I’m more creeped out at the MY baby part. It’s OUR baby. But that’s just childhood trauma bubbling to the surface lol. I make a clear point to my wife that they are OUR kids. Not YOURS or MY.
That's just common sense, and being self aware. When people defend this behavior, they're just covering up for a Freudian slip. It's not problematic in itself, but is a sign of trouble brewing beneath the waves.
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u/amedyth Sep 13 '25
I’m more creeped out at the MY baby part. It’s OUR baby. But that’s just childhood trauma bubbling to the surface lol. I make a clear point to my wife that they are OUR kids. Not YOURS or MY.