Postby Cali_Gaab » Sat Mar 08, 2008 2:28 pm
I went though blood sweat and tears to come up with a topic that isn't qabiil related, somali politics or something which could be yet another-topic-turned marexaan and you guys waist a whole page on farting, ilaahay ma dadkan ayuu abuuray?
Helwaa, i know very well that you need to be there for the child after birth including the wife and she needs you most during her last stages of pregnancy, however my point is what can a man do when his wife is giving labour and he's present?
The pain wont really ease for her and its hard to see her in a position full of pain and misery and the only thing you can do is stand there and watch.
Koronto, this has got nothing to do with religion adna waxaad ka hadlaysa qofka diinto leh ama qofka diinta ka maqan.
Yes, i do know that you need to be there for the child sinds day one, doesn;t that include a couple minutes after birth, surely this isnt going to affect your fatherhood.
It's true with your observation regarding fathers playin with their kids in parks etc and soomalida you rarely see such a thing compared to the white man.
This is because those men do not realise the meaning of fatherhood but this doesnt affect you being present during child birth and is another topic.
And that farting question is just a fact, which woman on this forum wouldnt be bothered doing this continuesly when your husband is watching on, never mind the nurses you'll never see again.