Slaythe
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This made me laugh more than it should have.Yeah, that's a huge red flag on tinder.
Just got a new idea....Tindergarten.
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This made me laugh more than it should have.Yeah, that's a huge red flag on tinder.
Just got a new idea....Tindergarten.
I know, and when I tell people why we don't post him it's like I just insulted their family and all moral values they hold. I caught my mother posting a few pics and had to report her for that shit. Like really? I have one goddamn request, don't post my damn kid on social media!You're alone. Almost all of my FB friends that have kids have mad kid pics. More pics of their kids than themselves.
Just curious, what's your reasoning or logic there? I mean I can understand not wanting a million pics of them out there. But why zero? Is it a safety/pedo concern? Or just simply you want it to be the kid's choice?
Its not some big thing that you're all making it out to be, I just dont believe in putting my son all over the internet and he has no say in it. It only becomes a thing because other people get upset.
For the record I did not post my dick although I did grant permission. The pics featured no identifying marks that could be tied back to me in any way. I'd do it again.
For some reason, for the longest time, I picture you as the nerd dude that where's khaki pants everywhere, including the beach, with some kind of tucked in polo. Not socially awkward at all, but not sure why you are the khaki man to me?Well I guess every parent is biased but our kid is fucking handsome. I've seen some ugly babies and he's not one of them.
If I were single I'm pretty sure he could pull in 10s for me. We were at the beach the other day and some smoke shows came up to talk to us because of how cute they thought he was. I don't know if every baby is like that but we get compliments pretty much nonstop.
Its weird because I'm ugly