AMC started playing better once Mapi was out of her life. The same thing is happening with Engen. Mapi is a toxic girlfriend.Guest wrote: ↑17 Mar 2023, 20:14I wonder how many km she run in today's match. She was everywhere and what's more important she improved immensely with passing and ball on her feet. She's very underrated this season and I think Barca will need her a lot in the more complicated matches when defending is needed.
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Gay now, straight later. DaGuest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:29AMC started playing better once Mapi was out of her life. The same thing is happening with Engen. Mapi is a toxic girlfriend.Guest wrote: ↑17 Mar 2023, 20:14I wonder how many km she run in today's match. She was everywhere and what's more important she improved immensely with passing and ball on her feet. She's very underrated this season and I think Barca will need her a lot in the more complicated matches when defending is needed.
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That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:53The ropa method for shared motherhood?? Just call it what it is, surrogacy. Kind of a strange thing to do for a first baby imo. Her wife must love her very much.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
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Please can all Anons remember to translate anything not in English? This is an English speaking board.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:18
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Who said she asked her? Some partners want to carry their partners seed inside of them.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:53The ropa method for shared motherhood?? Just call it what it is, surrogacy. Kind of a strange thing to do for a first baby imo. Her wife must love her very much.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
Also not that weird, I personally 2 couples who have done this with their first kid. You can also choose the sex embryo if u care u know since studies show males do worse without a father and stuff.
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Way to project your own feelings on a couple you don't know. I highly doubt that Svenja somehow pressured her wife into carrying out her baby. Apart from possible medical conditions some people may also prefer this method as in a way they're both involved in the pregnancy. On top of that Svenja is a professional athlete so she's not gonna be able to get pregnant now anyways and she also isn't the youngest anymore. If it's true what the other anon said and her wife is actually older it makes sense to get pregnant now and if there really are medical conditions this was probably the best option.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:53The ropa method for shared motherhood?? Just call it what it is, surrogacy. Kind of a strange thing to do for a first baby imo. Her wife must love her very much.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
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in 2023 Hervé Renard will coach the WOMEN team ...how many people would have slap u for saying this in the pass
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Yeah no I said I meant in general terms. But yes, there are probably many women who would want to have their partner’s baby in a same sex relationship, if the other person for some reason can’t have them on their own. I didn’t like the way the ’Ropa method’ was described is what I’m trying to say. I don’t like women’s bodies being treated as vessels. Hope that doesn’t offend anyone.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:41Who said she asked her? Some partners want to carry their partners seed inside of them.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
Also not that weird, I personally 2 couples who have done this with their first kid. You can also choose the sex embryo if u care u know since studies show males do worse without a father and stuff.
And when it comes to choosing characteristics for your baby through IVF, I think it’s a slippery slope. Do you realise how many people around the world would choose to have a son over a daughter if everyone had that choice? People would choose to have a baby without any disabilities, without genes for inherited diseases, a baby that would be tall instead of short, and so on. This is an existing ethical discussion. We’re not meant to ”design” our children like.
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watching psg game and yeah wob dont need Obi to beat them , its sad
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I feel like you're being deliberately obtuse. No one said anything about choosing characteristics for your baby, just maybe if they prefer one gender and it's not like we know that they did that. It's highly likely that they didn't.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 16:11Yeah no I said I meant in general terms. But yes, there are probably many women who would want to have their partner’s baby in a same sex relationship, if the other person for some reason can’t have them on their own. I didn’t like the way the ’Ropa method’ was described is what I’m trying to say. I don’t like women’s bodies being treated as vessels. Hope that doesn’t offend anyone.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:41Who said she asked her? Some partners want to carry their partners seed inside of them.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:53
The ropa method for shared motherhood?? Just call it what it is, surrogacy. Kind of a strange thing to do for a first baby imo. Her wife must love her very much.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
Also not that weird, I personally 2 couples who have done this with their first kid. You can also choose the sex embryo if u care u know since studies show males do worse without a father and stuff.
And when it comes to choosing characteristics for your baby through IVF, I think it’s a slippery slope. Do you realise how many people around the world would choose to have a son over a daughter if everyone had that choice? People would choose to have a baby without any disabilities, without genes for inherited diseases, a baby that would be tall instead of short, and so on. This is an existing ethical discussion. We’re not meant to ”design” our children like.
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Yes, “very distant”Guest wrote: ↑17 Mar 2023, 20:16Mapi and Engen are over for sure. Mapi was very distant after the game
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I don’t think she did that either.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:47Way to project your own feelings on a couple you don't know. I highly doubt that Svenja somehow pressured her wife into carrying out her baby. Apart from possible medical conditions some people may also prefer this method as in a way they're both involved in the pregnancy. On top of that Svenja is a professional athlete so she's not gonna be able to get pregnant now anyways and she also isn't the youngest anymore. If it's true what the other anon said and her wife is actually older it makes sense to get pregnant now and if there really are medical conditions this was probably the best option.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
What bothers me is this description, that it’s a way for both to be involved. I think it’s nonsense more or less, as it completely disregards that it’s a much bigger sacrifice by the person carrying the baby.
One person gets to have a biological child and the other one goes through the pregnancy and takes all the risks. That’s not a fair trade off. That in itself is fine, that’s everyone’s decision to make, and many probably want to do it. There’s nothing wrong about that. But why not use a language that acknowledges that it’s a gesture of love, instead of pretending like it’s a case of equal contribution and yield?
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Prechuer is terrible, they get worse and worse with every gameGuest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 16:20watching psg game and yeah wob dont need Obi to beat them , its sad
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maybe she wanted to get pregnantGuest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 16:34I don’t think she did that either.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:47Way to project your own feelings on a couple you don't know. I highly doubt that Svenja somehow pressured her wife into carrying out her baby. Apart from possible medical conditions some people may also prefer this method as in a way they're both involved in the pregnancy. On top of that Svenja is a professional athlete so she's not gonna be able to get pregnant now anyways and she also isn't the youngest anymore. If it's true what the other anon said and her wife is actually older it makes sense to get pregnant now and if there really are medical conditions this was probably the best option.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:53
The ropa method for shared motherhood?? Just call it what it is, surrogacy. Kind of a strange thing to do for a first baby imo. Her wife must love her very much.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
What bothers me is this description, that it’s a way for both to be involved. I think it’s nonsense more or less, as it completely disregards that it’s a much bigger sacrifice by the person carrying the baby.
One person gets to have a biological child and the other one goes through the pregnancy and takes all the risks. That’s not a fair trade off. That in itself is fine, that’s everyone’s decision to make, and many probably want to do it. There’s nothing wrong about that. But why not use a language that acknowledges that it’s a gesture of love, instead of pretending like it’s a case of equal contribution and yield?
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Maybe stop being focus on that description you’ve read then ?Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 16:34I don’t think she did that either.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:47Way to project your own feelings on a couple you don't know. I highly doubt that Svenja somehow pressured her wife into carrying out her baby. Apart from possible medical conditions some people may also prefer this method as in a way they're both involved in the pregnancy. On top of that Svenja is a professional athlete so she's not gonna be able to get pregnant now anyways and she also isn't the youngest anymore. If it's true what the other anon said and her wife is actually older it makes sense to get pregnant now and if there really are medical conditions this was probably the best option.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:53
The ropa method for shared motherhood?? Just call it what it is, surrogacy. Kind of a strange thing to do for a first baby imo. Her wife must love her very much.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
What bothers me is this description, that it’s a way for both to be involved. I think it’s nonsense more or less, as it completely disregards that it’s a much bigger sacrifice by the person carrying the baby.
One person gets to have a biological child and the other one goes through the pregnancy and takes all the risks. That’s not a fair trade off. That in itself is fine, that’s everyone’s decision to make, and many probably want to do it. There’s nothing wrong about that. But why not use a language that acknowledges that it’s a gesture of love, instead of pretending like it’s a case of equal contribution and yield?
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I know but it's the same issues, I have no hope against Wolfsburg and those in charge seem to do their best in letting the squad get worse and worse every season. Key players leave and mid players join.
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The curse gets our players injured but it doesn’t affect our wins tho.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:27Yep. RM fans are hoping there's some truth to the Rosalia curse because that's the only way they can win...
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It's like clockwork. Every time the mapi troll posts about mapi and engen, either engen or mapi posts an IG story or photo of them together. Like this afternoon they are getting coffee together.
(On a separate note, are coffee prices that CHEAP in Barcelona? sign me up!)
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Every time the Mapi troll posts y’all always take the bait. Just ignore.
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I think Obi is going to be fine, you guys.
Her gf posted a story of her and she seems unbothered and chill.
Her gf posted a story of her and she seems unbothered and chill.
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Gf?Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:27I think Obi is going to be fine, you guys.
Her gf posted a story of her and she seems unbothered and chill.
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i think it proves is not serious like u know the 3 letter wordGuest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:44Kimberly Simmler. They're clearly together. Anway, I don't think this story proves anything one way or the other.
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the translation doesnt make sense, what's the context? can any non english post get translated before posted please?Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:32
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Hmmm. I was rooting for obi and fiona. Fiona's pretty.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:44Kimberly Simmler. They're clearly together. Anway, I don't think this story proves anything one way or the other.
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I am sorry but what you don't understand in a translation? It's really not complicated to figure it out even without knowing the language. He clearly criticizes the level of a team and some of the girls and complains that they don't give him any reasons to put them in a starting line-up against stronger teams. He also says it's not just the players but he is also the one to be blamed.
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I don't think it is tbh. Barcelona is pretty expensive city. Maybe not as much as some of the other Western European cities but I definitely wouldn't use a "cheap" adjective to describe it. But I guess their love for coffee can overcome whatever price lol.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:14It's like clockwork. Every time the mapi troll posts about mapi and engen, either engen or mapi posts an IG story or photo of them together. Like this afternoon they are getting coffee together.
(On a separate note, are coffee prices that CHEAP in Barcelona? sign me up!)
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Maybe you can make a little effort? what do you think it’s like for us who are not native English speakers? We have to look things up and translate things all the time.
As shocking as it might be, in France they talk about football in French, in German they talk about football in German, and in Spain Spanish. This is the international thread.
All you have to do is click on the tweet and hit translate on twitter. The poster might not even be French speaking as they may have read it through translation.
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If you look at the prices in Ingrid's story, the cappuccinos, flat whites, and lattes are all 2 euros. To me that is SUPER cheap. But maybe they went to a place that's away from the touristy areas.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 18:16I don't think it is tbh. Barcelona is pretty expensive city. Maybe not as much as some of the other Western European cities but I definitely wouldn't use a "cheap" adjective to describe it. But I guess their love for coffee can overcome whatever price lol.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:14It's like clockwork. Every time the mapi troll posts about mapi and engen, either engen or mapi posts an IG story or photo of them together. Like this afternoon they are getting coffee together.
(On a separate note, are coffee prices that CHEAP in Barcelona? sign me up!)
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Sure but lesbians are a minority so we wouldn’t make much of a difference if we did those things. Why do you think most wealthy gay men who pursue surrogacy have a son? Do you think it’s a coincidence? We all want what we relate more to which is our own sex. It’s not available to most people as it’s expensive and I’m sure laws would be changed if it got that bad which would only happen if it’s available to most heteros. Personally, is see nothing wrong with designing our own baby.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 16:11Yeah no I said I meant in general terms. But yes, there are probably many women who would want to have their partner’s baby in a same sex relationship, if the other person for some reason can’t have them on their own. I didn’t like the way the ’Ropa method’ was described is what I’m trying to say. I don’t like women’s bodies being treated as vessels. Hope that doesn’t offend anyone.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:41Who said she asked her? Some partners want to carry their partners seed inside of them.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 14:53
The ropa method for shared motherhood?? Just call it what it is, surrogacy. Kind of a strange thing to do for a first baby imo. Her wife must love her very much.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
Also not that weird, I personally 2 couples who have done this with their first kid. You can also choose the sex embryo if u care u know since studies show males do worse without a father and stuff.
And when it comes to choosing characteristics for your baby through IVF, I think it’s a slippery slope. Do you realise how many people around the world would choose to have a son over a daughter if everyone had that choice? People would choose to have a baby without any disabilities, without genes for inherited diseases, a baby that would be tall instead of short, and so on. This is an existing ethical discussion. We’re not meant to ”design” our children like.
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That's why I asked cause I'm not a native speaker and the direct translation from twitter confuses me. I was also the one who asked about "stroke" from the other post cause direct translation dont make sense sometimes.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 18:18Maybe you can make a little effort? what do you think it’s like for us who are not native English speakers? We have to look things up and translate things all the time.
As shocking as it might be, in France they talk about football in French, in German they talk about football in German, and in Spain Spanish. This is the international thread.
All you have to do is click on the tweet and hit translate on twitter. The poster might not even be French speaking as they may have read it through translation.
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DA. Agreed. Google Translate doesn't always make sense. And even though this is an international thread we discuss in English. I speak Spanish and don't expect all of you to understand all the articles in Spanish perfectly.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 18:27That's why I asked cause I'm not a native speaker and the direct translation from twitter confuses me. I was also the one who asked about "stroke" from the other post cause direct translation dont make sense sometimes.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 18:18Maybe you can make a little effort? what do you think it’s like for us who are not native English speakers? We have to look things up and translate things all the time.
As shocking as it might be, in France they talk about football in French, in German they talk about football in German, and in Spain Spanish. This is the international thread.
All you have to do is click on the tweet and hit translate on twitter. The poster might not even be French speaking as they may have read it through translation.
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That’s her girlfriend?Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:27I think Obi is going to be fine, you guys.
Her gf posted a story of her and she seems unbothered and chill.
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I like Weir and I've always said she's been massively underappreciated. However, DAZN and their praise is at times quite ridiculous and they just force it too much. Like this video from today's match in which they just cut out her messed up shot.
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Mapi needs to grow her hair out more from this lampshade look and go back to fully blonde. She'll be so hot!
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Engen is not going to date u mapi troll.
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well didnt work out with sara lol go back to dating footballers
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Right, that’s you then. I said it’s a slippery slope, meaning it can easily go too far. Choosing the sex is one thing. Most people want a boy, that’s no news. Look at China, they have a big imbalance between the number of men and women because female babies were aborted or abandoned during China’s one child policy. (Btw everyone choosing the sex of their child can clearly distinguish who is a woman and who is a man).Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 18:24Sure but lesbians are a minority so we wouldn’t make much of a difference if we did those things. Why do you think most wealthy gay men who pursue surrogacy have a son? Do you think it’s a coincidence? We all want what we relate more to which is our own sex. It’s not available to most people as it’s expensive and I’m sure laws would be changed if it got that bad which would only happen if it’s available to most heteros. Personally, is see nothing wrong with designing our own baby.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 16:11Yeah no I said I meant in general terms. But yes, there are probably many women who would want to have their partner’s baby in a same sex relationship, if the other person for some reason can’t have them on their own. I didn’t like the way the ’Ropa method’ was described is what I’m trying to say. I don’t like women’s bodies being treated as vessels. Hope that doesn’t offend anyone.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:41Who said she asked her? Some partners want to carry their partners seed inside of them.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35That could be. Of course I have no idea.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:00
Sometimes it’s used for medical reasons, maybe her wife’s ovaries can’t produce children. She’s older than her I think so maybe they’ve tried other procedures before and it didn’t work who knows. Anyway they’re free to go whatever they want.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
Also not that weird, I personally 2 couples who have done this with their first kid. You can also choose the sex embryo if u care u know since studies show males do worse without a father and stuff.
And when it comes to choosing characteristics for your baby through IVF, I think it’s a slippery slope. Do you realise how many people around the world would choose to have a son over a daughter if everyone had that choice? People would choose to have a baby without any disabilities, without genes for inherited diseases, a baby that would be tall instead of short, and so on. This is an existing ethical discussion. We’re not meant to ”design” our children like.
Throughout history humans have tried to create ”superior races”, often by doing huge injustice onto people who are deemed inferior. Such as forced sterelization of disabled people, the mentally ill, those of the ”wrong” race. Or even worse such as outright killings.
If we start sorting people out already as embryos, what does that say about us (humans)? Don’t we want diversity? Don’t we believe everyone has the same human rights? Is life only worth living if you have no disabilities? That’s what the ethical discussion is about.
Re: International Women's Football - Part IV
all this sperging because a couple chose to do something that doesn't affect you or any of us? go tf outside freakGuest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 18:58Right, that’s you then. I said it’s a slippery slope, meaning it can easily go too far. Choosing the sex is one thing. Most people want a boy, that’s no news. Look at China, they have a big imbalance between the number of men and women because female babies were aborted or abandoned during China’s one child policy. (Btw everyone choosing the sex of their child can clearly distinguish who is a woman and who is a man).Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 18:24Sure but lesbians are a minority so we wouldn’t make much of a difference if we did those things. Why do you think most wealthy gay men who pursue surrogacy have a son? Do you think it’s a coincidence? We all want what we relate more to which is our own sex. It’s not available to most people as it’s expensive and I’m sure laws would be changed if it got that bad which would only happen if it’s available to most heteros. Personally, is see nothing wrong with designing our own baby.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 16:11Yeah no I said I meant in general terms. But yes, there are probably many women who would want to have their partner’s baby in a same sex relationship, if the other person for some reason can’t have them on their own. I didn’t like the way the ’Ropa method’ was described is what I’m trying to say. I don’t like women’s bodies being treated as vessels. Hope that doesn’t offend anyone.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:41Who said she asked her? Some partners want to carry their partners seed inside of them.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 15:35
That could be. Of course I have no idea.
I just googled the term and I don’t like the way it’s being marketed as ”shared motherhood”, as a way to play into people’s wishes to somehow change science and biology. There can only be one biological mother. And generally speaking, I don’t think it’s fair to ask someone to carry your baby for you just because you want to feel more involved. That’s selfish. Because it comes at the expense of your partner, who goes through the pregnancy, not being the biological parent of that baby, the very thing the non-pregnant partner obviously sees as very important.
But like I said I don’t know anything about this particular scenario. I just didn’t like the way it was described when I looked it up. It’s no different from surrogacy, something many people would probably be willing to do for their partners, but you can call it that then instead of shared motherhood, which is make believe.
Also not that weird, I personally 2 couples who have done this with their first kid. You can also choose the sex embryo if u care u know since studies show males do worse without a father and stuff.
And when it comes to choosing characteristics for your baby through IVF, I think it’s a slippery slope. Do you realise how many people around the world would choose to have a son over a daughter if everyone had that choice? People would choose to have a baby without any disabilities, without genes for inherited diseases, a baby that would be tall instead of short, and so on. This is an existing ethical discussion. We’re not meant to ”design” our children like.
Throughout history humans have tried to create ”superior races”, often by doing huge injustice onto people who are deemed inferior. Such as forced sterelization of disabled people, the mentally ill, those of the ”wrong” race. Or even worse such as outright killings.
If we start sorting people out already as embryos, what does that say about us (humans)? Don’t we want diversity? Don’t we believe everyone has the same human rights? Is life only worth living if you have no disabilities? That’s what the ethical discussion is about.
Re: International Women's Football - Part IV
So freigang dates a young twinky influencer while obi goes for an older one. German teams range.Guest wrote: ↑18 Mar 2023, 17:43Kimberly Simmler. They're clearly together. Anway, I don't think this story proves anything one way or the other.
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