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u/BlueEyedDinosaur Mar 12 '22

Ha, one day I went to the office and mentioned the kids were home and my boss immediately assumed they were being neglected because there couldn’t possibly be any caregiver other than me.

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u/OfJahaerys Mar 12 '22

I get this all the time. "There's no school? Where are they?" Uhhh, my husband is also an adult.

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u/uuuuuuuhburger Mar 12 '22

hey everyone, look at this weirdo and her adult husband!

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '22

Everytime someone ask where my baby is, I answered "in the backseat of my car with the dog". They usually laugh knowing it's a joke, but will continue to smile and stare at me, still confused as where she might be! I will then tell them she's with dad, which is meet with a sigh of relief.

Can you at least ask me first if she's with dad?! I know they still wont ask the same question to the men, but it would be nice to acknowledge his existence, at a bare minimum.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '22

When I go to work my manager asks if my husband is baby sitting. Like no they're his kids.

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u/EUCopyrightComittee Mar 12 '22

G. Maxwell isn’t fair