usedforglue
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« I had this really good idea so I ran upstairs and woke Sarah up to tell her can we have Gogo as a nickname? »
Okay then
Okay then
He was so smug when he was saying the baby looks like me, everyone thinks she looks like me blah blah blah…
Like someone said earlier, he's very immature and such impatience and impulsive behavior that take over common sense just prove it even furtherI haven’t seen his stories today but is there any reason why he’d couldn’t have waited for Sarah to wake up before spewing this groundbreaking thought at her? Is he 5 or?
That was me! I was going to mention it here as well when I saw that post of his, but was honestly just too exasperated by him to bother. But yes, newborns tend to look a lot like their fathers when they're born because way back in the caveman days, men would kill or neglect infants if they got the notion that they were not theirs. So humans evolved to reflect the features of their fathers at birth, whether that changes over time or not entirely depends. I'm a prime example of this, not that anyone here knows me so, kind of irrelevant but anyway! It's very interesting!!On another thread someone said this is evolutionary, so the fathers believe it IS actually their child. Says a lot about men that nature had to evolve to do this, if it's true
That was me! I was going to mention it here as well when I saw that post of his, but was honestly just too exasperated by him to bother. But yes, newborns tend to look a lot like their fathers when they're born because way back in the caveman days, men would kill or neglect infants if they got the notion that they were not theirs. So humans evolved to reflect the features of their fathers at birth, whether that changes over time or not entirely depends. I'm a prime example of this, not that anyone here knows me so, kind of irrelevant but anyway! It's very interesting!!
Yes! It’s so try hard. I think a lot of parents, having actually chosen a name, want to call their child that! Then nicknames come about organically within the family or from school friends etc. Sometimes there is a story behind it isn’t there, like so-and-so couldn’t say the name so said this which was cute and then it stuck…and a cute story is not my 33 year old dad made it up and woke up my sleeping mother to ask permission to call me this (probably in the same simpering way an eight year old would ask mum if their friend can stay over for a sleepover, in my imagination )I imagine when she was woken up Sarah thought of a few new nicknames for Jim. 'You bleeping bastard' being top of the list.
Anyway don't nicknames just evolve naturally? You don't sit and invent them. Why is he just so incredibly odd?
Just a little fact check, since misinformation is never productive: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/babies-paternal-resemblance/That was me! I was going to mention it here as well when I saw that post of his, but was honestly just too exasperated by him to bother. But yes, newborns tend to look a lot like their fathers when they're born because way back in the caveman days, men would kill or neglect infants if they got the notion that they were not theirs. So humans evolved to reflect the features of their fathers at birth, whether that changes over time or not entirely depends. I'm a prime example of this, not that anyone here knows me so, kind of irrelevant but anyway! It's very interesting!!