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This type of doll was available back in the '70s. The Joey Stivic doll (Archie Bunker's grandson) from the hit TV series All In The Family.
I sssssssoooooooooo wanted a Joey baby, but we were poor and could not afford it.
My mom bought me an anatomically correct boy doll - I named him Zachary - for Christmas when my son was 23 months old. I was thrilled with my "new baby", but Matt wasn't. Although I didn't know it right away.
Christmas night I was cleaning up the living room and noticed Zach was missing. Mind you, no one had visited us that day and it was only me, my mom and my little son there. So, the three of us start searching for this doll (that must have crawled away on his own!) with no luck at all. I was completely stumped.
About an hour later my son came up to me and said, "I know where Zach is." He was looking down at the floor as he said this, as if I was going to start yelling. I asked him where and he took my hand and led me to my mom's room. He pointed under the bed and then ran into his room and quick closed the door. Sure enough, Zach was under the bed - with his head torn off! Matt did not/still does not like this poor little baby doll. I still love them both.
The funniest thing about this doll... I was babysitting a 3 year old and let her play with it and she asked me "Can I take his head off?" not knowing what Matt had done. I told her NO!
THEN.. A few years back an adult male friend asked me the same question... only he did not wait for an answer. He tore Zach's head off and now I cannot get the head to stay on the body. One of these days I will just have to hot glue it in place.
All of this because I just had to have my own baby boy doll.
I sssssssoooooooooo wanted a Joey baby, but we were poor and could not afford it.
My mom bought me an anatomically correct boy doll - I named him Zachary - for Christmas when my son was 23 months old. I was thrilled with my "new baby", but Matt wasn't. Although I didn't know it right away.
Christmas night I was cleaning up the living room and noticed Zach was missing. Mind you, no one had visited us that day and it was only me, my mom and my little son there. So, the three of us start searching for this doll (that must have crawled away on his own!) with no luck at all. I was completely stumped.
About an hour later my son came up to me and said, "I know where Zach is." He was looking down at the floor as he said this, as if I was going to start yelling. I asked him where and he took my hand and led me to my mom's room. He pointed under the bed and then ran into his room and quick closed the door. Sure enough, Zach was under the bed - with his head torn off! Matt did not/still does not like this poor little baby doll. I still love them both.
The funniest thing about this doll... I was babysitting a 3 year old and let her play with it and she asked me "Can I take his head off?" not knowing what Matt had done. I told her NO!
THEN.. A few years back an adult male friend asked me the same question... only he did not wait for an answer. He tore Zach's head off and now I cannot get the head to stay on the body. One of these days I will just have to hot glue it in place.
All of this because I just had to have my own baby boy doll.
I can picture a toddler being rough with a baby doll (before he learned how to be "gentle like a daddy or mommy") but a grown man! What a jerk!
The only thing that I can think of is that those specific dolls may have always had a problem with their heads, otherwise why would two different children and an adult want to take the head off.
I take it for granted the mother and others like her prefer their kids to believe all people have the little pubic bumps seen on Barbie, Ken and GI Joe?
It this what Common Core is going to teach to children now that they have control of kids from K-12 knowing full well most parents don't teach their kids anything about anything having to do with their bodies when it comes to sex?
"Don't look at it, touch it or even think about it because it is dirty". How many full grown women still have these thoughts? I've known many who won't admit they have BM. Is the GI tract - eating, digestion and defecation - a sordid taboo as well? How do they explain anything to their doctors?
Being a middle aged man I have never made up names for anything to my doctors. I have probably shocked some for being quite frank with them. Some were amazed I could pay so much attention to what my body was doing and explain it in detail.
Actually, parents seem to be afraid that the common core will actually teach the children real facts about sex.
While the national standards for sexual education in k-12 are not actually included in the common core, there is a National Sexuality Education Standard. One of the things it recommends is that all students should know correct names for their body parts by 2nd grade.
I can picture a toddler being rough with a baby doll (before he learned how to be "gentle like a daddy or mommy") but a grown man! What a jerk!
The only thing that I can think of is that those specific dolls may have always had a problem with their heads, otherwise why would two different children and an adult want to take the head off.
Believe me, my son was not being rough... he was being a jealous "brother" and took the head off on purpose... and then led me on a merry chase to find the doll. It was so funny that I could not punish him.
Heather just had a fetish for pulling off all dolls heads, so that is why she asked me first! She knew he was my special baby.
Who knows why Gary wanted to do it. It was a jerk-ass think to do.
I think it may have had something to do with the wacky angle of the doll's head when it was turned backwards. I'll never know what his reasons were.
It's time for government mandated gender modification. All male and females are to be surgically neutralized at birth leaving them with a generic pubic mound, thus efecting full equality between the sexes. They will need to lop off the breastes as well to be 100% PC.
Hey, equality is the social goal and in the long run is what is best for humanity, correct? No one seems to mind whose feelings are squashed.
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