txbondsman
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ahem... I was hoping that yall wouldn't mind me speeking on this subject in this forum. I was raised by my 3 older sisters, Mom and G-mom, kinda intouch with the female stuff. ( Even though I'm a big rough, tough, redneck he-man now, just ask anybody)
As a man, I can say that what Cindy posted, he simply scared. He's scared that his world as he knows it will change. The time he spends doing whatever it is he does, he feels will suddenly evaporate. He knows that the responsibility trumps everything else he likes to do, and if he doesn't do the right thing, his buddies, family will know, and he isn't ready to take on that kind of responsibility. Kind of a fear of failure I guess.(which is a damn good thing to know PRIOR to have a little one on the way) If I'm right, good for him. He should learn how to express that to you, that's IF I'm right.
What he said about your body, the potential problems, all that, pure BS. Just a smoke screen to hide what his real fears are, nothing more.
As far as only wanting a boy, sorry girls, but I fell into that catagory too. Right or wrong, it came from only wanting one child myself, and the bloodline thing, as well as the familiarities of boys, i.e. sports, fishing. I realize that if I had been blessed with a little girl, I wouldn't have minded, all the things that I just wrote would still be mine to have, save the name deal as women usually do change their names. Money never was an issue, not because I had alot, it was never clear just how expensive the little suckers are! Sheesh, I just never knew.
One of the only things that I ever did right as a young man, was be smart enough to know that I wasn't ready for a child/ marriage. I didn't have a child till I was 36, married at 47. Mostly because I was selfish, and immature, both. But both of those feelings kept the paternal feeling from emerging.
Cindy, I don't know your husband, but if any of this sounds familiar, good, maybe it may bring some understanding of his thought processes to you.
Thanks for letting me share, sorry if I offended anyone for chiming in, prolly never happen again, can't say I've ever visited "Girl Talk" before. I was lookin for the huntin' and fishin' section where people kill stuff and took a wrong turn.
Yall ladies take care,
Tx
ahem... I was hoping that yall wouldn't mind me speeking on this subject in this forum. I was raised by my 3 older sisters, Mom and G-mom, kinda intouch with the female stuff. ( Even though I'm a big rough, tough, redneck he-man now, just ask anybody)
As a man, I can say that what Cindy posted, he simply scared. He's scared that his world as he knows it will change. The time he spends doing whatever it is he does, he feels will suddenly evaporate. He knows that the responsibility trumps everything else he likes to do, and if he doesn't do the right thing, his buddies, family will know, and he isn't ready to take on that kind of responsibility. Kind of a fear of failure I guess.(which is a damn good thing to know PRIOR to have a little one on the way) If I'm right, good for him. He should learn how to express that to you, that's IF I'm right.
What he said about your body, the potential problems, all that, pure BS. Just a smoke screen to hide what his real fears are, nothing more.
As far as only wanting a boy, sorry girls, but I fell into that catagory too. Right or wrong, it came from only wanting one child myself, and the bloodline thing, as well as the familiarities of boys, i.e. sports, fishing. I realize that if I had been blessed with a little girl, I wouldn't have minded, all the things that I just wrote would still be mine to have, save the name deal as women usually do change their names. Money never was an issue, not because I had alot, it was never clear just how expensive the little suckers are! Sheesh, I just never knew.
One of the only things that I ever did right as a young man, was be smart enough to know that I wasn't ready for a child/ marriage. I didn't have a child till I was 36, married at 47. Mostly because I was selfish, and immature, both. But both of those feelings kept the paternal feeling from emerging.
Cindy, I don't know your husband, but if any of this sounds familiar, good, maybe it may bring some understanding of his thought processes to you.
Thanks for letting me share, sorry if I offended anyone for chiming in, prolly never happen again, can't say I've ever visited "Girl Talk" before. I was lookin for the huntin' and fishin' section where people kill stuff and took a wrong turn.
Yall ladies take care,
Tx