"Opposites attract, and I think temperament is so fundamental that you end up craving someone of the opposite temperament to complete you."
 Abhimanyu's Perspective
 She retched some more, leaning in the pot. I held back her hair and rubbed her back, "It's all okay, baby. You're fine. You're fine." She didn't look fine. She wiped her mouth and glared, turning to me, "Do I look fine to you? I've barely opened my eyes and all I am doing since then is puking." She yelled, before puking again. "It will be over. It is almost done." I went on, not able to comprehend what else to say. Every morning, her retching made her cranky, she would open her eyes and run to bathroom to puke and I woul

"Being a father has been, without a doubt, my greatest source of achievement, pride and inspiration. Fatherhood has taught me about unconditional love, reinforced the importance of giving back and taught me how to be a better person."
 Shree's Perspective
 We, women, are delusional. We fall for what we hear and start weaving concoctions about it. Just like I did before my pregnancy. I was fascinated that it would be best period of life. To connect with your baby. To get to see growing him inside you. I am warning you, it's nothing thrilling and mesmerizing. It is the hell for emotions, it is damn irritating. I remember vividly when it all started, I retched for once and then

"There is no end of craving. Hence contentment alone is the best way to happiness. Therefore, acquire contentment."
 Shree's Perspective
 He held my hand again and the next words that came out of his mouth, made me confuse whether to cry in happiness or laugh at his innocence. "I want to be a dad. I want to enjoy fatherhood as well. I want our baby." He said shyly, the heat made his ears slightly red, I stood on my feet surprised. You hear that munchkin. You hear that. Your dad wants you. As long as my memory served me, he was assorted well with the concept of 'No Kids' so far. He had made me agonized with it. Hell. Adoring a baby was out of question for him; leave alon

"Opposites attract, and I think temperament is so fundamental that you end up craving someone of the opposite temperament to complete you."
 Abhimanyu's Perspective
 She retched some more, leaning in the pot. I held back her hair and rubbed her back, "It's all okay, baby. You're fine. You're fine." She didn't look fine. She wiped her mouth and glared, turning to me, "Do I look fine to you? I've barely opened my eyes and all I am doing since then is puking." She yelled, before puking again. "It will be over. It is almost done." I went on, not able to comprehend what else to say. Every morning, her retching made her cranky, she would open her eyes and run to bathroom to puke and I would sit by her side to rub her back, to soothe her in any way I could. This was the second month of he

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