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    in Channel Zero

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    you need to at least write the correct stuff on the sign for this to be acceptable. go read the first post of this thread.

     

     

    eh, I wrote oontz, cause i only had a sharpie, and no photography skills. I already repacked my camera, and will be leaving in about an hour, so, eh.

    has anyone's girl gone through this?

    in Channel Zero

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    look i think its great that worked out for you, but are you honest in saying you think it is easier to live with going through that whole process, which in every way it worked out for you could go in the COMPLETE opposite direction, than having a simple medical procedure to reverse what is essentially a chemical reaction in your stomach? i find it hard to beleive that it's all been peachy and you're fine with the fact that you had a kid you will never get to know. that's WAY more sad to me than

    going to the doctors to terminate something in your stomach.

     

    i'm not having a dig by the way i am genuinely interested to see what you have to say.

     

     

     

    I'm dead serious. I COULD get to know him if I wanted to. I know his address, he knows he's adopted, and likes to hear about me. They're giving him a WAY better life than I ever could have. He's been to hawaii twice, disneyla It's an open adoption. As I said, sometimes it IS hard, but rarely.

    has anyone's girl gone through this?

    in Channel Zero

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    what would be more painful to his girl? not having the kid?

    or fucking having it AND GIVING IT AWAY.

    are you serious? how could that ever be a good experience for anyone.

     

     

    I did that. It was actually FAR less painful, knowing that the son I bore is happy and healthy, and had good, loving parents. The guy had testicular cancer when he was somewhere between 20-22, and was never able to have kids, the woman had had to have her uterus removed due to medical problems, so she was also never able to have kids. I got to meet them a shit ton before we ever decided that they were good enough people to raise a child, they had aldready adopted a little girl who was 3 by that time. Both of them had wanted the whole two kids, a dog and a house with a picket fence type thing, the only thing they didn't have was a little boy. They send me pictures of him occasionally, so I get to see him, and I could even go chill out with him if I wanted to, but I really don't. yeah, it hurts sometimes, when I think about it, but just thinking about how his life is going makes it okay. That is WAY easier than knowing I had an abortion.

     

    Either way, it's a damned hard decision. I'm pro-choice, even though I couldn't go through with it, so the way I see it is weigh your options, and be there for your woman. Foot rubs, cuddles, funny movies, or movies you know are her favorites, flowers, and listening. Ice cream and chocolate might help too.

    favorite smells

    in Channel Zero

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    the ocean at night

    bacon

    my husband's deoderant

    the bodywash I have that smells like a cereal that I can't place

    orange danishes right out of the oven

    rain

    gunpowder

    puppy breath

    vanilla

    paint

    colored pencils

    new plastic

    fresh coffee grounds

    money

    gas

    skunks

    alconox

    cavicide wipes

    bleach

    my dog has parvo.....any comments.

    in Channel Zero

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    Apparently there is parvo in my backyard. We didn't know it until My brother asked me if he could leave his boxer pup with me when he went camping. Poor dog, he was awesome. In the week I had him, he played with my dogs, jumped all over the backyard like an idiot, was just generally hilarious. Then, the day my brother was supposed to come get him he just didn't look well. He started the shitting and vomiting that night, so I lent me bro the money to get him cared for at the vet. 3 days later, the vet said the dog was good enough to go home. He died that night.

     

    Just becase the vet says your dog is getting better, and good enough to go home (hopefully you get to that point) don't quit watching him.

     

    I know it wasn't my fault, but I still feel bad.

    Lies Adults Told

    in Channel Zero

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    it'll all be alright as long as you go to school.

     

     

    fuck school, I draw for a living.

     

    Nah, seriously, school never bothered me, it just bored me. I was that nerd that was finished reading the English book within the first week of getting it, and was in honors classes. And yeah, math is a bitch for me, but I rarely use it anyways.

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    Lies Adults Told

    in Channel Zero

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    Once my mom tried to tell me that my dog ran away. Then 5 seconds later my stepdad came out of the woods with a shovel. we weren't stupid, we figured that one out, so she finally told us the truth. Apparently my neighbors didn't like our dog.

     

    Oh, and my mom tried to tell me I was smart a couple times.

    showering

    in Channel Zero

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    As soon as I get home every night after work. I prefer a bath with a rinse off afterwards, I got a bathtub as big as a small hottub, so I utilize it as such. Plus, that's the best time because I smell all nice and my husband likes it.

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