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Sharing boundaries?

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by tink!

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My sister-in-law, (mind you, I love her dearly) is officially on my "weird list" now. She emailed some pics today of my niece, and her big #2.

Granted my niece is in the potty-training stage and kids do take great pride in these accomplishments, but I believe there is a boundary to what you share with the rest of the family!

What do you think?

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by dr dij

go do a #2!

(from beavis fantasizing he his captian piccard on the bridge of the enterprise, with butthead as #1 :)

by maxwell edison

...is obviously different than what she might doo. What would I doo if I were you? I'd flush it out of my mind, wipe it out of my thoughts, and not make a tissue out of it.

by m_a_r_k

I once got a Christmas card from a rather eccentric husband-and-wife acquaintance of mine. I didn't even know them that well. As some people like to do, they inserted in all their cards a short letter to keep everyone up to date with what's been going on with their family. Well, they reported to everyone that their new baby was born without an anus. And they proceeded to go on for a short paragraph about what kind of medical attention he was getting to fix his anus. Er.. I guess you could say to rectify his situation. Reading about a kid's anus is the last thing I expect when I open a Christmas card.

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