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Wait so what are you jealous of your gf’s mother
Wait, and do things on your own timeline. You know yourself and your kids better than she does.
If she thinks after 3 months she would 'know', then she can introduce her boyfriends to her kids. Otherwise this is not her business.
She can have an opinion (and only voice it ONCE), you can say 'Huh okay I'll consider it.” Then drop it and do what is best for you.
You’re not a bad person for expressing your needs. But you’re a bad person for expecting him to conform to it.
You cannot demand him to have an exclusive relationship with you when you don’t want a romantic relationship with him. What you want is to have a perfect family image to everyone. You really don’t care your own family’s happiness except your own. And that’s why you’re a selfish person.
they also told me that by the end of 2022 Biden would make it so all children would be genderless.
I'm always fascinated by beliefs like this, because they're literally SMART objectives in the project management sense:
Specific: All children will be genderless. Measurable: Presumably on the birth certificate or some other legal form. Achievable or Attainable: It's definitely possible to mark a different legal gender. Realistic: If anyone can do this, it would seem within the powers of a government. Time-bound: By the end of 2022.
At which point, if they were my beliefs and I was in an argument with someone I'd notice that they were falsifiable in several areas:
Specific: if not all children were genderless. Measurable: If this made no difference in everyday life. Achievable: If Biden didn't even try. Realistic: If Biden did try but it wasn't possible. Time-Bound: if it hadn't happend by 2023.
As I say, I'm always fascinated by people who hold beliefs like this, which are literally falsifiable, and time-bound. Then the time rolls in, and the belief is obviously falsified. It reminds me a lot of the beliefs of end-of-the-world cultists, who don't stop beliefing when the end of the world doesn't arrive on time, but instead find a way to simply add on a few years because people listened to them.
Presumably, in your case, too, no amount of the world not matching their beliefs would make them reasses their own gullibility?
But the reality of fertility is that it is quite difficult to get pregnant when you get older. Like sometimes under 50% is it possible sure. But it's much more difficult