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[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

A friend of mine had 2 boys but had always wanted a daughter, eventually her wish was granted and she had a little girl. Then puberty came along and raising the girl became a nightmare. Moods, drama at every turn, constant stroppyness. She actually said to me raising 20 boys would be easier than raising one girl.

My own sister, now in her 30s is like a drama magnet.

Pre Menstrual Syndrome can have extreme unwanted effects, it was something I used to dread during menstruating years. Menopause was a huge blessing as that completely ceased. Some people are profoundly affected by the curse of a thing, others not at all.

dvcireland

don't mention the leg

readyletsgo

McGinniesta wrote: »

Is it just me or has anyone else used the pandemic to do things that they couldnt do otherwise?

I'm a fattie and have started getting my fat arse out exercising.

why dont they put their mind to something useful

Yup, started baking during the summer, love it, started some DIY around the house, started going out for 'power walks'. These are things I would never go near if I was stuck in the office 45hours a week,

Its the perfect time for kids to get used to there own company and learn something outside their comfort zone. They'd be miles ahead with this if it wasn't for all these mammies screaming 'mental health for my babies' all the time.

And I always mean worldwide, not just Ireland bla bla bla

withless

on and on and on and on

BPKS

Joe would like that, if they published daily suicide numbers to go along with the Covid numbers

dvcireland

An Claidheamh wrote: »

How can she be a doctor without karate Joe?

handy for A&E

withless

2 wafflers beat up on Big Joe today!

Demonique

2smiggy wrote: »

looking for a PS5 myself too. I will wait until they come back into stock on Amazon or some local shop. Definitely not in a panic to over pay for one off donedeal. I can see parents being put under pressure to buy one by their little darlings thou.

If a child is young enough to still believe in Santa then they're too young for a Playstation 5

bmorrissey

zell12 wrote: »

Hi Joe!
:pac:

Can hit 6th gear in the Jag around the streets with the traffic at 1:30 and 3:15 lately

generalgerry

You've been reading studies on suicide, Joe? Surprise surprise.

Roger_007

pc7 wrote: »

I really hope we roll the vaccine out quickly, 1 - so I can go on a sun holiday, 2 - so we won't be talking covid 24/7 and listening to sh1te like this all the time

Shurely you don’t think that the shoite will improve post Covid?

pc7

pc7 wrote: »

I really hope we roll the vaccine out quickly, 1 - so I can go on a sun holiday, 2 - so we won't be talking covid 24/7 and listening to sh1te like this all the time

We'll have a year more shyte talking about who is getting vaccine ahead of others, whoy one can't do this or that if they don't want to take de vaccine.... and a ton more related moans.

Busi_Girl08

"Joe, my son not being able to get a PS5 has significantly affected his mental health."

pc7

Roger_007 wrote: »

Shurely you don’t think that the shoite will improve post Covid?

Well no, I'm not new here caller, but at least it will be different colour Sh1te


:P

zell12

More depression from Rebecca

pc7

Deleted User wrote: »

We'll have a year more shyte talking about who is getting vaccine ahead of others, whoy one can't do this or that if they don't want to take de vaccine.... and a ton more related moans.

I just hope HSE don't make a balls of it! I will be in line with my arm out as soon as possible

Roger_007

Are there any normal kids in the country at all?

Atlantic Dawn

She should have listened to Joe at the start, we couldn't get it because we live on an Island.

McGinniesta

McGinniesta wrote: »

Is it just me or has anyone else used the pandemic to do things that they couldnt do otherwise?

I'm a fattie and have started getting my fat arse out exercising.

why dont they put their mind to something useful

I started a course I've been putting off for years. Now don't have enough hours in the day.

cozar

these kids are so young what is happening that they are so anxious and depressed at such a young age.

BPKS

Roger_007 wrote: »

Are there any normal kids in the country at all?

Yeah - they were at the Spanish Arch drinking a couple of months ago and RTE did nothing but give out about them

pc7

pc7 wrote: »

I just hope HSE don't make a balls of it! I will be in line with my arm out as soon as possible

Are you with any entertainment agency, caller? Otherwise get to de back of de queue

An Claidheamh

Why do they keep saying trying to get help?

They clearly are under the care of CAMHS

Roger_007

Roger_007 wrote: »

Are there any normal kids in the country at all?

I really don't think so.

Even the people in Normal People weren't really normal.

zell12

cozar wrote: »

these kids are so young what is happening that they are so anxious and depressed at such a young age.

Someone somewhere is getting money

cozar

what on earth is Joe mumbling about. ?

Atlantic Dawn

cozar wrote: »

these kids are so young what is happening that they are so anxious and depressed at such a young age.

They are having things discussed with them that's only promoting treatment they don't actually need.

dvcireland

Childer of the Pandemic is definitely in the pipeline

What is Joe doing with his rubber suit?

RobertKK

They should have been around in the 1980s when it seemed everyday was murder and bombs in Northern Ireland, kidnappings and punishment shootings/beatings.
It was not pleasant being a child seeing that on the news but we were not depressed.