We’ve all been there. The incessant questions from friends and family about when we’re going to have a baby. For one couple, the pressure became too much. So, they came up with a unique, and slightly hilarious, way to deal with it: a ‘Pregnancy Jar’. Every time someone asked about their baby plans, they’d have to drop a dollar into the jar. But when the jar made its way to a family dinner, things took an unexpected turn. ️
The Birth of the ‘Pregnancy Jar’
The Pressure Cooker: Friends and Family
The Counter-Attack: A Dollar for a Question ❓
The Strategy Works!
The Dinner Showdown ️
The ‘Pregnancy Jar’ in Action
The Aftermath: An Awkward Dinner ️
The Clash: Mother vs Daughter
The Fallout: Family Feud
The Sister’s Verdict: ‘Childish’
The Couple’s Stance: It’s Just a Dollar
The Jar’s Future: Millionaires One Day?
A ‘Pregnancy Jar’ Saga: From Family Pressure to Potential Millionaires!
In a world where everyone seems to have an opinion on when you should have a baby, one couple found a unique way to handle the pressure. They introduced a ‘Pregnancy Jar’, a simple glass jar that demanded a dollar every time someone asked about their baby plans. The jar became a hit, reducing the questions and even becoming a source of snack money. But when it made a debut at a family dinner, it sparked a heated argument, leading to an awkward atmosphere and a family feud. Despite the drama, the couple stands by their jar, humorously suggesting they might become millionaires one day if the questions continue.
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I make it awkward.
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You get the point lol man do they shut up after that. Its amazing.”
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“From my experience it will not. Most people for some reason think this very personal question is okay to ask over and over again. It doesn’t matter what the response is. It’s difficult, not yet or not wanting kids, nothing changes the questions. Only infertility shut people up, because then they were embarrassed they asked. I applaud OP for this genius solution. “
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