Ayesha and Steph Curry plus four

[therearewords]

Ayesha and Steph Curry are now a family of six! https://t.co/UJuSQh7G3I
- Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) May 26, 2024
- On Sunday, the actress, 35, and NBA player, 36, shared a photo of the new addition to the Curry fam: Caius Chai

Comments

[shimabukuro]

"For me, the decision came from always finding myself looking around and feeling like somebody was missing."

I dont know..this kind of stuck out to me in a weird way. Im too sleepy to expand on that.

[aleksie]

I commented upthread on the same thing.

I think it's a common feeling for a lot of people, but statements like that or that their family is incomplete without x children feel strange to me. I don't know what it means for the other kids, the spouse, or if the family doesn't have x kids.

[ahkna]

I've never forgiven my mother for saying when my brother died that "she didn't know she needed to have back up children".

[shimabukuro]

My first thougts were about loneliness. Professional athletes are always out of town and with Steph being who he is - his focus is probably on the game. It takes priority.

But i imagine, when she’s pregnant, giving birth and caring for a new born, he’s probably more present physically and emotionally. A bit more doting.

Once all that passes, i can see how someone could feel like there’s “feeling like somebody is missing” might be about Steph and she could not even know it.

Excuse and typo’s i am still sleeping

[greenfairy_87]

No, it's definitely weird--do you want X number of kids because you have extremely specific ideas for Halloween costumes? Do you want to be like the Partridge Family? Make your own basketball team?

[kary1591]

I want x number of kids from a different (the opposite?) view. I’m stopping at 2 because we aren’t rich and I think about logistics of family vacations with the average hotel room having 2 queen size beds. The average “affordable” home having 3 rooms. Etc etc, but I am an overthinker like that. Maybe if we had more money it’d be a different thought process.

[jjazz59]

I thought that was a weird thing to say too.

[shimabukuro]

Copy and pasting my comment bc im

“My first thougts were about loneliness. Professional athletes are always out of town and with Steph being who he is - his focus is probably on the game. It takes priority.

But i imagine, when she’s pregnant, giving birth and caring for a new born, he’s probably more present physically and emotionally. A bit more doting.

Once all that passes, i can see how someone could feel like there’s “feeling like somebody is missing” might be about Steph and she could not even know it.”