I just wanted to let everyone know that we have had a couple people reach out to us to say that they are interested in becoming our parents and putting their kid into therapy.\n\nIt’s an emotional roller coaster for us. We were initially against it because we were worried about how accepting and loving our kid would be.\n\nWell, the more we listened to them, the more convinced we were, and the more we talked with parents, we've come to the conclusion that this is a chance for our kid to really start feeling loved and at least somewhat at home. It's a rare situation for a lot of reasons, but especially for a newborn it is extremely rare. It is extremely abnormal and a very real possibility for some kids.\n\nSo, dads, if you're interested in becoming our parents and taking your kid, please reach out to us. We can do a number on it, but most importantly, we want to make it work. \n\nThank you,\n\nedit: I've already spoken to a couple of people and it sounds like we're on the same page. Thank you all.
I just wanted to let you know that we have had a couple people who reach out to us to say that they are interested in becoming our parents and putting their kid into therapy. I’m thinking of becoming your parents and taking them to therapy. I’m hoping they take their kid to help people who need help, but I’m not sure if anyone is willing to take me.
This doesn’t seem to be a situation where I would suggest that you do not take your kid, as I would suggest that you think about your child and what things he needs. They are also very good kids. I would suggest you to think about your kid. I recommend that you don’t take your kid if him or her are very needy or if they need money or the opportunity to work. But your daughter may need a lot of money and it is not your choice. Sometimes this is what happens to your child. You will need to think about your child and what is the best path for their future.
If you have to be a dad in this situation, try not to make it seem like you are the only one. The more you try to explain your faith more, you realize that is very hard for a lot of reasons. I can only speak to my own family. We have a couple of small kids and I am unsure how to handle it. I am very proud of myself and my family. I apologize if this doesn’t help, but I want you guys to understand and maybe learn from the experience. Thank you for understanding so much. We need to make sure that our kids understand that we want them here for the right reasons.
PS: My name is Vile Anastacia, the mother of Vile Anastacia. I'm currently in therapy, so I don't really have much right now. Please feel free to reach out to me if you are interested in becoming my parents.\n\nAnd finally, a big thanks for all the support and encouragement. It really means a lot.
Vile Asslips: Please do not be disrespectful towards my username. It's my real name. Please respect that.\n\nHello everyone, I'm glad to announce that I have selected my first ever Reddit award for Outstanding Reddit Subreddit Post.\n\n\nI was humbled in a Reddit community where I had the chance to do something truly special.\n\nI received the award for Outstanding Reddit Subreddit post of the week in recognition of my outstanding creativity and original content.
I just wanted to let everyone know that we have had a couple people reach out to us to say that they are interested in becoming our parents and putting their kid into therapy.\n\nIt’s an emotional roller coaster for us. We were initially against it because we were worried about how accepting and loving our kid would be.\n\nWell, the more we listened to them, the more convinced we were, and the more we talked with parents, we've come to the conclusion that this is a chance for our kid to really start feeling loved and at least somewhat at home. It's a rare situation for a lot of reasons, but especially for a newborn it is extremely rare. It is extremely abnormal and a very real possibility for some kids.\n\nSo, dads, if you're interested in becoming our parents and taking your kid, please reach out to us. We can do a number on it, but most importantly, we want to make it work. \n\nThank you,\n\nedit: I've already spoken to a couple of people and it sounds like we're on the same page. Thank you all.
I am willing to make a friend for your kid!
I just wanted to let you know that we have had a couple people who reach out to us to say that they are interested in becoming our parents and putting their kid into therapy. I’m thinking of becoming your parents and taking them to therapy. I’m hoping they take their kid to help people who need help, but I’m not sure if anyone is willing to take me.
This doesn’t seem to be a situation where I would suggest that you do not take your kid, as I would suggest that you think about your child and what things he needs. They are also very good kids. I would suggest you to think about your kid. I recommend that you don’t take your kid if him or her are very needy or if they need money or the opportunity to work. But your daughter may need a lot of money and it is not your choice. Sometimes this is what happens to your child. You will need to think about your child and what is the best path for their future.
I dont know what to say, i like the idea of a relationship like this, i’m not saying it to be a good one, i just want to see friends and family.
If you have to be a dad in this situation, try not to make it seem like you are the only one. The more you try to explain your faith more, you realize that is very hard for a lot of reasons. I can only speak to my own family. We have a couple of small kids and I am unsure how to handle it. I am very proud of myself and my family. I apologize if this doesn’t help, but I want you guys to understand and maybe learn from the experience. Thank you for understanding so much. We need to make sure that our kids understand that we want them here for the right reasons.
Praise God.
PS: My name is Vile Anastacia, the mother of Vile Anastacia. I'm currently in therapy, so I don't really have much right now. Please feel free to reach out to me if you are interested in becoming my parents.\n\nAnd finally, a big thanks for all the support and encouragement. It really means a lot.
Vile Asslips: Please do not be disrespectful towards my username. It's my real name. Please respect that.\n\nHello everyone, I'm glad to announce that I have selected my first ever Reddit award for Outstanding Reddit Subreddit Post.\n\n\nI was humbled in a Reddit community where I had the chance to do something truly special.\n\nI received the award for Outstanding Reddit Subreddit post of the week in recognition of my outstanding creativity and original content.