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g980 07/31/21 4:36:55 PM #102:	Lokison posted... If you have a 4 month old, then you should be aware of the fact that they sleep for about 16 hours a day. If you cant manage to work while they're asleep, then yea.. you are useless. Taking care of a sleeping infant is easy enough that you should be able to. What you're saying is sexist; you're assigning a role to an entire gender based of their reproductive ability. You're insinuating that if a woman gives birth they should have to (potentially) sacrifice their job entirely, as opposed to the world moving forward into an age where mothers can do both. If you're working a Mcjob, obviously dont bring your child to work. But if you're working somewhere like a DMV, Administration office, ect.. it really isnt that big a deal. Plus like someone else said, lots of companies have onsite nurseries; even my highschool did (for both students and teachers). Where did i say a mother has to be the one watching the kid? Seriously, find it. You might find the part where i mention that ive taken time off to watch my kid. The sexist angle is 100% made up. And yeah babies sleep a lot. Often in 30-45 minute increments. Then they need diaper changes, to be fed, to be entertained, etc. It is absolutely not cruise control. --- These old bones live to learn her wanton ways: (I measure time by how a body sways). <cite>g980 posted [p:956648173] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Lokison posted...</cite> <quote> If you have a 4 month old, then you should be aware of the fact that they sleep for about 16 hours a day. If you cant manage to work while they're asleep, then yea.. you are useless. Taking care of a sleeping infant is easy enough that you should be able to. What you're saying is sexist; you're assigning a role to an entire gender based of their reproductive ability. You're insinuating that if a woman gives birth they should have to (potentially) sacrifice their job entirely, as opposed to the world moving forward into an age where mothers can do both. If you're working a Mcjob, obviously dont bring your child to work. But if you're working somewhere like a DMV, Administration office, ect.. it really isnt that big a deal. Plus like someone else said, lots of companies have onsite nurseries; even my highschool did (for both students and teachers). </quote> Where did i say a mother has to be the one watching the kid? Seriously, find it. You might find the part where i mention that ive taken time off to watch my kid. The sexist angle is 100% made up. And yeah babies sleep a lot. Often in 30-45 minute increments. Then they need diaper changes, to be fed, to be entertained, etc. It is absolutely not cruise control.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MutantJohn 07/31/21 4:38:34 PM #103:	If you have a 4 month old, then you should be aware of the fact that they sleep for about 16 hours a day. If you cant manage to work while they're asleep, then yea.. you are useless. Taking care of a sleeping infant is easy enough that you should be able to. lol dumbest thing I've ever read on this entire website --- "Oh, my mother; oh, my friends, ask the angels, will I ever see heaven again?" - Laura Marling <cite>MutantJohn posted [p:956648227] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote><quote>If you have a 4 month old, then you should be aware of the fact that they sleep for about 16 hours a day. If you cant manage to work while they're asleep, then yea.. you are useless. Taking care of a sleeping infant is easy enough that you should be able to.</quote> lol dumbest thing I've ever read on this entire website </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lost_All_Senses 07/31/21 4:38:40 PM #104:	It's hard for me to not think the people here who use the term "mommy milkers" wouldn't also be the creeps who do this. --- Name checks out "Try to talk and they ain't listening, but they'll point it out when you get ignorant" - Dreezy <cite>Lost_All_Senses posted [p:956648230] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>It's hard for me to not think the people here who use the term "mommy milkers" wouldn't also be the creeps who do this. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
g980 07/31/21 4:39:00 PM #105:	_Rinku_ posted... Yawn. You're on the side of "sacrifice your career even if an emergency comes up" so I don't really care what you have to say. You can stop now. My point is youre not getting shit done at work while watching a baby, so you might as well take the sick day (which would be better for your career) --- These old bones live to learn her wanton ways: (I measure time by how a body sways). <cite>g980 posted [p:956648242] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>_Rinku_ posted...</cite> <quote> Yawn. You're on the side of "sacrifice your career even if an emergency comes up" so I don't really care what you have to say. You can stop now. </quote> My point is youre not getting shit done at work while watching a baby, so you might as well take the sick day (which would be better for your career)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Weezy_Tha_Don 07/31/21 4:39:14 PM #106:	XxAxem_BlackxX posted... There shouldn't be a breastfeeding room there to begin with. You don't take your kids to work with you. please dont speak on shit you clearly know nothing about --- https://imgur.com/hwZyGuA - courtesy of the homie United_World I speak my mind, cause biting my tongue hurts. <cite>Weezy_Tha_Don posted [p:956648249] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>XxAxem_BlackxX posted... </cite> <quote>There shouldn't be a breastfeeding room there to begin with. You don't take your kids to work with you.</quote> please dont speak on shit you clearly know nothing about </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
g980 07/31/21 4:45:06 PM #107:	I am starting to think like half of you dont understand that lactation rooms are used for pumping, not breastfeeding, and think that bringing infants to work is something that happens on a regular basis But to be fair, the % of CE with both a career and a child is p low --- These old bones live to learn her wanton ways: (I measure time by how a body sways). <cite>g980 posted [p:956648418] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>I am starting to think like half of you dont understand that lactation rooms are used for pumping, not breastfeeding, and think that bringing infants to work is something that happens on a regular basis But to be fair, the % of CE with both a career and a child is p low</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gwynevere 07/31/21 4:54:46 PM #108:	g980 posted... My point is youre not getting shit done at work while watching a baby, so you might as well take the sick day (which would be better for your career) Well a big problem with this is that sick days aren't a federally required thing that companies have to give you, nor is parental leave It can definitely kneecap your career to take too much time off, unfortunately --- A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream <cite>Gwynevere posted [p:956648660] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>g980 posted... </cite> <quote>My point is youre not getting shit done at work while watching a baby, so you might as well take the sick day (which would be better for your career)</quote>Well a big problem with this is that sick days aren't a federally required thing that companies have to give you, nor is parental leave It can definitely kneecap your career to take too much time off, unfortunately </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MutantJohn 07/31/21 4:57:05 PM #109:	g980 posted... I am starting to think like half of you dont understand that lactation rooms are used for pumping, not breastfeeding, and think that bringing infants to work is something that happens on a regular basis But to be fair, the % of CE with both a career and a child is p low What gave it all away? The poster talking about how 4 month olds sleep 16 hours a day so raising them while working is easy? --- "Oh, my mother; oh, my friends, ask the angels, will I ever see heaven again?" - Laura Marling <cite>MutantJohn posted [p:956648720] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>g980 posted... </cite> <quote>I am starting to think like half of you dont understand that lactation rooms are used for pumping, not breastfeeding, and think that bringing infants to work is something that happens on a regular basis But to be fair, the % of CE with both a career and a child is p low</quote>What gave it all away? The poster talking about how 4 month olds sleep 16 hours a day so raising them while working is easy? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
g980 07/31/21 5:10:07 PM #110:	Gwynevere posted... Well a big problem with this is that sick days aren't a federally required thing that companies have to give you, nor is parental leave It can definitely kneecap your career to take too much time off, unfortunately Yeah that is something that definitely needs to change. Along with federally mandated parental leave. --- These old bones live to learn her wanton ways: (I measure time by how a body sways). <cite>g980 posted [p:956649032] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Gwynevere posted...</cite> <quote> Well a big problem with this is that sick days aren't a federally required thing that companies have to give you, nor is parental leave It can definitely kneecap your career to take too much time off, unfortunately </quote> Yeah that is something that definitely needs to change. Along with federally mandated parental leave.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LightningAce11 07/31/21 6:51:17 PM #111:	Some workplaces also have daycares for mothers to keep their kids close. --- I want you to grab your nuts. Grab your balls. I want you to take a handful, and just grab your nuts real quick. Swivel 'em around in a circular motion. -LTG <cite>LightningAce11 posted [p:956651609] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Some workplaces also have daycares for mothers to keep their kids close. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
threetimes 07/31/21 7:01:54 PM #112:	"The United States is one of the only countries in the world and the only OECD member that has not passed laws requiring businesses and corporations to offer paid maternity leave to their employees.[3] As of 2017, there had been no significant change in the proportion of women who received maternity leave in the past 20 years.[4]" I was shocked when I learned about the lack of maternity and parental leave in the USA. Do you expect that people don't have kids at all? Or only if they are wealthy? It's not surprising that women would need to make use of a lactation room when at work given that they don't get paid maternity leave. For comparison : In the UK Statutory Maternity Pay (SMP) is paid for up to 39 weeks. You get: 90% of your average weekly earnings (before tax) for the first 6 weeks 151.97 or 90% of your average weekly earnings (whichever is lower) for the next 33 weeks --- The bells haven't stopped ringing yet. <cite>threetimes posted [p:956651847] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>"The United States is one of the only countries in the world and the only OECD member that has not passed laws requiring businesses and corporations to offer paid maternity leave to their employees.[3] As of 2017, there had been no significant change in the proportion of women who received maternity leave in the past 20 years.[4]" I was shocked when I learned about the lack of maternity and parental leave in the USA. Do you expect that people don't have kids at all? Or only if they are wealthy? It's not surprising that women would need to make use of a lactation room when at work given that they don't get paid maternity leave. For comparison : In the UK Statutory Maternity Pay (SMP) is paid for up to 39 weeks. You get: 90% of your average weekly earnings (before tax) for the first 6 weeks151.97 or 90% of your average weekly earnings (whichever is lower) for the next 33 weeks </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokison 07/31/21 7:05:47 PM #113:	MutantJohn posted... What gave it all away? The poster talking about how 4 month olds sleep 16 hours a day so raising them while working is easy? I didnt say it was easy. Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth. I'm strictly talking about the type of jobs that have lactation rooms; office jobs. Taking 15 minute breaks to pump/breastfeed every few hours isnt a big deal, and you should be able to get your work done still. When you're taking care of an infant you're not standing over them staring at them the whole time. If you're at home with them you're probably doing dishes, cleaning rooms, etc while they sleep, why cant you instead do your office duties instead? --- Word from the wise: Don't run in the shower. <cite>Lokison posted [p:956651938] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>MutantJohn posted... </cite> <quote>What gave it all away? The poster talking about how 4 month olds sleep 16 hours a day so raising them while working is easy?</quote>I didnt say it was easy. Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth. I'm strictly talking about the type of jobs that have lactation rooms; office jobs. Taking 15 minute breaks to pump/breastfeed every few hours isnt a big deal, and you should be able to get your work done still. When you're taking care of an infant you're not standing over them staring at them the whole time. If you're at home with them you're probably doing dishes, cleaning rooms, etc while they sleep, why cant you instead do your office duties instead? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cjsdowg 07/31/21 7:10:57 PM #114:	I don't say this lightly, but if people are not trolling in this topic and they really mean the things that they are saying. It is clear how the culture of a sexual harassment could have in a gaming centered world. -We have people complaining about the women here. -Suggesting that people were just dumbfounded about the fact. Which made them go into a woman's area to start with. -Other people saying just stay at home. -And even at least on person not understanding why a women would not want someone looking at her doing this. Once more not to say this lightly, but good god, people are being horrible in this topic. --- Kamala Harris: "I don't think America is a racist country" <cite>cjsdowg posted [p:956652071] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>I don't say this lightly, but if people are not trolling in this topic and they really mean the things that they are saying. It is clear how the culture of a sexual harassment could have in a gaming centered world. -We have people complaining about the women here. -Suggesting that people were just dumbfounded about the fact. Which made them go into a woman's area to start with. -Other people saying just stay at home. -And even at least on person not understanding why a women would not want someone looking at her doing this. Once more not to say this lightly, but good god, people are being horrible in this topic. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
g980 07/31/21 7:12:54 PM #115:	Lokison posted... Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth Speaking of which, want to explain the part where you tried to put words in my mouth? Lokison posted... I didnt say it was easy. Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth. I'm strictly talking about the type of jobs that have lactation rooms; office jobs. Taking 15 minute breaks to pump/breastfeed every few hours isnt a big deal, and you should be able to get your work done still. When you're taking care of an infant you're not standing over them staring at them the whole time. If you're at home with them you're probably doing dishes, cleaning rooms, etc while they sleep, why cant you instead do your office duties instead? You are talking about two different scenarios 1. Pumping: 10-30min, some cleanup, youre done. 2. Breastfeeding -> diaper -> playing -> diaper -> ritual to get baby to bed -> diaper ->repeat the ritual -> nap Seriously have you cared for an infant? You operate on their schedule. --- These old bones live to learn her wanton ways: (I measure time by how a body sways). <cite>g980 posted [p:956652126] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Lokison posted...</cite> <quote>Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth</quote> Speaking of which, want to explain the part where you tried to put words in my mouth? Lokison posted...</cite> <quote> I didnt say it was easy. Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth. I'm strictly talking about the type of jobs that have lactation rooms; office jobs. Taking 15 minute breaks to pump/breastfeed every few hours isnt a big deal, and you should be able to get your work done still. When you're taking care of an infant you're not standing over them staring at them the whole time. If you're at home with them you're probably doing dishes, cleaning rooms, etc while they sleep, why cant you instead do your office duties instead? </quote> You are talking about two different scenarios 1. Pumping: 10-30min, some cleanup, youre done. 2. Breastfeeding -> diaper -> playing -> diaper -> ritual to get baby to bed -> diaper ->repeat the ritual -> nap Seriously have you cared for an infant? You operate on their schedule.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Barber102 07/31/21 7:39:29 PM #116:	XxAxem_BlackxX posted... I'm well aware of that. I'm suggesting people should wait until they can survive on one income before having a kid. and you being as moronic as youre now should never have children. Save the planet, dont spread your kind of stupid. --- Dinosaurs built the pyramids. <cite>Barber102 posted [p:956652839] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>XxAxem_BlackxX posted... </cite> <quote>I'm well aware of that. I'm suggesting people should wait until they can survive on one income before having a kid.</quote> and you being as moronic as youre now should never have children. Save the planet, dont spread your kind of stupid. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
spikethedevil 07/31/21 7:41:56 PM #117:	So whatever post 93 is deleted but all the sexism is fine apparently /facepalm. --- A garbage pod!? It's a smegging garbage pod! <cite>spikethedevil posted [p:956652914] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>So whatever post 93 is deleted but all the sexism is fine apparently /facepalm. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ruvan22 08/01/21 1:08:01 AM #118:	cjsdowg posted... I don't say this lightly, but if people are not trolling in this topic and they really mean the things that they are saying. It is clear how the culture of a sexual harassment could have in a gaming centered world. -We have people complaining about the women here. -Suggesting that people were just dumbfounded about the fact. Which made them go into a woman's area to start with. -Other people saying just stay at home. -And even at least on person not understanding why a women would not want someone looking at her doing this. Once more not to say this lightly, but good god, people are being horrible in this topic. This is a very good observation <cite>Ruvan22 posted [p:956661269] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>cjsdowg posted... </cite> <quote>I don't say this lightly, but if people are not trolling in this topic and they really mean the things that they are saying. It is clear how the culture of a sexual harassment could have in a gaming centered world. -We have people complaining about the women here. -Suggesting that people were just dumbfounded about the fact. Which made them go into a woman's area to start with. -Other people saying just stay at home. -And even at least on person not understanding why a women would not want someone looking at her doing this. Once more not to say this lightly, but good god, people are being horrible in this topic.</quote>This is a very good observation </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokison 08/01/21 1:23:15 AM #119:	g980 posted... Speaking of which, want to explain the part where you tried to put words in my mouth? You are talking about two different scenarios 1. Pumping: 10-30min, some cleanup, youre done. 2. Breastfeeding -> diaper -> playing -> diaper -> ritual to get baby to bed -> diaper ->repeat the ritual -> nap Seriously have you cared for an infant? You operate on their schedule. I have; I worked a 3rd shift job and took care of my son while his mother was at work getting less and 6 hours if sleep for over a year. Better question is if YOU have. Pumping doesnt require much clean up so 15-30 seconds. Diaper change? Maybe 2 minutes if it's a huge mess. Play? Not necessary; they're young enough that you can pop a pacifier in their mouth and get back to work. And this is only addressing actual breastfeeding. You're completely neglecting the concept of pumping, which doesnt require the child to be anywhere near you, but still needs to be done. You seriously thing you're smarter than me, but... you're not and its fucking hilarious to me. --- Word from the wise: Don't run in the shower. <cite>Lokison posted [p:956661596] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>g980 posted... </cite> <quote>Speaking of which, want to explain the part where you tried to put words in my mouth? You are talking about two different scenarios 1. Pumping: 10-30min, some cleanup, youre done. 2. Breastfeeding -> diaper -> playing -> diaper -> ritual to get baby to bed -> diaper ->repeat the ritual -> nap Seriously have you cared for an infant? You operate on their schedule.</quote>I have; I worked a 3rd shift job and took care of my son while his mother was at work getting less and 6 hours if sleep for over a year. Better question is if YOU have. Pumping doesnt require much clean up so 15-30 seconds. Diaper change? Maybe 2 minutes if it's a huge mess. Play? Not necessary; they're young enough that you can pop a pacifier in their mouth and get back to work. And this is only addressing actual breastfeeding. You're completely neglecting the concept of pumping, which doesnt require the child to be anywhere near you, but still needs to be done. You seriously thing you're smarter than me, but... you're not and its fucking hilarious to me. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
What_ 08/01/21 1:31:44 AM #120:	Stop feeding the troll <cite>What_ posted [p:956661760] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Stop feeding the troll </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Umbreon 08/01/21 1:33:50 AM #121:	What_ posted... Stop feeding the troll This is CE. You may as well be telling an alcoholic to stop drinking. Or a cokehead to stop doing coke. --- Black Lives Matter. ~DYL~ (On mobile) 12-18-19 and 01-13-21: Times Donald Trump has officially been impeached. <cite>Umbreon posted [p:956661794] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>What_ posted... </cite> <quote>Stop feeding the troll</quote> This is CE. You may as well be telling an alcoholic to stop drinking. Or a cokehead to stop doing coke. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
g980 08/01/21 1:49:39 AM #122:	Yea im gonna stop feeding the trolls and just leave it at this: Folks, dont half ass raising your kids. Take a sick day to take care of them if either you and your spouse have sick days to take. Also ffs play with your kid, sing to them/read to them/pay attention to them. Dont just stick a pacifier in their mouth and look away until the next diaper like dad of the year over here. --- These old bones live to learn her wanton ways: (I measure time by how a body sways). <cite>g980 posted [p:956662060] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Yea im gonna stop feeding the trolls and just leave it at this: Folks, dont half ass raising your kids. Take a sick day to take care of them if either you and your spouse have sick days to take. Also ffs play with your kid, sing to them/read to them/pay attention to them. Dont just stick a pacifier in their mouth and look away until the next diaper like dad of the year over here.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darmik 08/01/21 2:03:54 AM #123:	This topic is pretty eye opening as a married Dad good grief. As for people really caring about the term 'breast feeding room' being used instead of lactation room I'm guessing the only reason they're used a bit interchangeably is because these rooms are also available in public places like shopping malls. It doesn't mean Moms are working full shift with a baby and going in there to breast feed. Good grief guys lol Lokison posted... Pumping doesnt require much clean up so 15-30 seconds. Diaper change? Maybe 2 minutes if it's a huge mess. Play? Not necessary; they're young enough that you can pop a pacifier in their mouth and get back to work. This certainly does not represent how it was with my wife or daughter lol --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:956662287] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>This topic is pretty eye opening as a married Dad good grief. As for people really caring about the term 'breast feeding room' being used instead of lactation room I'm guessing the only reason they're used a bit interchangeably is because these rooms are also available in public places like shopping malls. It doesn't mean Moms are working full shift with a baby and going in there to breast feed. Good grief guys lol Lokison posted... </cite> <quote>Pumping doesnt require much clean up so 15-30 seconds. Diaper change? Maybe 2 minutes if it's a huge mess. Play? Not necessary; they're young enough that you can pop a pacifier in their mouth and get back to work.</quote> This certainly does not represent how it was with my wife or daughter lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokison 08/01/21 2:15:41 AM #124:	Darmik posted... This topic is pretty eye opening as a married Dad good grief. As for people really caring about the term 'breast feeding room' being used instead of lactation room I'm guessing the only reason they're used a bit interchangeably is because these rooms are also available in public places like shopping malls. It doesn't mean Moms are working full shift with a baby and going in there to breast feed. Good grief guys lol This certainly does not represent how it was with my wife or daughter lol I didn't say you should, I said you could. Its simple. But yea, I'm done. --- Word from the wise: Don't run in the shower. <cite>Lokison posted [p:956662513] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Darmik posted... </cite> <quote>This topic is pretty eye opening as a married Dad good grief. As for people really caring about the term 'breast feeding room' being used instead of lactation room I'm guessing the only reason they're used a bit interchangeably is because these rooms are also available in public places like shopping malls. It doesn't mean Moms are working full shift with a baby and going in there to breast feed. Good grief guys lol This certainly does not represent how it was with my wife or daughter lol</quote>I didn't say you should, I said you could. Its simple. But yea, I'm done. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MutantJohn 08/01/21 9:40:15 AM #125:	I was actually gonna ask if Lokison had kids but then I read this: I have; I worked a 3rd shift job and took care of my son while his mother was at work getting less and 6 hours if sleep for over a year. Better question is if YOU have. Damn, that sounds pretty shitty. And I think it's the typical conservative mentality embodied too. "I broke my back doing hard labor so why isn't yours broken too?" All I gotta say, you got lucky with your kid. If they're sleeping 16 hours and are that chill during the day, it was all dumb luck. Our son never slept like that. Naps were maybe 30 minutes on average. 45 minutes if we were lucky. Otherwise, caring for a 4 month old is typically a full-time job unless you're a seasoned pro. So I'll say this, I'm sorry your life was so hard. No, other people's lives shouldn't be as hard as yours way. I'm sorry you got the raw end of the deal but it just ain't the way life should be, my dude. --- "Oh, my mother; oh, my friends, ask the angels, will I ever see heaven again?" - Laura Marling <cite>MutantJohn posted [p:956667801] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>I was actually gonna ask if Lokison had kids but then I read this: <quote>I have; I worked a 3rd shift job and took care of my son while his mother was at work getting less and 6 hours if sleep for over a year. Better question is if YOU have.</quote> Damn, that sounds pretty shitty. And I think it's the typical conservative mentality embodied too. "I broke my back doing hard labor so why isn't yours broken too?" All I gotta say, you got lucky with your kid. If they're sleeping 16 hours and are that chill during the day, it was all dumb luck. Our son never slept like that. Naps were maybe 30 minutes on average. 45 minutes if we were lucky. Otherwise, caring for a 4 month old is typically a full-time job unless you're a seasoned pro. So I'll say this, I'm sorry your life was so hard. No, other people's lives shouldn't be as hard as yours way. I'm sorry you got the raw end of the deal but it just ain't the way life should be, my dude. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
daynlokki 08/01/21 9:50:35 AM #126:	XxAxem_BlackxX posted... I know how a woman's body works. It's just that I've never heard of a place of business having such a thing and OP called it a breastfeeding room so logically you would assume it's a place you go to breastfeed. Anyway that doesn't make it any better. Why are these women at work if they have newborn babies who are young enough to still be on the tit? You realize breastfeeding occurs for YEARS right? <cite>daynlokki posted [p:956667977] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>XxAxem_BlackxX posted... </cite> <quote>I know how a woman's body works. It's just that I've never heard of a place of business having such a thing and OP called it a breastfeeding room so logically you would assume it's a place you go to breastfeed. Anyway that doesn't make it any better. Why are these women at work if they have newborn babies who are young enough to still be on the tit?</quote>You realize breastfeeding occurs for YEARS right? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
daynlokki 08/01/21 9:52:42 AM #127:	Lokison posted... I didnt say it was easy. Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth. I'm strictly talking about the type of jobs that have lactation rooms; office jobs. Taking 15 minute breaks to pump/breastfeed every few hours isnt a big deal, and you should be able to get your work done still. When you're taking care of an infant you're not standing over them staring at them the whole time. If you're at home with them you're probably doing dishes, cleaning rooms, etc while they sleep, why cant you instead do your office duties instead? Legally, every job type must have something like this. <cite>daynlokki posted [p:956668011] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Lokison posted... </cite> <quote>I didnt say it was easy. Dont try to gaslight me, or stick words in my mouth. I'm strictly talking about the type of jobs that have lactation rooms; office jobs. Taking 15 minute breaks to pump/breastfeed every few hours isnt a big deal, and you should be able to get your work done still. When you're taking care of an infant you're not standing over them staring at them the whole time. If you're at home with them you're probably doing dishes, cleaning rooms, etc while they sleep, why cant you instead do your office duties instead?</quote>Legally, every job type must have something like this. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
daynlokki 08/01/21 9:55:10 AM #128:	skermac posted... no I didnt you make that up, in that topic we we talking about 16 year old teens Oh so its OK for old men to sexually abuse women as long as they are 16 then, good to know your viewpoint. <cite>daynlokki posted [p:956668044] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>skermac posted... </cite> <quote>no I didnt you make that up, in that topic we we talking about 16 year old teens</quote>Oh so its OK for old men to sexually abuse women as long as they are 16 then, good to know your viewpoint. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ShyOx 08/01/21 9:57:07 AM #129:	Winrawr posted... probably honestly just dumbfounded that someone is fucking breastfeeding at work. not that there is anything wrong with that, just not something you would EVER expect to see ... ? If the baby is super young but mom is already back at work? --- http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/6938/vyqp.jpg DIPLOMACY <cite>ShyOx posted [p:956668079] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Winrawr posted... </cite> <quote>probably honestly just dumbfounded that someone is fucking breastfeeding at work. not that there is anything wrong with that, just not something you would EVER expect to see</quote>... ? If the baby is super young but mom is already back at work? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LinkDaLunatic 08/01/21 10:00:29 AM #130:	isn't blizzard the world of warcraft company? yeah i'm not surprised it's run by a bunch of sexist, perverted virgins... shame shame <cite>LinkDaLunatic posted [p:956668138] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>isn't blizzard the world of warcraft company? yeah i'm not surprised it's run by a bunch of sexist, perverted virgins... shame shame </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MutantJohn 08/01/21 10:06:39 AM #131:	daynlokki posted... You realize breastfeeding occurs for YEARS right? Years? Bro. You're supposed to stop after like the first lol. --- "Oh, my mother; oh, my friends, ask the angels, will I ever see heaven again?" - Laura Marling <cite>MutantJohn posted [p:956668234] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>daynlokki posted... </cite> <quote>You realize breastfeeding occurs for YEARS right?</quote>Years? Bro. You're supposed to stop after like the first lol. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kakapo 08/01/21 10:09:32 AM #132:	XxAxem_BlackxX posted... Anyway that doesn't make it any better. Why are these women at work if they have newborn babies who are young enough to still be on the tit? Tell me you dont have kids or friends with kids, without telling me youre a neckbeard. --- Did my singing please you? No, the words you sang were wrong 24 hour party parrot <cite>Kakapo posted [p:956668278] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>XxAxem_BlackxX posted... </cite> <quote> Anyway that doesn't make it any better. Why are these women at work if they have newborn babies who are young enough to still be on the tit?</quote> Tell me you dont have kids or friends with kids, without telling me youre a neckbeard. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Heineken14 08/01/21 10:12:29 AM #133:	XxAxem_BlackxX posted... There shouldn't be a breastfeeding room there to begin with. You don't take your kids to work with you. Yeah, that'll happen when our country has garbage ass child care policies. --- Rage is a hell of an anesthetic. <cite>Heineken14 posted [p:956668319] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>XxAxem_BlackxX posted...</cite> <quote>There shouldn't be a breastfeeding room there to begin with. You don't take your kids to work with you. </quote> Yeah, that'll happen when our country has garbage ass child care policies.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MysticLord 08/01/21 10:13:44 AM #134:	LightningAce11 posted... A source who has since departed Blizzard talked about how the room designated for breastfeeding didnt have locks. Men would walk into the breastfeeding room. There was no way to lock the door. They would just stare and I would have to scream at them to leave. IGN understands that breastfeeding rooms have since been updated, with locks added to doors. https://files.catbox.moe/gt08nd.jpg --- This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a bazinga. <cite>MysticLord posted [p:956668338] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>LightningAce11 posted... </cite> <quote>A source who has since departed Blizzard talked about how the room designated for breastfeeding didnt have locks. Men would walk into the breastfeeding room. There was no way to lock the door. They would just stare and I would have to scream at them to leave. IGN understands that breastfeeding rooms have since been updated, with locks added to doors.</quote>https://files.catbox.moe/gt08nd.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kakapo 08/01/21 10:14:05 AM #135:	ShyOx posted... ... ? If the baby is super young but mom is already back at work? In some families, the mother goes back to work and the father stays at home with the baby, particularly if the woman has a higher income. Alternately, some families have a few generations under the same roof, and the baby may be cared for by grandparents. --- Did my singing please you? No, the words you sang were wrong 24 hour party parrot <cite>Kakapo posted [p:956668342] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>ShyOx posted... </cite> <quote>... ? If the baby is super young but mom is already back at work?</quote> In some families, the mother goes back to work and the father stays at home with the baby, particularly if the woman has a higher income. Alternately, some families have a few generations under the same roof, and the baby may be cared for by grandparents. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PC-Builder_Pony 08/01/21 10:16:40 AM #136:	Wow, how far that company has fallen. --- Mac Book Pro 16 - 6-Core i7-9750H @ 2.60GHz - 32gb DDR4 2667 MHz - Radeon Pro 5500M 8gb - 2TB Apple SSD <cite>PC-Builder_Pony posted [p:956668376] in Men would ... [t:79591656]...</cite> <quote>Wow, how far that company has fallen. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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