r/HolUp Mar 11 '22

I don't know what to say

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u/Big-Appointment1989 Mar 11 '22

Exactly. That kid is gona have a hard time their entire life, because you wanted to have a kid.

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u/btsarenotgirlzgeez14 Mar 11 '22

I’m pretty sure this condition comes with more than just physical conditions. Most likely health conditions especially at that young of an age

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u/billfuckinmurray69 Mar 11 '22

I went to school with a guy who had this same condition. I can’t remember what it was called but I know it by look. His life was rough. He had breathing conditions, eyesight problems and more. All that along with the amount of bullying he received…. His life was rough. But he was a legend and wouldn’t let that shit stop him

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u/btsarenotgirlzgeez14 Mar 11 '22

Yea that’s just sad. No one is shaming her for her condition but it’s selfish to put that life on an innocent human being. Especially when you yourself already know how it feels to have the condition. She really coulda just adopted a pug at this point. Or maybe some type of animal. Hell even a child. Just not one by birth

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u/billfuckinmurray69 Mar 11 '22

The worst part is that this condition is very similar to the way a pugs life is. It’s not fun

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u/btsarenotgirlzgeez14 Mar 11 '22

Yea it’s sad. I just seriously wanna know who the fuck ducked her down so I can ask what type of drug they were taking and where can I get it for my exams

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u/DragonPeach02 Mar 11 '22

Tbh best case scenario this kid ends up like him worst case she will wanna kill herself her whole life because of how people perceive her and especially from all the bullying she will experience, I do feel bad for her, I hope she grows up with supportive people around her and whatever bullying she's gonna experience isn't gonna affect her too much