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Layla Holston
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Layla Holston • upvoted 4 items 3 weeks ago
gogogadgetdumbass reply
I spent the first 10 years of my life in warm, sunny places, and was always outside. I am naturally a bit tan for a white person, and when I was a kid I was Latina dark because I was ALWAYS IN THE SUN.
I moved to Texas in 5th grade and a TEACHER accused me of lying about being white… until I brought in a picture of my parents. Then she accused me of being adopted. Like, can’t a little white girl who just moved from HAWAII just be TAN???
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alliejc reply
My favorite “boy mom” was my MIL. She raised my husband and his brother with boundaries, they know how to sew, cook and all about the menstrual cycle. She knew they might have women in their lives one day and needed to be prepared to support. They’re sensitive and not afraid to show emotion. She only let them sit to pee in her house so no cleaning up dribbles or falling in the toliet.
After I had my first child she pulled me aside and made sure he was doing his part. Told me to let her know if he wasn’t and she’d talk to him. I miss that wonderful woman so much.
alliejc reply
My favorite “boy mom” was my MIL. She raised my husband and his brother with boundaries, they know how to sew, cook and all about the menstrual cycle. She knew they might have women in their lives one day and needed to be prepared to support. They’re sensitive and not afraid to show emotion. She only let them sit to pee in her house so no cleaning up dribbles or falling in the toliet.
After I had my first child she pulled me aside and made sure he was doing his part. Told me to let her know if he wasn’t and she’d talk to him. I miss that wonderful woman so much.
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Layla Holston • upvoted 5 items 3 weeks ago
gogogadgetdumbass reply
I spent the first 10 years of my life in warm, sunny places, and was always outside. I am naturally a bit tan for a white person, and when I was a kid I was Latina dark because I was ALWAYS IN THE SUN.
I moved to Texas in 5th grade and a TEACHER accused me of lying about being white… until I brought in a picture of my parents. Then she accused me of being adopted. Like, can’t a little white girl who just moved from HAWAII just be TAN???
Layla Holston • upvoted an item 4 weeks ago
alliejc reply
My favorite “boy mom” was my MIL. She raised my husband and his brother with boundaries, they know how to sew, cook and all about the menstrual cycle. She knew they might have women in their lives one day and needed to be prepared to support. They’re sensitive and not afraid to show emotion. She only let them sit to pee in her house so no cleaning up dribbles or falling in the toliet.
After I had my first child she pulled me aside and made sure he was doing his part. Told me to let her know if he wasn’t and she’d talk to him. I miss that wonderful woman so much.
Layla Holston • upvoted 14 items 1 month ago
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