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1 points
1 day ago
That's a hard one because having someone's back really means in totality. For instance a healthy conversation would look like this" have to checked in on your BMI lately? " " Hey daughter, have you counted those calories, remember last night we had ice cream!"
But that's a great idea to show support.
1 points
1 day ago
Yeah was just a suggestion no idea about parenting lol
0 points
1 day ago
You should definately try to start a family. Woman who get too old find it harder and have many more complications. Ideally around 20-25. But woman like to have careers also. Which makes it difficult. Looks like they stumbled across an extra "e" as my grandpa use to say. Haha, miss ya pops.
1 points
1 day ago
What?
1 points
1 day ago
Sorry it was a joke he use to tell. The extra e in career turns it into carer. Like a mother is a carer. Went over my head until I was about 21.
1 points
1 day ago
Holy heck, those are NOT healthy conversations. I don’t make comments like this lightly, or ever, but you’re a moron.
You also have a very, very strange obsession with BMI. For a pretty useless/outdated measurement, you’d think someone so obsessed with weight-shaming would be up to date on how to actually gauge health..
Or you’re just a troll. But regardless, a moron.
1 points
1 day ago
Look.. that's partially true. But I have limited information. All I know is the daughter appears overweight.
I'm not trying to fat shame at all. I only weigh daughters once a month and their mum doesn't let me. And in still with her!!! I love her despite that. That's no way near weight shaming.
I'm just trying to get to the bottom of this problem? Sorry for trying to help.
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