Abbie Chatfield

If someone telling you what you said is racist makes you go, well, I'm going to be more racist, it's like –

Well, I don't like being called racist, so I'm going to vote for Pauline because she lets me be racist.

It's like that doesn't really – it doesn't make sense and it just shows that you are quite weak individuals.

Next post.

Loved.

Saw this headline.

Clicked immediately.

Anyone else hate the phrase, well, I've carried the baby for nine months and I gave birth, so I get top priority?

Not a phrase.

The famous phrase, well, I'm, well, actually they had a typo there, but well, I'm carried baby for nine months and gave birth so I get top priority, right?

I thought, look, maybe there's something in here that this person's experienced where there's been some sort of

I don't know, some sort of uneven distribution of, you know, 15 years down the line, the kid's 15, they're still trying to use this thing.

Who knows?

I was intrigued.

I know many people have heard women use these lines, and honestly, it's annoying to hear.

The idea that because the women are carrying the baby and they have to give birth means that they have more choices or power than their husband over anything involving the child.

I just don't think that's happening.

But I also agree with that if you've given birth, as I've said, if I gave birth, I said to Adam, you are doing.

except for titty feeding, except for breastfeeding.

But I'll pump.