Quote From: shellyeeActually , I did answer this. Many times. Many, many times. Many, many , many, WAY TOO MANY TIMES.
If I never told you to GET in the bathroom, then why do keep saying the same thing? Because you can't admit that everythingelse I have said is true. It is like calling me ugly. Oh, I am a veggie by the way. No steak. And I answered the question about having to eat in the bathroom. I did answer it. Yet you all continue to pound and pound on it because it is all you have. Something I never even said. It's just pathetic now.
I am right. You all have no intentions of trying to show anyone any respect other than getting what YOU want. Compromise is just not an option. Your poor children.
I don't see you willing to compromise? So many women on this board has said they believe that bf'ing in public is ok WITH DISCRESION. Yet you 'and all the others that share your opinion' still get upset. You want them to go to their 'car' or a 'private' place.
Why? I thought you were for bf'ing? and you want everyone to compromise! So are you not willing to meet in the middle? Breastfeed in public, but do it discreetly. Cover yourself, and I have never seen a woman take her top off to nurse!! Not even at home do I do that.
It's beginning to sound as if you want everyone to do what YOU want them to do, not compromise to make everyone happy.
Everyone has a right to their opinions and I don't believe anyone has a right to tell someone else that their opinion is 'wrong'. Opinions can not be wrong, they are just that opinions and not everyone has the same opinion.
The children I feel sorry for are the ones that have to 'wait' to eat, because some grown person cares more about their own feelings than the childs. Your right we are the adults and should be able to put our feelings aside for our children. Again I think bf'ing in public should be done discreetly! If you mean what you say about compromising then that should be an acceptalbe compromise? Yes, No, Maybe?
Dr. Phil and his guests strike up heated conversations as they debate the latest hot topics. Should women give up their right to breastfeed their babies in public so other people don't feel uncomfortable? Will passing out condoms in schools prevent unwanted pregnancies or just send the message to kids that it's OK to have sex? And, is it acceptable for others to discipline your kids if they see them acting out in public, or should they just mind their own business? Dr. Phil weighs in on these controversial subjects. Share your thoughts, join the discussion.
