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I had someone tell me 'it must be rough raising a child in a broken home'
Excuse me??   My family isn't "broken" Just because I'm not with her father does not mean we are "broken". Actually, we would be far more broken had we stayed together.
Broken implies something that needs to be fixed. We are not broken. OK... I'm done with my tangent now. |
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ignorance is everywhere
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Yeah .... Broken home implies something very bad is going on. Calling a family broken just because there is'nt two parents is just a bad use of grammar.
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If it's not broken don't even try and fix it! $&;@ to those people!
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Edited by
Atlantis75
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Tue 03/24/09 12:49 PM
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Sounds like the guy chose the wrong words..I don't think he meant harm or I don't think he meant it negatively.
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I had someone tell me 'it must be rough raising a child in a broken home' Excuse me?? My family isn't "broken" Just because I'm not with her father does not mean we are "broken". Actually, we would be far more broken had we stayed together.
Broken implies something that needs to be fixed. We are not broken. OK... I'm done with my tangent now.  I am sure that you are a wonderful mother
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I had someone tell me 'it must be rough raising a child in a broken home' Excuse me?? My family isn't "broken" Just because I'm not with her father does not mean we are "broken". Actually, we would be far more broken had we stayed together.
Broken implies something that needs to be fixed. We are not broken. OK... I'm done with my tangent now. My home isn't broken either. It's filled with love and happiness.
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sorry for one persons stupidity. there are stupid people everywhere. but look beyond it and raise your child the way you see fit. me and my ex know we didnt belong together and our children are just fine. better to be divorced and friends then married and hate one another.
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I can understand her vent we as single mothers can be a little sensitive to the broken family words as if it was implying we should have stayed in our bad relationship which would have only hurt the children more...
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 I would be willing to get you or Winx pregnant and know with confidence that you are both excellent mothers.
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I would be willing to get you or Winx pregnant and know with confidence that you are both excellent mothers.
Me pregnant  Hey I don't even know your name mister
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Sounds like the guy chose the wrong words..I don't think he meant harm or I don't think he meant it negatively. Leaning toward that too. 'broken home' is idiomatic and is more representative of the parents having broken up. It really is a bad choice of words today, but I don't think it was meant to imply that your family is broken.
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Sounds like the guy chose the wrong words..I don't think he meant harm or I don't think he meant it negatively. Leaning toward that too. 'broken home' is idiomatic and is more representative of the parents having broken up. It really is a bad choice of words today, but I don't think it was meant to imply that your family is broken.
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I would be willing to get you or Winx pregnant and know with confidence that you are both excellent mothers.
But...Mirror...did you forget? I already have your baby. Here's the pic: 
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Sounds like the guy chose the wrong words..I don't think he meant harm or I don't think he meant it negatively. Leaning toward that too. 'broken home' is idiomatic and is more representative of the parents having broken up. It really is a bad choice of words today, but I don't think it was meant to imply that your family is broken.
lol... well it sounds like something a guy would say. We're insensitive bastards much of the time. |
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Edited by
Jill298
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Tue 03/24/09 01:05 PM
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Sounds like the guy chose the wrong words..I don't think he meant harm or I don't think he meant it negatively. Leaning toward that too. 'broken home' is idiomatic and is more representative of the parents having broken up. It really is a bad choice of words today, but I don't think it was meant to imply that your family is broken.
lol... well it sounds like something a guy would say. We're insensitive bastards much of the time.  so are suburban soccer moms
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I would be willing to get you or Winx pregnant and know with confidence that you are both excellent mothers.
Me pregnant Hey I don't even know your name mister
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omg is there band aids or something for a broken home... I came from one my son came from one.. quit stat code blue...fix it please...NOT I am and my son are very very happy how our lives turned out It made us stronger and better people. So who ever told you that . I suggest they go suck an egg.
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I had someone tell me 'it must be rough raising a child in a broken home' Excuse me?? My family isn't "broken" Just because I'm not with her father does not mean we are "broken". Actually, we would be far more broken had we stayed together.
Broken implies something that needs to be fixed. We are not broken. OK... I'm done with my tangent now. If I remember right, what was broken is no longer there, right? So problem solved. I was raised by my mother all of my childhood, and had a broken step-father from about 4 1/2 to 12. The family was much less broken without him. |
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Sounds like the guy chose the wrong words..I don't think he meant harm or I don't think he meant it negatively. Leaning toward that too. 'broken home' is idiomatic and is more representative of the parents having broken up. It really is a bad choice of words today, but I don't think it was meant to imply that your family is broken.
She probably grown up in a traditional family way and probably she was taught the way of husband/wife must stay together..nothing wrong with that and that's what most of us want..but anyway..poor choice of words. |
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