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Could use a good friend to chat with. Stay at home life is lonly

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Girl same

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Been a SAHM for 9 weeks now (1 year maternity leave) and it is making me crazy. The routine. 🥺

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Same here hi ladies

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My house is a disaster area and I wanna throw the entire place away and get a new one lol . I have my 4 mo th old whose clingy and then my 4 year old who is currently learning to put her stuff away but ugh

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Same

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Hiiiii

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Same! I did 3 and a half years at home with kids, now my husband stays home while I work…. But it was sooooo lonely. And I still have zero friends!!

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What self care are you prioritising? weather you’re in the thick of it and looking for some inspo, or you’re coming out the other side and thriving, please leave your product/habit recommendations in the comments 🩷 I’ll go first

•Morning face moisturiser
•light stretching
•payday takeaway treat
•nightly ritural- cuppa tea and 3 bourbons

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"Why did I marry you?"

When you get into an argument with your husband.

Do you or him ever throw the marriage line...

I can't believe i'm married to you?

If he says it, do you take it to heart/ seriously?

If you say it, do you mean it?

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Do you use Detol?

I remember as a kid my mum had Detol for all sorts. Every graze/cut detol went on it. I've never purchased or used it, should I be? My son obviously has grazed knees quite often, I usually just clean it with cold water and let him carry on 🫣😅

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Is it too much to see a mum friend twice a week?

I'm very new to making mum friends, or just friends in general to be completely honest.
Maybe it's the introvert in me but is seeing a friend 2 times a week too much, or fine? We're just getting to know each other, so we're not totally friends yet, but we see each other every week at baby yoga, then she always asks to meet at the weekend for coffee.
I don't mind doing it some weeks but every week is a lot for my social battery but then I think of how long I wanted a mum friend and that I'm being too antisocial 🫣
I have a 3 year old and a newborn though, day to day life is a lot, so any free time I have I need to see family and also spend time with my husband. Maybe making friends isn't as big a priority for me as I thought. But I'd still like to have friends, I enjoy seeing them at classes and stuff, and I do enjoy the occasional coffee date with our babies, but I just think every week is a lot for me.

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Long distance best friend✨

Hii, I’m Jess ! I’m 27 & I have 2 beautiful kiddos who are 7 & 5 & expecting a baby boy in the beginning of January💙. I’m a milspouse & my husband is currently stationed on Oahu, Hawaii, so I’m pretty far away from most people sadly, but I would love someone who would want to be my best friend even long distance 🥹
I’m a supportive, outgoing, compassionate person! I love being there for others when people need me! I’m a chatter box when I’m comfortable as well !✨

I know long distance friendship isn’t for everyone, but if you’re open, let me know ! ✨

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Has anyone been following the Massachusetts trial of Lindsay Clancy?

I am almost 5 weeks PP and been dealing with past 2 nights just extrem insomnia and overwhelmingness but im also wanting to understand more and learn about PPD and PPP i know others have struggle with PPD but to be treated poorly and not have a voice or support i want to get a group of friends together and just chat talk and be their for each other cuz sometimes i know I need a friend to talk to where I'm not crying or getting overwhelmed . From the diaper change from feeding from rocking and bouncing and still feeling im doing poorly when she probably crying( my 1month old) crying because she gassy or uncomfortable.

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