Future mrs. dx and I are in absolute agreement that there will be no gender or sex reveal parties. I won’t be having an diaper parties either. Baby showers are probably fine, but no expectations.
Pun intended?
Gender reveal parties are the worst.
Agreed.
That's why when people asked if we knew if the parasite was a boy or girl, I'd answer dragon.
Why should anyone care enough about the developing sexual organs of a fetus to invite friends and family over to celebrate/reveal which organs it'll be?
Agreed.
That's why when people asked if we knew if the parasite was a boy or girl, I'd answer dragon.
Why should anyone care enough about the developing sexual organs of a fetus to invite friends and family over to celebrate/reveal which organs it'll be?
Agreed.
That's why when people asked if we knew if the parasite was a boy or girl, I'd answer dragon.
Why should anyone care enough about the developing sexual organs of a fetus to invite friends and family over to celebrate/reveal which organs it'll be?
Family and friends make sense because they often want to plan a gift to either make or buy.
It's an infant. What possible difference does the gender make to what gift you buy?
Also "inadvertently created a pipe bomb" might be the second most "Iowan" statement ever.
The idiocy of these reveal parties aside, is it really such a terrible thing that expectant couples want to know the sex of their unborn child, and share that with friends and family?
The idiocy of these reveal parties aside, is it really such a terrible thing that expectant couples want to know the sex of their unborn child, and share that with friends and family?
No. A lot of people want to know, and want to choose traditional male or female names. I don’t think anything is wrong with that.
My wife and I are expecting our first, and we did share with family and friends. That said, it's the strangers and coworkers I barely know who ask and have no business knowing one way or the other, those are the people who bug me.
You can find out their gender to name them. That doesn't mean you need to drag people (who really aren't all that interested in your baby unless it's really ugly or something) to a whole other ME, ME, ME!!! event leveraging your brat to wring that last drop of attention for yourself.
It's ridiculous.
My wife and I are expecting our first, and we did share with family and friends. That said, it's the strangers and coworkers I barely know who ask and have no business knowing one way or the other, those are the people who bug me.
How about people stop worrying so effing much about other people's choices that have no bearing on you?