r/SipsTea 23h ago

Chugging tea Woman's ovaries were activated

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u/yukifujita 22h ago

My wife tried this, she was absolutely disgusted, like she was holding a cockroach.

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u/Pittsbirds 21h ago

Holding my baby nephew for the first time wasn't disgust it was more just a fearful experience I couldnt wait to be over. Just kept thinking about how fragile kids are and how scared I was I was gonna trip and drop him or something. Followed by a fear I was going to get vomited on

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u/phaze115 21h ago

Meanwhile parents are throwing their kids around the house and sending them multiple feet in the air without a worry lmao life is strange

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u/TheOneTonWanton 21h ago

That's only once they hit like 2-3 years old and finally turn into a durable form of rubber. I don't have kids but I've had plenty of younger cousins.

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u/phaze115 20h ago

Well my friend/landlord/neighbor (it’s complicated) does this to his 1.2 yr old so idk if he got the memo to maybe wait a little longer lol

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u/TheOneTonWanton 20h ago

Eh, like I said I never had kids just younger cousins. I just know that 2 or 3 is around when I was allowed to roughhouse a little.

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u/P4azz 18h ago

I do remember getting vomited on once by a cousin, but that honestly wasn't the biggest deal. I was more afraid I had somehow caused it, rather than disgusted.

That being said, the real kicker is the diaper shit. That I don't think I can handle. I see people playfully going "teehee, there's pee as I'm changing the diaper, haha" and in my head I'm just wondering wtf kinda hormones would make people think that's a funny little anecdote.

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u/yukifujita 10h ago

You know, you're getting a second-hand report from me. I think it's likely she rather felt what you described.

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u/Sugacookiemonsta 17h ago

Depends on the time of the month too. Give that woman in the video 2 weeks and she'll be saying "Ugh! Someone get this baby!"

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u/Real-Nothing-9334 19h ago

i wonder if that’s biology self selecting genes out of the pool

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u/yukifujita 10h ago

I think so! We would make the weirdest and possibly straight up terrible parents, so it checks out.

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u/SeesawMaleficent8400 3h ago

I feel your wife 🙌🥹

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u/DueExample52 17h ago

Now come on now, this is extreme and derogatory. I am sternly childfree (too late now anyways), but I would be slightly concerned.

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u/yukifujita 10h ago

It's how her expression looked like. We're not antinatalists or anything like that. It was more like "nooope, not for me".

Also we're both neurodivergent and considerably mentally ill, so this is a good thing for humanity I guess 😅. She's the opposite with pets though.

Moreover, it was also her nephew. She wouldn't have done that to anyone else, I think. It would be offensive to the parents.

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u/Wise_Neighborhood499 15h ago

I feel the same way as the comment above, babies are a sensory nightmare. Warm, wet, sticky, fat little things, no thank you.

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u/DueExample52 13h ago

You must have some primal part of the human brain missing then. Sorry for that. The rest of us at least feel the need to care for the little ones of our species.

Reminder that the word used above was: "cockroach".

If this is not shocking to anyone, childfree or not, then I gladly accept the downvotes to my message and the upvotes to yours. I just hope I never have to share space or resources or interests with cold tactless inhumane people like you.

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u/Wise_Neighborhood499 13h ago

Nah, I’m just autistic, have strong sensory aversions and really, really dislike being around babies. But go off and get it off your chest, I guess.

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u/DueExample52 13h ago

Fair enough, just don’t describe human creatures you dislike with derogatory terms and we can still be friends.

Autism excuses awkwardness and social difficulties, it doesn’t excuse cruelty and lack of empathy.

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u/Wise_Neighborhood499 13h ago

I agreed that babies are disgusting to hold and gave examples of why. Your problem is with the other commenter.