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 Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 2:10 pm
today when I had my ultra sound. I'm so ******** bummed. I most likely won't be able to find out the gender of my baby until it's here crying And of course my husband is going to be so disappointed. I feel nastay today, y'all. How are you doing?
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 2:52 pm
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 3:59 pm
CthulhuKitty today when I had my ultra sound. I'm so ******** bummed. I most likely won't be able to find out the gender of my baby until it's here crying And of course my husband is going to be so disappointed. I feel nastay today, y'all. How are you doing? *hugs* that sucks. I felt good until that. I'm so sorry for you *tries to comfort*
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 7:29 pm
It's okay. Do you have a list of boys' and girls' names? Did you already plan your child's/childs' room? If so, then it's not such a big deal if a boy likes pink or a girl likes blue. It won't make him or her gay or lesbian or anything. I'm no fan of babies, really, but they're really into bright colors and simple shapes. Err...maybe not so bright. But I think pastel is kinda played out.
And besides, fat girls are fertile girls.
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 8:37 pm
You could be like me, and like cross-gender names 3nodding
Actually, I only like using guy-sounding names on girls and unusual names on either.
Like Dylan for a girl, soooooo cute whee And Tyler heart
I like weird-a** names for guys.
But I'm sorry, but at least it's a surprise! Some people would rather not know! Or you could find one of those miracle people that can look at you and tell the gender 3nodding
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 10:15 pm
I dunno, I'd be pretty creeped out if I met a girl with my name . . .
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 11:35 pm
Sirbadmonkey I dunno, I'd be pretty creeped out if I met a girl with my name . . .
Now a guy named Sadie would be creepy.
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 5:22 am
The Dread Pirate Ghosty Sirbadmonkey I dunno, I'd be pretty creeped out if I met a girl with my name . . .
Now a guy named Sadie would be creepy.It's Tyler.
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 7:45 am
I'd be freaked out by a girl name Tyler too.
I've met two different girls in my lifetime that shared my name (Ryan) confused
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 8:43 am
The Dread Pirate Ghosty You could be like me, and like cross-gender names 3nodding
Actually, I only like using guy-sounding names on girls and unusual names on either.
Like Dylan for a girl, soooooo cute whee And Tyler heart
I like weird-a** names for guys.
But I'm sorry, but at least it's a surprise! Some people would rather not know! Or you could find one of those miracle people that can look at you and tell the gender 3nodding I think the name Shane is a great girl's name. I looove it. whee
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 10:34 am
I don't get what's freaky about a girl named Tyler sweatdrop
My boyfriend's middle name is Tyler and his family calls him that, although everybody else calls him Rob... so I might not name any possible future daughter Tyler if his family objects, but he personally doesn't mind it at all.
But I feel sorry for people with common names, so I could never name my kid something common... unless it was a common/semi-common boys name for a girl. Like James, Alex, Johnnie, Tyler, Dylan, Christopher, Reagan and Reese (I have met guys named both of the last two, though I consider them more typical girls names).
For boys I like names like Vader (my great, great grandfather was named Vader Quincy, but I'm not naming any child Vader for their own sake), Ander and Kenton.
I also have a friend with the middle name Rae, and I absolutely loooooove it. But I'll probably name a girl that if anything.
And I've never thought of Shane as a name for a girl, I've got a friend named Shane. It is cute, though whee
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 6:17 pm
The Dread Pirate Ghosty I don't get what's freaky about a girl named Tyler sweatdrop
My boyfriend's middle name is Tyler and his family calls him that, although everybody else calls him Rob... so I might not name any possible future daughter Tyler if his family objects, but he personally doesn't mind it at all.
But I feel sorry for people with common names, so I could never name my kid something common... unless it was a common/semi-common boys name for a girl. Like James, Alex, Johnnie, Tyler, Dylan, Christopher, Reagan and Reese (I have met guys named both of the last two, though I consider them more typical girls names).
For boys I like names like Vader (my great, great grandfather was named Vader Quincy, but I'm not naming any child Vader for their own sake), Ander and Kenton.
I also have a friend with the middle name Rae, and I absolutely loooooove it. But I'll probably name a girl that if anything.
And I've never thought of Shane as a name for a girl, I've got a friend named Shane. It is cute, though whee lmao, i have a SUPER common name. it's possibly the whitest girl name that has ever existed...
Ashley
>.<
and my sisters name is brittany, while my half brothers name is chris(topher)
but i think its adorable when girls have boys names. Taylor has always been a favorite of mine
3nodding
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 6:38 pm
well, now it can be a surprise baby ^^
my parents never wanted to know the sex of their babies before hand, and when i found out you can figure it out, i was amazed, ha.
yellow has always been a good uni-gender baby color. just be prepared to have it changed later on in the kids life
you just gotta be careful while buying those few little items, and make 'em as unigendered as possible
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 7:10 pm
It's best that you at least wait until the little blugger comes out of your v****a before you start imposing roles on it. >.<
Dinosaurs and Pooh-bear are the best canidates for decorational themes. Avoid anything with clowns at all costs. As a parenting experiment, see what happenes if you forgo the traditional spring colors for black striped with fireball fuschia. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 8:26 pm
Don't think of it as fat, then. Think of it as 'baby packaging material'. Like packing peanuts. biggrin *hugs* It'll be okay, hon.
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