Are you worried for your son or daughter more?
June 2nd, 2008
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Are you more worried for your son or daughter as they grow into an adult? (remember, at Anonymousmom.com when you respond, you do NOT have to leave your name, email or link to your blog… but if you want to - feel free) |
8 Responses to “Are you worried for your son or daughter more?”
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I think more for my daughter because of how women are really such sexual objects out in the world. I worry about her with being safe - especially as you see all these young women who have been taken from campuses and being killed.
i worry about my eldest child if her experience (or difficulties) with my marriage and her stepfather will have an effect on her when she grows up
I WORRY MORE ABOUT MY SON, GIRLS ARE MORE INDEPENDENT AND CAN FEND FOR THEMSELVES, MY SON DEPENDS ON ME FOR EVERYTHING. BUT HE WAS MY FIRST-BORN, I LOVE THEM THE SAME, BUT I FEEL LIKE MY SON NEEDS ME MORE RIGHT NOW
i have a persistent worry that my daughter will be kidnapped… i wake up in the night to check on her several times… she is 5 now… how do you wish you didn’t worry so much about your child?
I constantly worry that my daughter will be abducted or molested….it never stops and has kept me up nights…has also sent me to a therapist. I don’t know how you stop worrying about such things….
Of course I am. Especially with how things are now. I’m talking our Economy and Everything… I have a pretty decent job and so does my boyfriend but yet we find ourselves BARELY being able to pay the sitter! So yes, I worry… I worry I won’t be able to give him everything he deserves. I worry that the world isn’t going to be the way it should when he’s an adult! I worry all the time! haha He’s my first kid! I HAVE TO!
My daughters way more than my son.
I worry about my 14 month old boy constantly, I sometimes think its abnormal, but I can’t control my fears of something happening to him. I thought it was only me, but after reading these comments, I feel completely normal… It’s a feeling I never felt before being a mommy!