurity of young mothers (nothing wrong with young mothers) and then attacks women who dont choose to settle down and have kids in their 20s. Why do...

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Tonietta(Philippines) Insecurities, jealousy,and uncontented life might be, everyone should be happy to what others accomplishments.

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

I know I'm being sensitive but it feels like one it comes from a place of insecurity of young mothers (nothing wrong with young mothers) and then attacks women who dont choose to settle down and have kids in their 20s. Why do...

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Danna B. If u tell people you don't have kids, they attack, whaaat u don't have kids!! That's been my experience!!

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

I know I'm being sensitive but it feels like one it comes from a place of insecurity of young mothers (nothing wrong with young mothers) and then attacks women who dont choose to settle down and have kids in their 20s. Why do...

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Aanshi Raghava My first expression after reading your post is hahahaha Not because I disagree, but because I agree to it strongly and yes women hate each other a lot. I think women don't really understand women well, else there would be lot more support for women...

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 26 Apr 19

I know I'm being sensitive but it feels like one it comes from a place of insecurity of young mothers (nothing wrong with young mothers) and then attacks women who dont choose to settle down and have kids in their 20s. Why do...

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much2say I had my first baby at 36. Yes, we were "older", but at least we were in a better place in our lives to have a family. I graduated college, dated, partied, had a lot of alone time with my husband, had a career, basically got to live our adult youth they way...

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Melissa @Behindtheguitarbar (2831) • Guangdong, China 25 Apr 19

Recently, I ran into having no idea of how to arrange my time after work. I had prepared for my language test for the pass few months. Thus, I just studyed after work. After taking the test last week, I feel like I have much...

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DragonflytotheMoon @GypsyButterfly (295) • Ukiah, California 2 Apr 19

For 22 years I've had the companion (my best friend), but, due to health & financial struggles for both, we've mainly just done day trips. Even with those, it isn't always a full day & is more local. When we are able to travel...

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 25 Apr 19

Just curious on other moms’ opinions. Some moms I know never really go out, or once in a blue moon, or pretty often. When you have young kids, how often do you go out without them & have some you time?

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Tonietta(Philippines) Been a long time since I did go out and have time for myself,always to be me and my kids if we go out.

26 Apr 19

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 25 Apr 19

Just curious on other moms’ opinions. Some moms I know never really go out, or once in a blue moon, or pretty often. When you have young kids, how often do you go out without them & have some you time?

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DEBJANI BASAK My daughter is 8 years old. So I everyday go outdoors to drop her to school. Otherwise one or two days I will go outside with my daughter in the evening to the park. And very rare go alone or with others.

26 Apr 19

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Caitlyn Payne @paynecaitlyn (15) • Andalusia, Alabama 25 Apr 19

Just curious on other moms’ opinions. Some moms I know never really go out, or once in a blue moon, or pretty often. When you have young kids, how often do you go out without them & have some you time?

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Merryjoy If my husband is no work, we can go outside

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