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Input: I made a friend recently, and I'm a " never having kids " kind of person.

So i typically don't engage or make friends with parents.

She is nice and we got along so I figured " can' tbe that bad "

I made it very clear early on, I dont make friends with parents, she was an exception and I do not want to talk about, or see her kid all the time, and if thats a dealbreaker for her, no worries and we'd move on, I value being open about such things so thats why I said it.

She said it was fine and didn't want to make the baby a focal point anyway and that she even semi regrets having her child so young, being that she was on the fence with an abortion. 

Fast forward a few months.

nothing but random baby pics and videos if we're not actively talking. we have non-baby related chat, but it pops up so unexpectedly and randomly. I just simply don't know what to say nor do I care or have an interest.

I just reply uninterested things like " lol " and " oh no " or whatever. and dont say anything else, hoping she'd get the hint.

But I think i would upset her if i said " stop sending me your fucking child ". it's funny, despite being clear in the opening of our friendship. i am hesitant to say anything now.

For any context, we're both women. I can't have children and don't have interest in them despite that anyway. and we're countries apart, but i truly love everything else about her, shes great.

telling my friend that I don't care for pictures/updates/videos of her kid