BNG story

[eleanoradavinci]

([name_m]Feel[/name_m] free to change the sex of you and your partner, but please keep your children’s sexes the same)

Your name is ______________. You are 20 years old, living in _____________ and in your final year studying ________________. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called ______________. He works as a ______________ and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her _____________.

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a ____________, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a __________ called ___________. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to ____________. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to ___________ for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, ____________, are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of ___________, you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring _________ home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a ____________. It will require him to travel to _____________ for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to __________ for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, ___________. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a ___________ in ____________. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of ____________. You find a job as a ____________. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of ________ puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name ___________. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to ______________.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a __________ puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him __________. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce __________ and ___________ to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in ______________ where she’s going to university to study _____________. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a ___________ called _________. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[eleanoradavinci]

Your name is [name_f]Kathryn[/name_f] [name_f]Louise[/name_f] [name_u]Bell[/name_u] ([name_f]Kate[/name_f]). You are 20 years old, living in Guildford, Surrey and in your final year studying Psychology. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Christopher[/name_m] [name_u]James[/name_u] [name_m]Winters[/name_m] ([name_u]Chris[/name_u]). He works as a school counsellor and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant. You had a drunken one night stand with your friend, [name_m]Daniel[/name_m] [name_m]Rhodes[/name_m] a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Luna[/name_f] [name_f]Mary[/name_f] [name_m]Rhodes[/name_m].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a careers advisor at a local college, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a cocker spaniel called [name_f]Gretel[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to student mentor. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_u]Sweden[/name_u] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Evi[/name_f] [name_m]Janssen[/name_m] are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Dennis[/name_m] [name_m]Bowie[/name_m] [name_m]Rhodes[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl!

You bring [name_f]Lily[/name_f] [name_f]Gemma[/name_f] [name_m]Winters[/name_m] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as an occupational therapist . It will require him to travel to Leeds for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Norway for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_u]Toby[/name_u] [name_u]Kristian[/name_u] [name_m]Winters[/name_m].

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as an occupational therapy teacher in Pembrokeshire, [name_m]Wales[/name_m]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of Haverfordwest. You find a job as a personal assistant for vulnerable adults. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of beagle puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name Ted. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_f]Italy[/name_f].

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a [name_m]Jack[/name_m] [name_m]Russell[/name_m] puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_u]Alfie[/name_u]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Riya[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] and [name_f]Avani[/name_f] [name_f]Patience[/name_f] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in [name_m]Oxford[/name_m] where she’s going to university to study [name_m]History[/name_m] of [name_m]Art[/name_m]. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, another [name_m]Jack[/name_m] [name_m]Russell[/name_m] called [name_f]Belle[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[Elina]

Your name is [name_f]Clementine[/name_f] [name_f]Martha[/name_f] [name_f]Lauret[/name_f]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_u]London[/name_u] and in your final year studying Veterinary [name_m]Science[/name_m]. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Hugo[/name_m] [name_m]Sebastian[/name_m] [name_m]Maddox[/name_m]. He works as a Property Developer and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Cressida[/name_f] [name_f]Helen[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a Retail Worker, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroom apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a Lurcher called [name_u]Storm[/name_u]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to Supervisor. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to Cardiff for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Fiona[/name_f] [name_f]Elizabeth[/name_f] [name_m]Bowen[/name_m], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Thomas[/name_m] [name_m]David[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Clover[/name_f] [name_f]Georgina[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a Photographer. It will require him to travel to [name_u]Brighton[/name_u] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_f]Italy[/name_f] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Theodore[/name_m] [name_f]Venice[/name_f]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a Portrait Photographer in [name_u]Brighton[/name_u]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroom house on the outskirts of [name_u]Brighton[/name_u]. You find a job as a Team Supervisor. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of Scottish Terrier puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Nemo[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_f]France[/name_f].

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a Westie puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Winston[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_m]Aruna[/name_m] [name_f]Constance[/name_f] and Kalini [name_f]Faith[/name_f] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in Cambridge where she’s going to university to study Geography. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a Sausage Dog called [name_f]Nina[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[jordankiwi]

Me: [name_f]Victoria[/name_f] [name_f]Martha[/name_f] Brownlow.
Home: [name_m]New[/name_m] [name_m]York[/name_m], [name_m]New[/name_m] [name_m]York[/name_m].
School: [name_m]New[/name_m] [name_m]York[/name_m] University.
Degree: Economics.

Boyfriend: [name_m]Christian[/name_m] [name_m]Montgomery[/name_m] Vosburgh.
[name_m]Christian[/name_m]'s Career: Investment Banker.
[name_m]Friend[/name_m]: [name_m]Vincent[/name_m] [name_m]Eugene[/name_m] [name_m]Lewis[/name_m].
[name_m]Vincent[/name_m]'s Girlfriend: [name_f]Heidi[/name_f] [name_f]Ellen[/name_f] [name_m]Jones[/name_m].

1. [name_f]Selena[/name_f] [name_f]Marie[/name_f] Vosburgh.

Career: Research Banker.
Dog: [name_m]Stone[/name_m] the Siberian Husky.
Promotion: Research Analyst.
Vacation: [name_u]London[/name_u], [name_f]England[/name_f], United Kingdom.
[name_m]Vincent[/name_m]'s [name_m]Son[/name_m]: [name_m]Raymond[/name_m] [name_m]Steven[/name_m] [name_m]Lewis[/name_m].

2. [name_f]Primrose[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] Vosburgh.

[name_m]Christian[/name_m]'s Career: Marketing Consultant.
[name_m]Christian[/name_m]'s Training: [name_f]India[/name_f].
Honeymoon: Netherlands.

3. [name_u]Tristan[/name_u] [name_m]Wilhelm[/name_m] Vosburgh.

[name_m]Christian[/name_m]'s Career: Marketing Consultant.
[name_m]New[/name_m] Home: [name_f]Santa[/name_f] [name_f]Barbara[/name_f], [name_u]California[/name_u].
Career: VP of Finance for a Startup.
Coworker: [name_f]Mara[/name_f] [name_f]Susan[/name_f] Demeger.
Dog: [name_m]Ziggy[/name_m] the Shiba Inu.
Vacation: Disneyland.
Dog: [name_m]Thor[/name_m] the Pomeranian.

4. [name_f]Sansa[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] Vosburgh.
5. [name_f]Chiara[/name_f] [name_f]Faith[/name_f] Vosburgh.
   Their Mother: [name_f]Veda[/name_f] [name_f]Shivani[/name_f] Cave.

[name_f]Selena[/name_f]'s School: University of [name_u]California[/name_u], Los [name_f]Angeles[/name_f].
Dog: [name_f]Cassia[/name_f] the Alaskan Malamute.
[name_m]Christian[/name_m]'s Coworker: [name_u]Carter[/name_u] [name_m]Louis[/name_m] [name_m]Davidson[/name_m].

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DH: [name_m]Christopher[/name_m] [name_m]Ernest[/name_m] [name_m]Cooper[/name_m].
DW: [name_f]Selena[/name_f] [name_f]Marie[/name_f] [name_m]Cooper[/name_m] (Vosburgh).

• DS: [name_u]Aiden[/name_u] [name_m]Charles[/name_m] [name_m]Cooper[/name_m].
• DS: [name_m]Declan[/name_m] [name_m]Zander[/name_m] [name_m]Cooper[/name_m].
• DS: [name_u]Spencer[/name_u] [name_m]Joaquin[/name_m] [name_m]Cooper[/name_m].
• DS: [name_m]Jeremy[/name_m] [name_u]Flynn[/name_u] [name_m]Cooper[/name_m].

DH: [name_m]Myles[/name_m] [name_m]Alexander[/name_m] Wickham.
DW: [name_f]Primrose[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] Wickham (Vosburgh).

• DD: [name_f]Ella[/name_f] [name_f]Maria[/name_f] Wickham.
• DD: [name_f]Holly[/name_f] [name_f]Anne[/name_f] Wickham.

DH: [name_u]Tristan[/name_u] [name_m]Wilhelm[/name_m] Vosburgh.
DW: [name_f]Gwen[/name_f] [name_f]Elizabeth[/name_f] Vosburgh (Symonds).

• DD: [name_f]Cosima[/name_f] [name_f]Alice[/name_f] Vosburgh.
• DS: [name_m]Evander[/name_m] [name_u]Michael[/name_u] Vosburgh.
• DD: [name_f]Myra[/name_f] [name_f]Bethany[/name_f] Vosburgh.
• DD: [name_f]Tatiana[/name_f] [name_f]Renee[/name_f] Vosburgh.
• DS: [name_m]Damon[/name_m] [name_m]Louis[/name_m] Vosburgh.

DH: [name_m]Nathan[/name_m] [name_m]Leif[/name_m] [name_u]Dexter[/name_u].
DW: [name_f]Sansa[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] [name_u]Dexter[/name_u] (Vosburgh).

• DD: [name_f]Emma[/name_f] [name_f]Wilhelmina[/name_f] [name_u]Dexter[/name_u].
• DD: [name_f]Adaline[/name_f] [name_f]Summer[/name_f] [name_u]Dexter[/name_u].
• DS: [name_m]Jasper[/name_m] [name_m]Benedict[/name_m] [name_u]Dexter[/name_u].

DH: [name_m]Brandon[/name_m] [name_m]Colt[/name_m] Atkins.
DW: [name_f]Chiara[/name_f] [name_f]Faith[/name_f] Atkins (Vosburgh).

• DD: [name_u]Piper[/name_u] [name_f]Alexandra[/name_f] Atkins.

[Evandra]

Your name is [name_f]Jennifer[/name_f] [name_f]Anna[/name_f] “[name_f]Jenny[/name_f]” [name_m]Fitzroy[/name_m]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]New[/name_m] [name_m]York[/name_m] and in your final year studying laws. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Leo[/name_m] [name_m]Henry[/name_m] [name_u]MacKenzie[/name_u]. He works as a pediatrician and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend, [name_m]Alec[/name_m] [name_m]William[/name_m] [name_m]Thomas[/name_m], agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Luna[/name_f] [name_f]Elizabeth[/name_f] [name_m]Thomas[/name_m].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a lawyer, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a Cavalier [name_m]King[/name_m] [name_m]Charles[/name_m] Spaniel called Laika. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_f]Venice[/name_f] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Rose[/name_f] [name_f]Katherine[/name_f] [name_m]Baxter[/name_m], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]David[/name_m] [name_m]Kurt[/name_m] [name_m]Thomas[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Lily[/name_f] [name_f]Gabriella[/name_f] [name_u]MacKenzie[/name_u] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a doctor. It will require him to travel to Hamburg for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_u]Paris[/name_u] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_u]Tyler[/name_u] [name_u]Adrien[/name_u] [name_u]MacKenzie[/name_u]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a doctor in [name_m]Boston[/name_m]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of [name_m]Boston[/name_m]. You find a job as a lawyer. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of [name_u]West[/name_u] Highland Terrier puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Scott[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_m]New[/name_m] Orleans.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a husky puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Zeus[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Chandra[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] [name_u]MacKenzie[/name_u] and [name_f]Varsha[/name_f] [name_f]Faith[/name_f] [name_u]MacKenzie[/name_u] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in Los [name_f]Angeles[/name_f] where she’s going to university to study economics. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a [name_u]Golden[/name_u] Retriever called [name_m]Pipo[/name_m]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[eleanoradavinci]

Your name is [name_f]Leah[/name_f] [name_f]Natalie[/name_f] [name_u]Shelley[/name_u]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]Reading[/name_m], UK and in your final year studying Criminology. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Adam[/name_m] [name_u]Carter[/name_u] [name_u]Howard[/name_u]. He works as a journalist and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant. You had a drunken one night stand with your friend, [name_m]Jack[/name_m] [name_u]Michael[/name_u] Marten, a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. You name her [name_f]Luna[/name_f] [name_f]Harriet[/name_f] Marten.

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a support worker for young offenders, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a corgi called [name_f]Amber[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to community development officer. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to Denmark for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Aoife[/name_f] [name_f]Sinead[/name_f] O’[name_u]Reilly[/name_u], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_u]Michael[/name_u] [name_m]Morrissey[/name_m] Marten, you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl!

You bring [name_f]Violet[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] [name_u]Howard[/name_u] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a counsellor. It will require him to travel to [name_u]London[/name_u] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Portugal for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Theodore[/name_m] [name_m]Miguel[/name_m] [name_u]Howard[/name_u] ([name_u]Theo[/name_u]).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a PTSD counsellor in Edinburgh It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of Edinburgh. You find a job as a probation officer and, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of Bernese mountain dog puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_u]Jamie[/name_u]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Greece.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a labrador puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_u]Charlie[/name_u]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Riya[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] and [name_f]Kali[/name_f] [name_f]Joy[/name_f] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in Aberystwyth where she’s going to university to study [name_m]History[/name_m] and [name_f]Media[/name_f]. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a cocker spaniel called [name_f]Millie[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[teaserandthefirecat]

([name_m]Feel[/name_m] free to change the sex of you and your partner, but please keep your children’s sexes the same)

Your name is [name_f]Alice[/name_f] [name_u]Nevada[/name_u] [name_m]Armstrong[/name_m]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_u]America[/name_u] and in your final year studying Adventure Education. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]William[/name_m] [name_m]Joseph[/name_m] Kaufman. He works as a Whitewater Kayak Instructor and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Galatea[/name_f] [name_f]Jane[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a mountain climbing instructor, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a boxer/[name_m]German[/name_m] shepherd mix called [name_f]Norma[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to Manager. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to Germany for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Nira[/name_f], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother, [name_m]William[/name_m] [name_m]Jack[/name_m], is born. After the birth of [name_m]William[/name_m] [name_m]Jack[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl, [name_f]Rose[/name_f] [name_f]Galiana[/name_f]!

You bring [name_f]Rose[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a Wilderness Expedition Guide. It will require him to travel to [name_f]Austria[/name_f] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Switzerland for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Thorsten[/name_m] Elov.

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a Wilderness Survival Instructor in [name_u]North[/name_u] [name_f]Carolina[/name_f]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of [name_f]Charlotte[/name_f]. You find a job as a Kayak Instructor, and for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of Pomeranian puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Seymour[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Disney World.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a bull dog puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Ludwig[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You proceed to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce Abhitha [name_f]Hope[/name_f] and Achira [name_u]Love[/name_u] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in Stuttgart, where she’s going to university to study Astrobiology. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a Shiatsu called [name_u]Mo[/name_u]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family holds a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

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[jules95]

Your name is [name_f]Pippa[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] Lanser. You are 20 years old, living in [name_f]Miami[/name_f] and in your final year studying film studies. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Valor[/name_m] [name_u]Michael[/name_u] [name_m]Hawthorne[/name_m]. He works as a chef and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing [name_m]Valor[/name_m]. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, [name_m]Valor[/name_m] and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Maia[/name_f] [name_f]Katherine[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter, [name_f]Maia[/name_f]. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a indie film director, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and [name_m]Valor[/name_m] decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroom apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a Havanese called [name_f]Zinnia[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to producer. The extra money means you and [name_m]Valor[/name_m] can afford a short holiday together. [name_f]Maia[/name_f] stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to Spain for a week.

When [name_f]Maia[/name_f] is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Nora[/name_f] Westlake, are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Paul[/name_m] [name_m]David[/name_m], you and [name_m]Valor[/name_m] start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to [name_f]Maia[/name_f] for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G. You name her [name_f]Ivy[/name_f] [name_f]Georgia[/name_f].

You bring [name_f]Ivy[/name_f] home, and [name_f]Maia[/name_f] and [name_f]Zinnia[/name_f] fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and [name_f]Maia[/name_f] is six, [name_m]Valor[/name_m] decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a broadcast journalist. It will require him to travel to Madrid for three months of training. He arrives back just before your [name_f]Ivy[/name_f]'s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Athens for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Thomas[/name_m] Athens. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

[name_f]Maia[/name_f] and [name_f]Ivy[/name_f] are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, [name_m]Valor[/name_m] is offered a job as a broadcaster in Toronto. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take [name_f]Maia[/name_f] away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroom house on the outskirts of Toronto. You find a job as a politician. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved [name_f]Zinnia[/name_f] dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of [name_u]Golden[/name_u] Retriever puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Linus[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, [name_f]Maia[/name_f]'s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Kentucky.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and [name_m]Valor[/name_m] are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a Doberman puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Bruno[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, [name_f]Maia[/name_f]'s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Aisha[/name_f] [name_f]Journey[/name_f] and [name_f]Indira[/name_f] [name_u]Love[/name_u] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take [name_f]Maia[/name_f] to settle in in Kentucky where she’s going to university to study Russian. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a Viszla called [name_f]Lulu[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and [name_f]Maia[/name_f] comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[Inger]

Your name is [name_f]Lydia[/name_f] [name_f]Daphne[/name_f]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]Amsterdam[/name_m] and in your final year studying Education. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Tim[/name_m] [name_m]Andreas[/name_m]. He works as a vet and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Luna[/name_f] [name_f]Alexandra[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as an elementary school teacher, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a [name_u]Golden[/name_u] Retriever called [name_u]Sasha[/name_u]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to school head. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_u]Morocco[/name_u] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Sophie[/name_f] [name_f]Anne[/name_f], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Thomas[/name_m] [name_u]Dylan[/name_u], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Zinnia[/name_f] [name_f]Georgia[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a lawyer. It will require him to travel to [name_u]London[/name_u] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Fiji for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Thierry[/name_m] Suva. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a lawyer in [name_u]London[/name_u]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of [name_u]London[/name_u]. You find a job as an elementary school teacher. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of Labrador puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_u]Barry[/name_u]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Stockholm.

Two years later, your children are twelve, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a husky puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Anton[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce Nidhi [name_f]Zara[/name_f] and Vaani [name_f]Idona[/name_f] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in [name_m]Oxford[/name_m] where she’s going to university to study Chinese. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, an English Mastiff called [name_m]Jack[/name_m]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[NClark]

Your name is [name_f]Elisabeth[/name_f] [name_f]Rose[/name_f] ([name_f]Elle[/name_f]) McMillan. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]Boston[/name_m] and in your final year studying nursing. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_u]James[/name_u] [name_m]Alexander[/name_m] Townsend. He works as a investment banker and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. You name her [name_f]Juliet[/name_f] [name_f]Alice[/name_f] [name_m]Hayes[/name_m]-McMillan.

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a NICU nurse, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroom apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighborhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a saint bernard called [name_f]Poppy[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to head nurse. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to Greece for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Isabel[/name_f], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]William[/name_m] [name_u]Lennon[/name_u] Hastings, you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! [name_f]Briar[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] Townsend.

You bring [name_f]Briar[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a financial adviser. It will require him to travel to [name_u]London[/name_u] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to the [name_f]Italy[/name_f] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_u]Tate[/name_u] [name_u]Lucca[/name_u] Townsend.

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a financial advisor in [name_f]Charlotte[/name_f]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of [name_f]Charlotte[/name_f]. You find a job as a L&D nurse. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of sheepadoodle puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_u]Teddy[/name_u]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_m]Hawaii[/name_m].

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a great dane puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_u]Max[/name_u]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce Aamaya [name_u]Evelyn[/name_u] ([name_f]Maya[/name_f]) and Monali [name_f]Caroline[/name_f] ([name_f]Mona[/name_f]) Townsend to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in [name_u]Emory[/name_u] where she’s going to university to study broadcasting. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a goldendoodle called [name_u]Reagan[/name_u]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[hurmetcrab03]

Your name is [name_f]Penelope[/name_f] [name_f]Margaret[/name_f] [name_m]Howell[/name_m]. You are 20 years old, living in Los [name_f]Angeles[/name_f] and in your final year studying English. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Leo[/name_m] [name_u]Michael[/name_u] Ervik. He works as a sports therapist and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Aurora[/name_f] [name_f]Elizabeth[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a writer, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroom apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighborhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a terrier called [name_f]Janey[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to editor. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_f]Ireland[/name_f] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_u]Keeley[/name_u], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Thomas[/name_m] [name_u]Jagger[/name_u], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her name is [name_f]Violet[/name_f] [name_f]Georgina[/name_f].

You bring [name_f]Violet[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a soccer coach. It will require him to travel to [name_m]Houston[/name_m] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_f]England[/name_f] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Theodore[/name_m] [name_m]York[/name_m]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a head coach in [name_m]Portland[/name_m]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of [name_m]Portland[/name_m]. You find a job as a writer. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog, [name_f]Janey[/name_f], dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of corgipuppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_u]Finn[/name_u]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Seattle.

Two years later, your children are twelve, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a Labrador puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Mac[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce Inika [name_f]Journey[/name_f] and Keya [name_u]Love[/name_u] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in at [name_m]Stanford[/name_m] where she’s going to university to study physics and play soccer. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a golden retriever called [name_u]Cass[/name_u]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[lucyxo]

Your name is [name_f]Sienna[/name_f] [name_f]Eve[/name_f] [name_m]Harrison[/name_m]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]Portland[/name_m] and in your final year studying law. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Jason[/name_m] [name_u]Rory[/name_u] [name_m]Young[/name_m]. He works as a doctor and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. You name her [name_f]Venus[/name_f] [name_u]Evelyn[/name_u] [name_m]Harrison[/name_m].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a secretary, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a lurcher called [name_u]Tyson[/name_u]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to personal assistant. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to Malibu for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Megan[/name_f] [name_f]Noelle[/name_f] [name_m]Davis[/name_m], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. After the birth of [name_u]Francis[/name_u] [name_m]Elvis[/name_m] [name_m]Davis[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! You name her [name_f]Jasmine[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] [name_m]Young[/name_m].

You bring [name_f]Jasmine[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a paramedic. It will require him to travel to [name_f]Miami[/name_f] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_f]Italy[/name_f] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_u]Tyler[/name_u] [name_m]Eduardo[/name_m] [name_m]Young[/name_m].

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a surgeon in [name_u]Albany[/name_u]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of [name_u]Albany[/name_u]. You find a job as a lawyer. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your co-worker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of Labrador puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Saxon[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Mexico.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a Dalmatian puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Cove[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. You’re so excited to introduce [name_u]Arya[/name_u] [name_f]Journey[/name_f] and [name_f]Mira[/name_f] [name_u]America[/name_u] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in NYC where she’s going to university to study psychology. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a greyhound called [name_f]Heaven[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[ohlikegabby]

Your name is [name_f]Gabrielle[/name_f] Nycol [name_m]Adams[/name_m]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_f]Virginia[/name_f] [name_m]Beach[/name_m] and in your final year studying marketing. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Andrew[/name_m] [name_m]Nathan[/name_m] McCartney. He works as a food retailer and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_u]Orion[/name_u] [name_f]Elizabeth[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a marketing assistant, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroom apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighborhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a black lab called [name_u]Sammie[/name_u]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to marketing leader. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_u]Tennessee[/name_u] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Cassandra[/name_f], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favorite rock singer. After the birth of [name_u]Michael[/name_u] [name_u]Jagger[/name_u], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Iris[/name_f] [name_f]Gabrielle[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a computer technician. It will require him to travel to [name_f]Florida[/name_f] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_f]Ireland[/name_f] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Tanner[/name_m] [name_u]Aiden[/name_u]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a lead computer technician in [name_u]North[/name_u] [name_f]Carolina[/name_f]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroom house on the outskirts of [name_u]Raleigh[/name_u]. You find a job as a marketing leader. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of bull mastiff puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_u]Emory[/name_u]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_u]California[/name_u].

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a Pomeranian puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Phillip[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Alisha[/name_f] [name_f]Faith[/name_f] and [name_f]Salena[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in University of NC, Wilmington where she’s going to university to study psychology. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, an Australian Shepard called [name_f]Nylah[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[BriMariiee]

Your name is [name_f]Annabeth[/name_f] ‘[name_m]AB[/name_m]’ [name_f]Margaret[/name_f] [name_u]Collins[/name_u]. You are 20 years old, living in Hickory, NC and in your final year studying child development. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Julian[/name_m] [name_m]Matthew[/name_m] [name_m]Palmer[/name_m]. He works as an athletic trainer and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Nova[/name_f] [name_f]Elizabeth[/name_f] [name_u]Collins[/name_u].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a preschool teacher, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroom apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighborhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with an Australian shepherd called Cookie. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to assistant director. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_m]Boston[/name_m] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Caitlin[/name_f] [name_f]Anne[/name_f] [name_m]Powell[/name_m], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favorite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Todd[/name_m] [name_u]Lennon[/name_u] [name_m]Anderson[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Daisy[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] [name_m]Palmer[/name_m] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a video director. It will require him to travel to [name_u]California[/name_u] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_f]Italy[/name_f] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_u]Tate[/name_u] [name_m]Roman[/name_m] [name_m]Palmer[/name_m]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a music video director in Nashville, TN. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroom house on the outskirts of Nashville. You find a job as a daycare worker. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of dalmatian puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Baxter[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Pigeon Forge.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a husky puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_u]Puck[/name_u]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Anika[/name_f] [name_f]Dorothy[/name_f] [name_m]Palmer[/name_m] and Sheela [name_u]Evelyn[/name_u] [name_m]Palmer[/name_m] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in [name_m]Princeton[/name_m], NJ where she’s going to university to study mathematics. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a beagle called Fiala. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[eleanoradavinci]

Your name is [name_u]Dylan[/name_u] [name_f]Rose[/name_f] [name_u]Harper[/name_u]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_u]London[/name_u] and in your final year studying Psychology. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Jack[/name_m] [name_u]Michael[/name_u] [name_m]Oliver[/name_m]. He works as a youth worker and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Luna[/name_f] [name_f]Marie[/name_f] [name_m]Davis[/name_m].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as an autism research assistant, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a cavalier called [name_f]Dora[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to autism researcher. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_m]Amsterdam[/name_m] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Lucie[/name_f], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Stephen[/name_m] [name_m]Kurt[/name_m] [name_m]Davis[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Lily[/name_f] [name_f]Giulia[/name_f] [name_m]Oliver[/name_m] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a counsellor. It will require him to travel to Edinburgh for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Norway for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_u]Toby[/name_u] [name_m]Oslo[/name_m] [name_m]Oliver[/name_m]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a counsellor in [name_m]Wales[/name_m]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of Haverfordwest. You find a job as an autism consultant. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of corgi puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_u]Joey[/name_u]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_u]Brighton[/name_u].

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a [name_m]Jack[/name_m] [name_m]Russell[/name_m] puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_u]Jem[/name_u]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce Aahna [name_f]Hope[/name_f] [name_m]Oliver[/name_m] and [name_f]Tula[/name_f] [name_u]Harmony[/name_u] [name_m]Oliver[/name_m] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in Cardiff where she’s going to university to study Creative Writing. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a cocker spaniel called [name_f]Millie[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[jules95]

Your name is [name_f]Karina[/name_f] [name_f]Dorothy[/name_f] Simons. You are 20 years old, living in [name_u]Raleigh[/name_u], [name_u]North[/name_u] [name_f]Carolina[/name_f] and in your final year studying kinesiology. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] [name_m]Colin[/name_m] [name_u]Jamison[/name_u]. He works as a real estate agent and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing [name_u]Elliot[/name_u]. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. You name her [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] [name_m]Allen[/name_m]-Simons.

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u]. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a receptionist, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroom apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroom house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a Havanese called [name_u]Charlie[/name_u]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to quality control officer. The extra money means you and [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] can afford a short holiday together. [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_m]Wales[/name_m] for a week.

When [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Willow[/name_f], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. After the birth of [name_m]Dennis[/name_m] [name_u]Van[/name_u] [name_m]Allen[/name_m], you and [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Wisteria[/name_f] [name_f]Ginnifer[/name_f] [name_u]Jamison[/name_u] home, and [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] and the dog, [name_u]Charlie[/name_u], fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a funeral director. It will require him to travel to [name_f]Savannah[/name_f], [name_f]Georgia[/name_f] for three months of training. He arrives back just before [name_f]Wisteria[/name_f]'s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Belize for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, Texan [name_m]Felipe[/name_m] “[name_m]Tex[/name_m]” [name_u]Jamison[/name_u].

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] is offered a job as a funeral director in Walla Walla, [name_m]Washington[/name_m]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroom house on the outskirts of Walla Walla. You find a job as an athletic director. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog [name_u]Charlie[/name_u] dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of foxhound puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Rocket[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u]'s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to the Bahamas.

Two years later, your children are twelve, seven and five. You and [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a [name_m]German[/name_m] shepherd puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Carver[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u]'s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and [name_u]Elliot[/name_u] go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Avani[/name_f] Voyage [name_u]Jamison[/name_u] and [name_f]Priya[/name_f] Blessing [name_u]Jamison[/name_u] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] to settle in in [name_m]Boston[/name_m] where she’s going to university to study English literature. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a Yorkshire terrier called [name_f]Delilah[/name_f]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and [name_u]Phoenix[/name_u] comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

[name_u]Elliot[/name_u] and [name_f]Karina[/name_f]
[name_u]Phoenix[/name_u], [name_f]Wisteria[/name_f], [name_m]Tex[/name_m], [name_f]Avani[/name_f], and [name_f]Priya[/name_f] + [name_m]Rocket[/name_m], [name_m]Carver[/name_m], and [name_f]Delilah[/name_f]

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Your name is [name_f]Lillian[/name_f] [name_f]Esme[/name_f] [name_m]Scott[/name_m]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]Washington[/name_m] D.C. and in your final year studying political science. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_u]Hudson[/name_u] [name_m]Matthew[/name_m] [name_f]East[/name_f]. He works as a bartender and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend, [name_m]Samuel[/name_m] ([name_u]Sam[/name_u]) [name_m]George[/name_m] [name_u]Sinclair[/name_u]'s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_u]Gemini[/name_u] [name_f]Alice[/name_f] [name_f]East[/name_f] “[name_f]Gemma[/name_f]”.

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a policy analyst, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a pug called [name_f]Lucille[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to political consultant. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to The [name_f]Florida[/name_f] [name_m]Keys[/name_m] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Darcie[/name_f] [name_f]Marie[/name_f] Walters, are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer ([name_m]Vince[/name_m] [name_u]Neil[/name_u] from Motley Crue). After the birth of [name_m]Patrick[/name_m] [name_m]Vince[/name_m] “[name_u]Ricky[/name_u]”, you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Rose[/name_f] [name_f]Gwyneth[/name_f] [name_f]East[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a mechanical engineer. It will require him to travel to [name_m]Richmond[/name_m], [name_f]Virginia[/name_f] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_m]Hawaii[/name_m] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Thayer[/name_m] Kahili [name_f]East[/name_f]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a mechanical engineer in [name_m]Norfolk[/name_m], [name_f]Virginia[/name_f]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of Chesapeake, [name_f]Virginia[/name_f]. You find a job as a paralegal. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of Australian [name_m]Shepherd[/name_m] puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name Socks. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to Disney World, [name_m]Orlando[/name_m], [name_f]Florida[/name_f].

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a Yellow Lab puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him Shoes. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Ishana[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] and [name_f]Kamala[/name_f] [name_f]Journee[/name_f] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in Quantico University where she’s going to university to study criminal justice. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a Sheltie called [name_u]Juniper[/name_u]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

DW: [name_f]Lillian[/name_f] [name_f]Esme[/name_f] [name_f]East[/name_f] (née [name_m]Scott[/name_m])
DH: [name_u]Hudson[/name_u] [name_m]Matthew[/name_m] [name_f]East[/name_f]
DD1 (20): [name_u]Gemini[/name_u] [name_f]Alice[/name_f] [name_f]East[/name_f] “[name_f]Gemma[/name_f]”
DD2 (15): [name_f]Rose[/name_f] [name_f]Gwyneth[/name_f] [name_f]East[/name_f]
DS1 (13): [name_m]Thayer[/name_m] Kahili [name_f]East[/name_f]
DAD1/DAD2 (4): [name_f]Ishana[/name_f] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] [name_f]East[/name_f] / [name_f]Kamala[/name_f] [name_f]Journee[/name_f] [name_f]East[/name_f]

DDog1: [name_f]Lucille[/name_f] the Pug
DDog2: Socks the Aussie
DDog3: Shoes the Yellow Lab
DDog4: [name_u]Juniper[/name_u] the Sheltie

[name_u]Gemini[/name_u]’s Dad: [name_m]Samuel[/name_m] [name_m]George[/name_m] [name_u]Sinclair[/name_u] “[name_u]Sam[/name_u]”
[name_u]Gemini[/name_u]’s Stepmom: [name_f]Darcie[/name_f] [name_f]Marie[/name_f] Walters
[name_u]Gemini[/name_u]’s half brother: [name_m]Patrick[/name_m] [name_m]Vince[/name_m] [name_u]Sinclair[/name_u] “[name_u]Ricky[/name_u]”

[name_f]Lillian[/name_f] and [name_u]Hudson[/name_u] with [name_f]Gemma[/name_f], [name_f]Rose[/name_f], [name_m]Thayer[/name_m], [name_f]Ishana[/name_f], and [name_f]Kamala[/name_f].
[name_u]Sam[/name_u] and [name_f]Darcie[/name_f] with [name_f]Gemma[/name_f] and [name_u]Ricky[/name_u]

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Your name is [name_f]Maeve[/name_f] [name_f]Louise[/name_f] [name_m]Witt[/name_m]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_u]Paris[/name_u] and in your final year studying art. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Leo[/name_m] [name_m]Cross[/name_m]. He works as a tattoo artist and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Galaxy[/name_f] [name_u]Lou[/name_u] [name_u]Harley[/name_u]-[name_m]Witt[/name_m].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as a secretary, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with an old dog called [name_u]Pepper[/name_u]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to ____________. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to Santorini for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Elena[/name_f] [name_u]Garcia[/name_u] are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Walter[/name_m] [name_m]Kurt[/name_m] [name_u]Harley[/name_u], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Forsythia[/name_f] [name_u]Gray[/name_u] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a ____________. It will require him to travel to _____________ for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to __________ for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Tommy[/name_m] [name_u]Rio[/name_u]. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a ___________ in ____________. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of ____________. You find a job as a ____________. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of ________ puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Calvin[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to ______________.

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a __________ puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_m]Casper[/name_m]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Asha[/name_f] [name_f]Journey[/name_f] and [name_u]Nikita[/name_u] [name_f]Hope[/name_f] to their new family.

[sofiaishere]

Your name is [name_f]Louisa[/name_f] [name_f]Magnolia[/name_f] [name_u]Parker[/name_u]. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]New[/name_m] [name_m]York[/name_m] City and in your final year studying in NYU. You have just started seeing a 24-year-old guy called [name_m]Anthony[/name_m] [name_u]James[/name_u] Underwood. He works as a Translator for Immigrants, and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Astoria[/name_f] [name_f]Charlotte[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as an editor, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family-friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighborhood, just thrity minutes outside of the city by train. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a Maltese called [name_f]Snow[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to head editor. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to [name_u]Paris[/name_u] for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Martha[/name_f] [name_f]Lucia[/name_f] Saenz, are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favorite rock singer. After the birth of [name_m]Roger[/name_m] [name_u]Freddie[/name_u] [name_m]Gallagher[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Rosalie[/name_f] [name_f]Ginevra[/name_f] Underwood home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a [name_m]History[/name_m] Professor and Researcher. It will require him to travel to [name_f]Italy[/name_f] for three months of research. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to Greece and Cyrpus for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Theodore[/name_m] [name_m]Cyprus[/name_m] Underwood. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination.

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a [name_m]History[/name_m] Professor in [name_m]Stanford[/name_m]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of San [name_m]Francisco[/name_m]. You find a job as an Interpreter/Translator. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of Bernes Mountain puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Bear[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_f]Ireland[/name_f].

Two years later, your children are 12, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a Border Terrier puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_u]Scout[/name_u]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Priya[/name_f] [name_f]Dorothea[/name_f] Underwood and [name_f]Rania[/name_f] [name_f]Beatrice[/name_f] Underwood to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in [name_f]Columbia[/name_f] University where she’s going to university to study Journalism. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a [name_u]Golden[/name_u] Retriever called [name_u]Max[/name_u]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family holds a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.

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Your name is [name_f]Elizabeth[/name_f] [name_f]Rose[/name_f] Summerall. You are 20 years old, living in [name_m]New[/name_m] [name_m]York[/name_m] City and in your final year studying theatre at Julliard. You have just started seeing a 24 year old guy called [name_m]Anthony[/name_m] [name_m]Matthew[/name_m] [name_m]Moore[/name_m]. He currently works as a server and you feel so lucky to have found someone who understands you the way he does. A month into your friendship, you find out you’re pregnant with your friend’s baby. You had a drunken one night stand with him a few weeks before you started seeing your boyfriend. Your friend agrees to support you and the baby, but you both agree you don’t want a relationship. You’re happy with your boyfriend who has agreed to help you raise the baby and your friend has just started seeing someone. You, your boyfriend and your friend come up with a co-parenting agreement that works for the three of you. Six months later, you move in with your boyfriend and he’s there with you when you give birth to a beautiful baby girl. Her first name is related to astrology and her middle name is a classic name. You name her [name_f]Luna[/name_f] [name_f]Claire[/name_f].

You graduated two months before giving birth, but instead of looking for a job, you decide to dedicate the next few months to your daughter. Over the next few years, she grows into a feisty, strong-minded toddler. When she’s two, you decide to go back to work. You get a job as an actress in a [name_u]Christmas[/name_u] musical, which is perfect to ease you back into working life. With you bringing in some extra money, you and your boyfriend decide it’s the right time to move. You’d been living in a two bedroomed apartment above a shoe shop, but you want to move into something more family friendly. You start renting a three bedroomed house in a nicer neighbourhood. Unlike the apartment, you’re allowed to have a pet in this house. You decide to get a dog. You take a trip to the rescue shelter and fall in love with a tiny poodle called [name_f]Lily[/name_f]. You bring her home and she immediately becomes a part of the family.

A year later, your hard work pays off and you get promoted to lead actress in a TV show. The extra money means you and your boyfriend can afford a short holiday together. Your daughter stays with her father while you and your boyfriend go to the Maldives for a week.

When your daughter is four, her father makes an announcement. He and his girlfriend, [name_f]Kiara[/name_f] [name_u]Shay[/name_u] [name_m]Harrison[/name_m], are expecting a baby. Your daughter is thrilled to be a big sister when her little brother is born. His first name is a name popular in the 1960s (after his grandfather) and his middle name is after his dad’s favourite rock singer. After the birth of [name_u]James[/name_u] [name_m]Elvis[/name_m], you and your boyfriend start talking. He’s been a wonderful father figure to your daughter for the last four years, but he’d like his own biological child too. You start trying for a baby and three months later, you fall pregnant! On his 30th birthday, you give birth to another baby girl! Her first name is a flower name and her middle name begins with G.

You bring [name_f]Camellia[/name_f] [name_f]Grace[/name_f] home, and your daughter and the dog fall in love with her. When she is eight months old and your older daughter is six, your boyfriend decides he wants a change of career. After several unsuccessful interviews, he finally lands a job as a real estate agent. It will require him to travel to [name_u]California[/name_u] for three months of training. He arrives back just before your youngest daughter’s 1st birthday. The night he comes home, you’re talking before bed and he tells you he’s so thankful for you and how supportive you’ve been, and he asks you to marry him. Of course, you say yes. Six months later, you have a very small wedding with just your family and closest friends. A week later, you travel to [name_f]Italy[/name_f] for your honeymoon. While there, you conceive your third child! Nine months later, you give birth to your first son, [name_m]Thomas[/name_m] Firenze. His first name begins with T and his middle name is after your honeymoon destination (either the name of the country, city, or a name popular in that country).

Your two daughters are sharing a room, but the age gap between them means that it isn’t very convenient. You start looking for a bigger house in the area, but a few weeks into your search, your husband is offered a job as a real estate agent in Los [name_f]Angeles[/name_f], [name_u]California[/name_u]. It’s a good job and very well paid, but you don’t want to take your daughter away from her biological father. You discuss it with him and he agrees it’s a fantastic opportunity. You come up with an agreement that he’ll have your daughter to stay for a weekend every two months, for 4 weeks in the summer and every other [name_u]Christmas[/name_u]. So, you and your family move to a lovely 5 bedroomed house on the outskirts of Los [name_f]Angeles[/name_f]. You find a job as a movie producer. And, for the next two years, life is perfect. Then, one day, your beloved dog dies. You knew she was quite old when you rescued her, but none of you were prepared for her death. The kids are devastated. Your coworker saw your Facebook status about her death and tells you she has a litter of golden retriever puppies she’s looking to home. You take the kids along and they pick out a lively, comical puppy who your kids name [name_m]Milo[/name_m]. He adapts well to family life and your children adore him.

A year later, your eldest daughter’s dad has some news. He’s moving to a town just 10 miles away! Such good news. Your daughter is so happy to live so close to her father and brother again, and you’re glad to have an old friend nearby. You’re both willing to babysit for each other when you and your spouses want a night out together. A few months after he moves closer, both your families go on holiday together to [name_m]Walt[/name_m] Disney World.

Two years later, your children are twelve, seven and five. You and your husband are happy with your jobs, your children go to good schools, you have a solid social circle. Life couldn’t be more perfect. You decide it’s the right time to expand your family again! You take a trip to the rescue shelter to bring home another dog. You surprise your children with a poodle puppy who’d been abandoned by his owners. You name him [name_u]Shay[/name_u]. He’s a lot naughtier than your other dog, but you love him anyway.

Four years later, your eldest daughter’s dad has all the kids to stay with him while you and your husband go on a three week trip to [name_f]Asia[/name_f] to celebrate your 10 year wedding anniversary! You’re sad to leave the kids for so long, but this is something you’ve both wanted to do for a long time and you want to do it while you’re still young. While in [name_f]India[/name_f], you volunteer in an orphanage where you meet two twin girls whose unmarried mother had been forced to abandon them by her family. You and your husband can’t bear to leave them there. You start the proceeds to adopt them. It’s a long process, but two years later, you finally bring them home. Their first names are Hindu names, but you give them both middle names that signify the journey you took to adopt them. You’re so excited to introduce [name_f]Aria[/name_f] [name_f]Isabelle[/name_f] and [name_f]Zaina[/name_f] [name_u]Mackenzie[/name_u] to their new family.

Shortly after you adopt the girls, you take your eldest daughter to settle in in [name_m]Boston[/name_m], where she’s going to university to study law at [name_m]Harvard[/name_m]. It’s emotional saying goodbye to your baby, but you still have a full house with four children and two dogs. And, one day, your husband brings home a surprise. Another dog! This time, a golden doodle called [name_m]Henry[/name_m]. His co-worker was moving abroad and couldn’t take the dog with him.

On your 40th birthday, your family hold a surprise party and your eldest daughter comes home to celebrate with you. That night, as the children are asleep, you sit on the front porch with your husband and the three dogs, and feel incredibly thankful for the life you have.