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Magica · Go Outside

RE: Dilemmas.

Date: Oct 24 10:14 PM, 2025

Syl wrote:
A new one...has anyone switched from Windows 10 to Windows 11?

I left it to swap over yesterday, it took about 5 hours, and I am in the midst of trying to find things that seem o have been moved or vanished completely.
Windows 7 (back in the day) was so much easier.

Believe it or not I still use Windows 7 on my desktop. I installed Windows 10 when it came out, didn’t like it so reverted back to 7. Sure I can’t update the majority of old progs I still use but it’s not a problem, I’m still happy with it 15/16 years down the line.

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

Anonymous wrote:
Syl wrote:
A new one...has anyone switched from Windows 10 to Windows 11?

I left it to swap over yesterday, it took about 5 hours, and I am in the midst of trying to find things that seem o have been moved or vanished completely.
Windows 7 (back in the day) was so much easier.
Believe it or not I still use Windows 7 on my desktop. I installed Windows 10 when it came out, didn’t like it so reverted back to 7. Sure I can’t update the majority of old progs I still use but it’s not a problem, I’m still happy with it 15/16 years down the line.

Windows 7 was so uncomplicated...you are lucky to still have it.

I got used to 10 eventually, God knows why they have changed it again, I can't see any improvements.

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:

Every image is showing as massive...it took about 10 attempts to minimise this one.
Also it hid my power button, I had to follow a Youtube to find out where it was....apparently a lot of people have had that problem.
I will stick with it for a bit now though.
My favourite flower, red rose.

One of my favourites too Mags, they are beautiful.

Date: Nov 12 1:50 PM, 2025

Your baby is found to have been accidentally swapped at birth, you find out weeks, months later. What would you do after bonding with the baby you have in front of you, would you swap back/want the baby you gave birth to?

I watched a video, real life families, where the two families kept the child they went home with. I’ve been left wondering what I would do.

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

Anonymous wrote:
Your baby is found to have been accidentally swapped at birth, you find out weeks, months later. What would you do after bonding with the baby you have in front of you, would you swap back/want the baby you gave birth to?
I watched a video, real life families, where the two families kept the child they went home with. I’ve been left wondering what I would do.

I think it's one of those dilemmas where you would have to be in that situation to know what you would do.

Magica · Go Outside

Anonymous wrote:
Your baby is found to have been accidentally swapped at birth, you find out weeks, months later. What would you do after bonding with the baby you have in front of you, would you swap back/want the baby you gave birth to?
I watched a video, real life families, where the two families kept the child they went home with. I’ve been left wondering what I would do.

A very hard decision tbh. I think I would probably would want the baby I gave birth too. I'm glad that never happened to me.

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

In an ideal world, my opinion is, both sets of parents would work closely together to bond with their own birth child...it would be a gradual process, obviously the younger the baby was, the easier it would be for all.
When the time was right, the child could live permanently with their own birth parents, hopefully the parents would stay in contact with the other child, like an Aunt/Uncle figure.

I don't know if in reality this would always go smoothly though, where such strong emotions are, people differ.