The gender reveal party
The second in a haiku series.
By Ashley HerzogPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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“He? She? Pink or blue?”
Only to discover that
It was both or neither
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Ouch! Whoever doesn’t love their kids unconditionally is lost. Give this person a nugget of solace from me, will ya? In the most conventional of senses, men and women have a masculine and feminine side. Research the psychologist Carl Jung. These aspects of personality, when fully discovered, are designed to make men and women complimentary to each other. Tell Dad not to be a butthead and to help his daughter be the best woman that she can be. Tell Dad that Alfonse says this. If he asks, “Who the hell is that?” Tell him he is just another person in most instances, but in one particular instance he is a force very much like gravity, and in another instance he is pretty much like light.