Kids
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The_Raiders
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I'm pretty much the kid in our home since I'm 15. But I hope to have a good family started someday. I'll have experience dealing with kids that's for sure. All my little cousins come over to our house all the time, before long I'll be goin insane if I don't get a break from'em lol
Deckard said:
No, just punks, greasers, and ruffians.
herr gruber
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My other half refuses to have children due to her illness and I more than anything wanted to be a father. Damn. Guess I'll have to settle for a cat.
herr gruber
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You guys are so unfeeling. I suggest the Raven sets up a counselling forum.
Members can post in it and get advice which may finish them off!
Members can post in it and get advice which may finish them off!
Tennessee Smith
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I have a seven year old and it's so much more than you can imagine. I remember when my wife was pregnant with him I was excited but kind of unsure of the whole thing. That changed the instant he was born. When the nurse took him away and I heard him scream, nature took over. He was mine, right there it hit me, "that's my boy, my Junior" and I had to make sure those damned nurses weren't hurting him. I ran over just to be next to him why he was being cleaned off. I cannot explain it. It's what we're here for, to create life and keep this ball rolling.
Now that he's 7 it?s only gotten better. I've introduced (my wife says indoctrinated) him to all the things I like, and now he loves Indy. The coolest thing is that his birthday is May 22. I got the teaser poster for him for Christmas and there on the bottom is May 22. He loves it.
Kids are great but you have to teach them everything, they are sponges that pick up all your good and bad habits. I've had to change a lot of what I do because I see how he reacts to me. In a way, he's helped make me a better person while I try to raise him with a sense of morals and respect. What ever you decide, thoroughly think it out and good luck with whatever you decide. It's a helluva ride.
Now that he's 7 it?s only gotten better. I've introduced (my wife says indoctrinated) him to all the things I like, and now he loves Indy. The coolest thing is that his birthday is May 22. I got the teaser poster for him for Christmas and there on the bottom is May 22. He loves it.
Kids are great but you have to teach them everything, they are sponges that pick up all your good and bad habits. I've had to change a lot of what I do because I see how he reacts to me. In a way, he's helped make me a better person while I try to raise him with a sense of morals and respect. What ever you decide, thoroughly think it out and good luck with whatever you decide. It's a helluva ride.
The_Raiders
Well-known member
I'v got my little cousins to deall with almost everyday. Ones 12, 8, 6, and 3. So I have to keep constant gaurd over my stuff to make sure everything remanes intact. 
Adamwankenobi
New member
Ohhhhhhk, getting back on topic now...
I have a brother (9), and two step sisters (3 and 5) who I help take care of when they're here for the summer and holidays.
Here we all are at Kyndra (the 5 year old)'s birthday party last year: http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/ind...&MyToken=95491d45-e17f-4b08-820b-61c22269f40b Notice me on the right with a princess hat on.
I have a brother (9), and two step sisters (3 and 5) who I help take care of when they're here for the summer and holidays.
Here we all are at Kyndra (the 5 year old)'s birthday party last year: http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/ind...&MyToken=95491d45-e17f-4b08-820b-61c22269f40b Notice me on the right with a princess hat on.