That's a completely made up story. There is no way an infant would be allowed in a lab. It's a major liability and cross contamination issue. Also, it would be dangerous for the baby to be around lab equipment. I'm not buying it.
Also, I know you are lying because ecological breastfeeding is about
nursing on demand. There is absolutely no way you can nurse
on demand while in the middle of wearing a suit geared for a lab.
Your story is full of shit, not buying it.
And yes, if you have sex on an almost daily basis with your husband (which is a healthy frequency), there is NO WAY you are not getting pregnant without popping pills or other forms of birth control like sponges, or whatever evil shit they make out there. You think out of 365 days a healthy sexually active married couple (having sex at least 5 times a week/1 to 2 times a day/that's several hundred times a year) is going to use the pull out method every time? I don't know what kind of men you have been with but Marshall ain't that kind of guy, thank goodness. I'm not going to have a crappy sex life by using the pull out method with Marshall. The sex would suck if he kept pulling out in the moment. Especially when you are really fucking hard. Pa-lease, get a life. AND IF THAT'S TMI FOR YOU, OH WELL, its contextually relevant.
We have a healthy sex life, and that helps keep our marriage together. Truth be told, men need frequent sex. Truth be told, so do women.
Dude, I'm living off of 4 to 5 hours sleep a day for about 3 weeks now and living off of energy drinks and chocolate trying to keep my children well fed, as usual. My REM cycles are fucked up. If I make a typo oh well. I feel like a zombie some days and I can barely even read sleep deprived like this.
My children are on average 2.5 years apart, due to ecological breastfeeding. The last 2 weaned faster than the older ones, for whatever reason and are closer. It's dangerous for a woman to birth any closer than 2 year intervals too often.
Well, you didn't even give me time to answer before answering for me.
"To answer someone before hearing him out is both stupid and embarrassing." (Prov. 18:3)
Well, I've had a crazy life. Of course I'm a little wierd! But "normal" is way over rated.
Anyways, that's why Marshall loves me. I'm not boring LOL
Unless you have a rape fetish haha
Yes, I think that verbal abuse is just as bad as hitting someone physically repeatedly, if not worse actually. A physical bruise can heal. A verbal wound injures the soul, sometimes very deeply. I think it is harder to heal the soul than to heal the body, IMHO. Also, verbal abuse leads to emotional disorders and mental issues (if you don't cut the person off or are trapped in the situation, like with a boss or parent or whatever) which can take years to correct.