Best Mom In The History Of Ever Flower T-Shirt

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I love kids and all but I honestly just want the Best Mom In The History Of Ever Flower T-Shirt in other words I will buy this freedom and quiet I wouldn’t get as a parent. I’m an uncle to quite a few so I have all the good times of kids around with little of the bad lol. I have spent so much time single that I have become used to just having to worry about looking after myself and think I would struggle to look after another living thing. I can tell you that daycare costs are ridiculously expensive so unless you have 2000 to 3600$ a month for two kids then don’t have them. That’s not including the vehicle situation, food, random shit they break, and time lost raising them. Not that its a bad thing. Its just rather costly. I’d be richer than king midas If I didn’t have children. But they’re worth it to me…I think. childhood trauma would force me to ensure that the child had opportunities i didn’t, and would force me to work harder than im already doing; growing in poverty and pushing to come out of poverty, im finding the ability to enjoy things i never had to experience, doing things i could only dream of, and experiencing things i love. My reasons are selfish in that i just would much rather do what im doing than stopping all and devoting majority to a child.

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that, along with the Best Mom In The History Of Ever Flower T-Shirt in other words I will buy this immense cost of having a kid, the work to put into them, the randomness they come with like screaming or eating things or putting things in their nose, who would take care of said kid if i need to leave, potential health costs, and so many many other things. it seems like so much work and requires someone selfless….i don’t think im that kind of person. Like i would want to go hiking with my dogs…do i just take my kid along? do i have to give up what i love to spend time with kid? it just doesn’t sound appealing at this time. I just want to live the life i have before throwing it away so fast. My grandma had bipolar, and spent my mom’s childhood in and out of mental hospitals. My mom used to stay home from school to make sure my grandma didn’t kill herself. Going through all of this as a kid/teen (as well as many other things) traumatized the hell out of my mom.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.