Apparently we're all Barmy!

[weeziewoozles]

The women who'll do ANYTHING to conceive a girl from eating oranges to full moon sex | Daily Mail Online (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3452016/The-women-ll-conceive-girl-Eating-oranges-making-love-winter-waiting-moon-ll-lengths-baby-girl.html)

What an ill-conceived article! At one point it actually says "THE BARMY METHODS WOMEN TRY" Not at all judgemental!!

[MrsSparkles]

Ahhhh the good old 'Daily Hate Mail', printing salacious headlines devoid of facts since 1896

[weeziewoozles]

Yup! I love the way it appears to be supporting the women it interviewed then chucks in the word barmy at the end!

[MrsE]

The comments from the (presumably regular) readers are also priceless. I might take offence were in not for the fact thar regular readers of the Daily Fascist hate pretty much everyone...


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[weeziewoozles]

The comments from the (presumably regular) readers are also priceless. I might take offence were in not for the fact thar regular readers of the Daily Fascist hate pretty much everyone...


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Absolutely! Whenever they do a free Lego offer I make DH get the papers in case anyone sees me holding a copy!

[BrightSky]

Some of these comments are priceless �� The clothes ha!!
Reading this article u would think it's easy to get your desired gender, they all swayed for a girl by doing random things and got a girl! They didn't talk to anyone who didn't succeed?!


The comments from the (presumably regular) readers are also priceless. I might take offence were in not for the fact thar regular readers of the Daily Fascist hate pretty much everyone...


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[MrsSparkles]

Absolutely! Whenever they do a free Lego offer I make DH get the papers in case anyone sees me holding a copy!

This had me laughing out loud !

[Kittybear]

There was a FB post that popped up on my feed about a woman discussing her GD - she had 2 boys and had wanted a girl (it was an article rather than a friend). The (mainly) sneering comments after it were heart breaking :( I always think that my (horrendous) experience with my own GD has made me a more sensitive person, and I always try to moderate what I say to be considerate.

As long as no one is getting hurt, I try to always think 'never judge till i have walked a mile in her shoes' even if it may not be my life experience.

And yes, the daily haters do hate everyone (probably themselves the most!) but I try not to judge them. More pity their simple mindedness ;) xx

[atomic sagebrush]

Never read the comments. That's my advice. And agree 100% with Kitty, now we know how it truly feels for people to make judgements on no info whatsoever and so I try to keep that in mind when I look at others from the outside as well. :agree: They know more than me about their own conditions!

[Lara245]

OMG!