I became an aunt at the thirteen and I really love my nephew. In my opinion becoming parent is a big responsibility but becoming aunt carries no responsibility. Seriously! You're talking about it as if you were to raise the child. I don't understand.
I agree. I became an aunt at fifteen and loved it, because being an auntie or uncle means you can experience all the good parts of having a baby. When you have had enough, you can always give them back to the parents :) Don't get me wrong, I have had to deal with my fair share of tantrums but nothing compared to what my sister has had to deal with being his mother.
Actually, that's part of the reason I dislike the role. Being an aunt or an uncle is entirely what you make of it, but becoming a mother or a father has that aspect of obligation and responsibility.
Is it normal to dislike being an aunt?
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I became an aunt at the thirteen and I really love my nephew. In my opinion becoming parent is a big responsibility but becoming aunt carries no responsibility. Seriously! You're talking about it as if you were to raise the child. I don't understand.
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I agree. I became an aunt at fifteen and loved it, because being an auntie or uncle means you can experience all the good parts of having a baby. When you have had enough, you can always give them back to the parents :) Don't get me wrong, I have had to deal with my fair share of tantrums but nothing compared to what my sister has had to deal with being his mother.
Family is usually just bullshit anyway. Always some trash to put up with.
Actually, that's part of the reason I dislike the role. Being an aunt or an uncle is entirely what you make of it, but becoming a mother or a father has that aspect of obligation and responsibility.