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started. Our next Reddit post comes from our Slosh Am I the bad guy? Am I the bad guy for predetermining

my baby's gender? Okay, to start off, I'm 27 and my husband is 28. We've been married for four

years. His parents and I have never had any problems, but we've never quite meshed or seen eye to eye.

We've always gotten along and been civil. Recently, we've been talking a lot about our future

family. My husband will be the last of his siblings to have kids. All of his siblings have at

least one kid. It's been a running joke in the family that if our firstborn happens to be a girl,

she won't be accepted because everyone else has a boy for a firstborn. That joke has never sat

quite right with me, but I've laughed it off because I don't want to start anything, and maybe

I'm just being sensitive. Fast forward to a few months ago when we started trying. It took about

three months for me to get pregnant. Infertility runs in my family, and my husband and I agreed on a

big family, so I've been worried about starting a family so late in the game. When I did get pregnant,

we were overjoyed. We had all the typical couple conversations that came from having a baby,

the excitement, names, nursery themes, gender predictions, etc. He talked about wanting a

son first so that he could be the big strong leader for all of his younger siblings and carry on

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