thread: Raising girls is starting to scare me!

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2007
    Ever so slowly going crazy...
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    thats why df wants to get a shot gun! he wasnt keen on having girls because of how his sisters are, now we have a seccond girl on the way, hes getting his "stand over dad" ideas out... and trying to "brainwash" the boys into being stand over brothers just hope they dont take after there aunts....
    Last year two boys from DD's school rode there bikes over to visit.... Adam took of his shirt, (covered in tats) and puffed up before he opened the door... I wet myself laughing, and poor Taylah died of embaressment!!
    She'd better get used to it, he'll only get worse!!

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    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    In Bankworld with Barbara
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    Jodie, I think DH is more worried about having 3 hormonal women in the house than he is about boys LOL.

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    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2007
    Ever so slowly going crazy...
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    Hehehe, good point, but the girls are far outnumbered here...

    I should be more worried about the boys I guess!!
    I do make sure us girls dont take any crap from them, and they KNOW how to treat us properly... I only hope it carries out into the real world!!

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    Registered User

    Jan 2010
    In Love land with my family :D
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    Last year two boys from DD's school rode there bikes over to visit.... Adam took of his shirt, (covered in tats) and puffed up before he opened the door... I wet myself laughing, and poor Taylah died of embaressment!!
    She'd better get used to it, he'll only get worse!!


    Honestly though - it scares the life outta me too. I can only hope as a mother I have taught her well enough to respect herself, as her friend that she can trust to confide in me. We do have an open relationship and she knows she can talk to me about anything at all. I just hope to LORD this stays with her throughout her teenage years. Boy are they gonna be tough! I wasnt really into boys, but alcohol, drugs (the occasional toke) and smokes were my thing. I was too much of a tomboy to even be interested.

    DD (8yo) doesnt even like the way girls her age dress - such as short skirts and short shorts. She looks at them in disgust and says 'Mum, why does that girls mother let her wear that in public?' Im proud of that. Not that she's judging the girl - but not liking what she is wearing and asking for me to buy that! DD wont even wear a full bikini in public without boardies and I like that - you never know who is looking at your children!