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I did the best I could! My eyeballs actually hurt at one point haha

Dang you might as well stay here for PAX! (I live here so maybe I'm biased but enjoy the weather!!)

Same except now I'm a mid-30s parent and I see now why people have babies in their 20s 🥲

It's the last week of being 34 so here's pictures of me 20 years apart!

Can't believe I'm halfway to 70 ☠️

No one tells you that this is what newborns sound like in the middle of the night 😭

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I used to! Then I had a baby and now I'm exhausted haha

Would anyone watch or care if I streamed again 🥲 because I want to

These same people would see an IRL woman dressed like the one on the right and call them "OF wh*res" and refuse to take them seriously in any field they were a part of 🥲

Oh my GOD

Pokopia looks amazing and now I need to buy a Switch 2 in order to play it 🫥

Don't ever feel like it's too late! I was 33 when I got diagnosed with ADHD and PTSD and it was lifesaving! You can do it too Wayne!

"...stinkyyyy"

I'm stiiiiillll in a dreeaaam...

STAIN TREATER

He's out here ready to yell at people in traffic Boston-style already

My baby already with the sass

Agreed!!!!

I do so dislike the quadruped-->biped pipeline in Pokémon

"It's the same picture"

It's very true! I yearn for farm work to get away from baby work. Fields of Mistria calls to me!

Honestly very fair! I've been playing some Shattered Pixel Dungeon on my phone but that's less of a video game and more of a time killer in between feeds

He works most of the day 😭 I'm sure we will get into some kind of rhythm eventually, but I swear that this baby eats every 15 mins

No one told me that using handless breast pumps would make me feel like Futurama Robot Ladies

I wonder when I will be able to play a video game ever again 🥲

Kinda bonkers to me that my brother and I can look so different but still be essentially the same people

Guess I'll never know what outside looks like again

Thank you Dylan! 🥺 the OCD is real, REAL bad, I am afraid of touching my own baby because I'm worried he will get hurt (like I'll drop him or bump his head) and I need to constantly check he's still breathing

I feel somewhat like a failure that I ended up needing to go on Zoloft for postpartum OCD, and I know that's not logical at all, but it sucks knowing that everything (my mind, my hormones, my nervous system) wants me to be a mess