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No need to be offended. It's probably just ignorance of the difficulty (in the nicest use of the word), as well as a desire to be feel included as their peers b
by cabaalis 8y ago
No need to be offended. It's probably just ignorance of the difficulty (in the nicest use of the word), as well as a desire to be feel included as their peers begin families. There is obviously no comparison.