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Keyser Suze
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: With Usual Suspects
Posts: 8,617
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Keyser Suze
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: With Usual Suspects
Posts: 8,617
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I saw a programme on this a while back, and I found it quite disturbing, because they take the dolls out in the car in baby seats, and out in prams, and most of their husbands don't care for it but go along with it and indulge it. Is this really the right way for husbands to handle the situation? Surely they don't see it as being supportive? I don't think it helps in a grieving process either as it just prolongs it rather than facing up to a loss. Maybe I am wrong to think this way, but it all seems so wrong to me, and as others have said, a little creepy.
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Last edited by Suze; 31-07-2012 at 09:17 AM.
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