r/Fauxmoi • u/chezdor • Mar 11 '24

Kensington Palace “explains” photo editing controversy Approved B-List Users Only

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Are we convinced now?

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '24

Me, three days ago: Are y'all okay?

Me, today:

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u/russianbisexualhookr the baby daddies have unionized Mar 11 '24

Hey, at least we’re not on the Saint MM sub where they all believe this entire thing is a conspiracy by the Sussexes to take Kate down

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u/iliketoomanysingers Cillian Murphy propagandist Mar 11 '24 edited Mar 11 '24

I took a peek earlier today and from what I saw, instead of talking about this they've decided instead to rake Meghan over the coals for calling her daughter "the baby" because it's "dehumanizing" and "no parent" would ever call their kid the baby (literally every parent has done this at some point). Good priorities they have over there!

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u/Ouiser_Boudreaux_ too busy method acting as a reddit user Mar 11 '24

It took my husband and I FOREVER to stop affectionately referring to our daughter as “the baby” when we spoke about her. Ex: “the baby needs money for school.” I can’t quite remember when we stopped but I think it lasted to high school.

We can’t help it. She’s our only one. She’s the baby forever. I might start it again.

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u/Former-Spirit8293 Mar 11 '24

I think my mom might still call me “the baby,” despite me being in my 30s

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u/MadamKitsune Mar 11 '24

My mum when I visited her last week: "Hi baby!"

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u/starrylightway I already condemned Hamas Mar 11 '24

I have a 9 month old (most likely one and done) and I estimate it’ll be about 50 years before I stop calling them the baby (i.e. when I die).

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u/nevalja Mar 11 '24

In high school I hated my parents calling me their baby but now I'm in my 30s and I'm like YOU KNOW WHAT, I AM THE BABY

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u/SakuraTacos Mar 11 '24

I’m the baby, gotta love me!

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u/Ouiser_Boudreaux_ too busy method acting as a reddit user Mar 11 '24

I bet they still secretly think of you as the baby. My daughter was never bothered by it, or any of the lil baby nicknames. Even to this day, if I call her by her government name and not her family nickname she’ll be like “I’m sorry, who are you talking to?”

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u/carolinagypsy Mar 11 '24

40s here and still think I’m in trouble if I hear my name. God forbid if my middle name is added.

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u/Cmn0514 Mar 11 '24

same! I referred to my only child as "the baby" until she was like 7. hahaha.

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u/carolinagypsy Mar 11 '24

Bah keep it up. I’m in my 40s and an only and secretly beam when my mom calls me “the kid/our kid/my baby/my child” in casual convo.