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I always wanted a boy, now 20 years later. I have 2 boys and 1 girl. I get along far better with her than the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this boys, she has the same messed up sense of humor that I have. My daughters 7 she recently found out that babies are in the mother’s womb before theyre born. Her new thing is telling everyone it was her old playroom and she wants to go back in for a break. Of my friends that have kids, I prefer playing with them. It’s more talking and imaginary time and constructive play. Boys are pretty destructive and it’s more tiring chasing them around. I’d rather make up banal stories about Tea time. But I will say that boys get cooler toys. The dude in me would be very tempted to buy my little dude dangerous toys that they’ll shoot their eye out with. I can see myself buying my little dude age inappropriate toys and loud toys with speakers and sound effects that would also drive me crazy.
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Really depends on the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this child. I have one of each. They are 13 and 10 now. But in terms of play time, my daughter was more hands on with art and drawing. She did creative play too. But my son would come up with tons of imaginative scenarios with his cars and trucks. Or he would make up stuff that just involved furniture. The couch would be the boat. But then it would be sinking so he would have to swim to the other boat. And I always had a role in the game but he loved coming up with all the rules. I would be exhausted sometimes but would always join his games. I told myself to enjoy because it doesn’t last forever. Now he’s 10 and video games are his life. Fortnite, cod etc. He has a group of friends he plays online with. I find time to sit and just hang with him while he games and let him explain everything to me because I’m not a cool dad anymore. My daughter is 13 and we hang out a lot. I keep an interest in her music. We have great discussions. I drive to my office with her so we can edit and print pics of Olivia Rodrigo, or Taylor Swift, or Conan Gray to put up on her wall.
Whatever you have, just spend time with them. Get to know them at every stage in their life. They are constantly changing. It makes sense, it’s a good game with quite decent graphics nowadays, maybe he should take a look at it again, the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this devs have added really cool stuff in the past year and a half. You sound like a great dad, man. I also recommend beating your son a Mariokart just to show him the old man has moves. Thanks my dude. I can totally beat him at Mario kart. My daughter and I are pretty evenly matched at it. Shes so fuckin good at it. And Mario party. Actually my daughter and I play Mario party alot. I love that game. That’s our bonding time game. Been thinking of getting a cat since I’m lonely af. How much work are they? I’m scared I won’t be able to take care of it but I’m willing to put all the work in I know I’m not the person you replied to, but I have 2 cats, 2 kids, and a dog, and to be honest, the cats are really easy to care for. Most cats are really self-sufficient. All you have to do is feed them twice a day and clean the litter box once a day, which takes about 2 minutes. They are wonderful companions. As a father of a permanently disabled child. A healthy child is better than choosing between the two sexes. Give me the worst 3 year old and I’ll be able to parent that child. A kid with a disablelity, physically and mentally, is a death sentence to the child and the caregiver. Same!! Some girls can be harder to raise!! I love my daughter so much, but she’s so much like me and the attitude, omg!! Lol, but I’d ofc be grateful for any healthy baby. Which, I know most people would feel the same! Edit: wording



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I hate when people say girls are hard to raise cause it usually means they aren’t raising their boys at all (and it shows in behaviour of younger generations of boys) Im not saying men treat women bad.. im saying i want to raise my son to be a good gentleman. Dont think too much on it. Its not that deep nor is it a sexist thing. It doesn’t matter to me, I just want a healthy baby. Although I feel scared and unprepared for how difficult it will be to keep a kid safe in this age of internet. The more I research about online safety for minors, the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this less secure I feel that it’s even possible. Once they’re teens, how do you really protect them online? I know boys face a lot of risk too, but it seems girls are especially difficult to protect, as every creep out there online bombards them constantly with… unsolicited and inappropriate messages, pics, and videos. You can’t really stop them from using social media in their teens. You can teach them safety, but kids always think they know better than parents. How do you avoid becoming a helicopter parent these days with all this stuff?
A boy the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this only thing is that due to my condition, I don’t know if I am able to have kids or if it’ll be hell to even conceive without having the need to give myself a billion shots. I’d just want a healthy kid who hopefully doesn’t experience the same kind of existential pain I started as a 4 year old and if they I did I hope I’d fucking notice. Regardless of boy or girl I’d want to teach them to protect others and be kind, but also if someone is hurting you walk away, they try again, walk away again, they try a third time now you can make sure they don’t screw with you again. I would have neither, if there was a choice. The world slowly is becoming a scary, unstable place. Why bring kids into this shit show?!
I’d love to have one of each but I fantasise about raising a little girl and telling her all the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this things I wish people told me when I was her age. Kind of a “making up for my own childhood” thing but hopefully in a positive way.. I’m a guy I would’ve no idea on how to raise a woman so I would rather have a boy, becouse I would know how to raise him properly. A boy, this might sound a bit egotistical, but I have autism (not in a serious life ruining way, but still I have it) and I feel like if my child had it too I’d understand and guide him better (although I realise having autism can be annoying in this social society) than if he was ‘normal’. And autism is more apparent with males than it is with females. It’s actually still being debated whether that autism is more common with men or rather if it’s just women being under diagnosed due to things like masking and autism presenting in women looking different from the stereotype of autistic behaviour and doctors lacking the knowledge about how it can present differently
I mean, I can’t even go for 5 seconds before going on a train of thought, it takes me some times a minute before I realize it and shut them down. I realize the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this goal is not to turn my brain off completely, but as it is now, it just looks like I’m trying to sleep but in a sitting position, and getting mildly annoyed at myself for thinking in the process, so it’s not doing much. So, I’ve been thinking what if I blast tf out of my ears with some noise, in such a way that i can’t even hear my thoughts? Would anyone advise against that as being as good as not meditating or something like that? Don’t worry about noise levels, my earbuds won’t let me go to a unsafe volume even if I tried. I also not going all the way up, just enough so I need to concentrate to think through it. I did an experiment today in the morning and it was the first time I didn’t check the time while meditating. (I’m doing 15 minutes)
Goal would be you have 1) full attention over 2) an extended period of time for 3) most of the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this time (e.g. 80% of time you stay concentrated). When you achieve that, then you can start adding mindfulness to the mix. But I think I got it, gotta start slower than that. I will try the meditation object tech next, sounds better than just trying to not think at all. The biggest hurdle starting out (and pretty much at every level) is how you treat the different parts of yourself. Unhealthy = a thought comes up, try to reject the thought, thoughts about how it’s not working come up, shame yourself for still having thoughts, the thoughts get stronger. Healthy = a thought comes up, allow the thought to exist in the background as breathing becomes the foreground of attention, dis-identify with whatever comes up and just be the observer, have compassion for everything that arises in observation while coming back to breath I have ADHD/Autism, diagnosed. These techniques you are exploring are nonsense. I meditate for 2-3 hours a day everyday. You get good at it by trying less, stop trying to come up with some technique to trick yourself into meditating. You just have to sit there in silence and discomfort for however long it takes for you to understand that your resistance to sitting there is the problem, not any of the things you are doing or not doing. Just sit and accept the present moment, whether or not it’s comfortable.
This is a trick that worked for me and it’s realizing that this present moment is all at there actually is. Everything else exists in the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this mind. What’s real is this developing moment. That is all that there is. The noise isn’t going to solve anything. You need to stop resisting all those thoughts and just let them be there. It’s like an Asian finger trap, the more you pull away, the tighter it holds you. Accept whatever comes into your mind and don’t judge it or think of those thoughts as good or bad. Everytime you get lost in thought, the second you realize it just focus back on your breath. You’ll get better over time and the thoughts will start to slow down gradually. Don’t rush the process or it won’t work brother.
I haven’t been diagnosed with ADHD but I can relate to a lot of the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this struggles people like you would have. So I think I have some sort of understanding of your situation. The best advice I’ve ever received was to not try to quiet the mind, just let the thoughts be. Just don’t be too invested in them. If a thought pops up let it exist but don’t get consumed by it. Gradually and with enough practice, your mind will quiet itself as it will have no stimuli to cling onto. From personal experience of using white noise, it can help. I dislike having to focus on my body, so I focused on the noise instead. White noise makes me feel like I’m on a plane. Also, sitting through my mind’s and body’s resistance always proved fruitful to me, even if it took me over 1 hour to get to a peaceful state.
Blasting your ears is not only dangerous for your hearing, it also means you’re not actually doing the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this training. I don’t think noise can drown out thoughts, but if it can drown out thoughts it can certainly drown out your focus on the breath. ADHD might mean you start with less ability to keep the mind on the breath than others. But make no mistake, others who have never meditated before without ADHD might go 7 seconds before getting distracted rather than 5. It’s just difficult. Try to relax, develop a sense of wellbeing just in meditating at all, and be patient with yourself. observe sounds. keep ur awareness on any 5 senses. but keep them on your senses and u will notice thought dissolving as all ur attention becomes preoccupied with your senses
Focus on the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this breath, don’t judge when you start observing thoughts, just notice them gently and go back to the breath. Breath is the focal point of the monkey mind, you as the observer is to point back to the breath when monkey wanders. It’s like an awoken forgetfulness where you realize you no longer were aware of the breath, so you slowly go back. It represents neural connections, and relieves the nervous system which is perfect long term for awareness and attention deficits. I don’t know how to apply it with that in mind but as someone with aphantasia and a fidgety mind mindfulness meditations and body scans help immensely with keeping me aware and at ease. More clear as well. I have diagnosed ADHD, and although I really enjoy silent meditation, I live in a really large city with constant environmental noise. Plus two roommates. Silent meditation is not always practical. I regularly listen to two things: The Secular Buddhism Podcast’s 15 minute mindfulness audio. 5 minutes of breathing (2 in, hold for 2, release for 10, hold for 2), five minutes of stillness and watching the breath, 5 minutes of mindfulness.
This singing bowl audio. It has a bass tone that repeats about every 15 seconds. I breathe Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this in when I hear it, then exhale. Repeat. I find that an audio focus like that doesn’t shut off my brain; it’s kind of like when you listen to music while reading. Did you see Dr. K’s video on “Why Having ADHD Makes You Better At Meditating”? He argues that the crave for novelty (~getting bored) and perception sensitivity (~distractability) associated in adhd are an advantage in meditation. I do this all the time. Each ear is generated independently, most samples are mono and sound like you’re standing in front of a wall with both channels generated independently you hear the sound all around you with no spatial ques. I wouldn’t recommend external workarounds to that extent, especially those that could damage hearing even if you subjectively don’t notice or think that your devices will protect you.
Any noise, is going to make your mind wander, unintentionally. Any input at all, is going to break your concentration on not thinking. Quiet, relaxed, uninhibited. Then you can stop thinking. Practice. I’ve been doing meditation for years. You’ll get it down perfect, eventually!. i am tired of t shirt bros (and I count sweatshirts and sports shirts here) clogging up this sub with stuff that is 15 years old. I scored a lovely cotton voile floral print 50s dress with all (and I mean, like 1/2 dozen) original tags including maker, store, company that made the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this fabric, company that made the zipper, price tag, and a crinoline for $50 last summer (yes it fits) and these guys act like finding something that says 2002 is hot s*((&t – I laugh, but I’d love to find a sub where most ppl talk about more than this ) Officially so jealous right now. That’s more of what I want to see though, not multiple ‘is this super faded t-shirt I got for $5 worth anything?’ posts.
that sounds AMAZING! Please show that in a post! Where did you find it? I’m always curious where people find the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this good stuff I’m a huge Laura Ashley fangirl, and I had an alert set for a while, and this showed up – idk how they ended up tagging it as Laura Ashley – I wrote the seller to let them know, but then I just decided to buy it 🙂 Sounds like it was meant to be! I also am a big Laura Ashley fan, I just bought one to wear to a friends wedding and it’s perfect I’m tired of going to vintage markets and seeing a giant (to me, it’s actually really very tiny) on a shirt they’re advertising as vintage and have priced at $75 Some sellers in my area were doing 90s sports shirts popups, and they’ve now gotten their own dedicated retail space. They post videos on social media of actually ringing up the customers, like the cashier seems to be holding a phone and recording while ringing up one-handed and chatting with the customer. There was a video last week where a guy buys a 90s monster truck event t-shirt for $160. The cashier then records himself pulling the big wooden coat hanger out THROUGH THE NECK HOLE of a 30+ year-old shirt, then he FOLDS IT IN HALF DOWN THE CENTER OF THE GRAPHIC. How can your one business be selling old shirts and you’re that stupid about how to handle them?! Pardon my ignorance, what would be a better way to fold a graphic tee besides in half down the center? I’m an avid concert goer and I’m trying to preserve all of my shirts for as long as possible. Genuine question and looking for a tip, thanks!
Hold it up in the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this air by the shoulders, flip the arms back, then fold it with the picture facing up – like how they fold shirts in stores. I’m tired of seeing the same old 90s band and cartoon shirt “grails”. So unoriginal, no personal style. Just a human centipede of hype and price inflation. There’s a store in a mall near me that sells vintage but it’s all vintage t-shirts and sweatshirts with the rare pair of Air Jordans or Dunks on display. Most everything they sell is upwards of $100 CAD and it always amuses me to walk past and see Gildan cotton t-shirts from the 80s and 90s displayed in pristine clear garment bags on spartan racks. lol thriftcon was awesome, those tee kids didn’t know what they had! I got so much good shit. I got a Bonnie Cashin 60’s jacket for $75 and a Marilyn Chambers one for $60. It’s corny as hell but it’s totally worth it if you dig! The best is at my work when someone flips through shirts really fast like dealer and you say “oh are you a reseller?” And they’re always like “No…
Once me and my bestie planned a day to go check out all the Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this vintage shops in the nearby big city, and were totally disappointed. The majority of it was old tshirts jeans and windbreakers. In the hours we spent out I found maybe 3 interesting dresses I love this thread! Okay, I hate all the t shirt bros, too. But what about the sweater bros? The ones that call a fifteen year old sweatshirt a sweater. It’s a sweatshirt. It’s not a sweater. A sweater has been knitted. It’s a male phenomenon that is widespread in the flipping and reselling world and in no way linked only to the vintage T shirt flipping bros. I mean it’s a regular thing for some guy to make a post essentially saying “I’ve been flipping for 3 months, AMA” and we all know the AMA phenomenon requires SOME sort of knowledge and not just ego. The last brag post was someone showing how they “made” $10k but after COGS it was really $1k (and didn’t even factor in any other business costs). It’s 100% a male ego thing, not based on any sort of acquired knowledge. I’m tired of t-shirt bros too. I kid you not I was at a thrift store and a group of them were all looking through the men’s shirts holding them up and discussing and calling each other over to look at their winners. Some of these were just college shirts, probably from early 2000s and them saying “I could probably get 30 bucks out of this one”
I get if you sell really good finds like a designer item or a higher end item, but selling an old t shirt, really?? I’m very new to resale and I’m honestly kind of shocked that this Western Bulldogs 100 years 1925 2025 thank you for the memories signature shirt in contrast I will get this is everywhere. I really thought it was just at my local bins lol
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