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    In-law problems?

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    • H Offline
      hquek
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      My mum kept denying that DS2 was boy - kept telling her got bird. She still refused to believe until months later. :lol:

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        3Boys
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        carin004:
        winth:

        [quote]When I opened my eyes, the first thing my father in law said to me was, \"Why is it not a son?\" and shaking his head.


        wow... speechless...

        My MIL said that to me even before DD is born[/quote]Teach them some biology, son or daughter depends on their DS's swimmers.....

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          RRMummy
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          3Boys:
          Teach them some biology, son or daughter depends on their DS's swimmers.....

          No use, the retort - DIL 'stomach' bu zhen qi (sorry if wrong - poor HYPY)!! It's our fault that we are not 'condusive' enough to allow their precious 'swimmers' and therefore... :stupid:

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            winth
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            RRMummy:
            No use, the retort - DIL 'stomach' bu zhen ji (sorry poor HYPY)!! It's our fault that we are not 'condusive' enough and therefore... :stupid:

            Ya... cousin-in-law also kanna something like this when she got her 2nd daughter. And she wanna stop at 2. For me, maybe might go for third one. Dunno yet.

            Me and cousin-in-law usually compared by both our MILs, lucky I got 2 sons. So didn't get that kind of look when they compare about gender of children.

            Next year onwards very stressed, both our first borns going into P1 next year, sure kanna compared liao.

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              3Boys
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              RRMummy:
              3Boys:

              Teach them some biology, son or daughter depends on their DS's swimmers.....


              No use, the retort - DIL 'stomach' bu zhen qi (sorry if wrong - poor HYPY)!! It's our fault that we are not 'condusive' enough to allow their precious 'swimmers' and therefore... :stupid:

              Haiz, no win situation. Easier to blame DIL than precious DS, but at least plant seed of doubt, hopefully soften the critique.

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                RRMummy
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                3Boys:
                RRMummy:

                [quote=\"3Boys\"]Teach them some biology, son or daughter depends on their DS's swimmers.....


                No use, the retort - DIL 'stomach' bu zhen qi (sorry if wrong - poor HYPY)!! It's our fault that we are not 'condusive' enough to allow their precious 'swimmers' and therefore... :stupid:

                Haiz, no win situation. Easier to blame DIL than precious DS, but at least plant seed of doubt, hopefully soften the critique.[/quote]3Boys ah, ya I wish..but since my confinement for DD2 till now she is still asking for #3... to get boy.. :faint:

                Just glad DH not so seow! :love:

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                  krazy
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                  oh.. i got that too.


                  i am known as the evil woman who killed their bloodline.

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                    ChiefKiasu
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                    krazy:
                    oh.. i got that too.


                    i am known as the evil woman who killed their bloodline.
                    Goodness... this kind of thinking still exists?

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                      krazy
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                      ChiefKiasu:

                      Goodness... this kind of thinking still exists?

                      oh yes, yes.

                      ils told my mum to tell me to give them a grandson or they will be heir-less.

                      what's this thing about \"name\"... if they dont think their granddaughter is good enough, i can gladly let her take on my name. hehe

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                        Shera
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                        3Boys:
                        carin004:

                        [quote=\"winth\"]
                        wow... speechless...

                        My MIL said that to me even before DD is born

                        Teach them some biology, son or daughter depends on their DS's swimmers.....[/quote]This is what I told my PIL too but my FIL :x

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