Baby helps Snooki grow up
I can’t handle shots anymore. And I always think of the next day: If I’m hungover, how am I going to take care of Lorenzo? I had a hangover once, three months after I had him. It was bad. I wanted to kill myself. Never again….
I’m so over partying…. My pregnancy changed the way I view things. It’s not all about being stupid and going out. It’s about family and making memories and working hard. I take everything more seriously….
I was so used to having someone take care of me, and now that I have Lorenzo, I’m doing everything on my own. My mom and dad will text me about how proud they are. They’re happy I finally grew up….
I was scared because I was never good with kids. I was nervous I was gonna suck, but everything came so naturally. It definitely feels cool to stare at him and know that he looks like me. He’s my blood, and I don’t have that with anybody because I’m adopted, so it’s really cool. That’s why I want more, so more people can have my genes.
I used to think my life was just perfect. No worries. I had a great guy and I could do whatever I wanted, like go to Las Vegas with my girlfriends. But having Lorenzo, he’s way better than any freaking Vegas club – he’s my whole life. It’s weird.
~ Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, as quoted in Us Weekly, March 18 issue.
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Awww<3 congratulations Nicole you and your new family have our love and best wishes.
Not a fan of the show but her attitude is good. I know quite a few people who realized the party life was just a huge waste and drinking was only fun for so long.
As I read this I could not help but to think somehow her “party life” may have been because she felt abandoned by her birth mother. She is loved by her adopted mom and dad but like she says “He’s my blood, and I don’t have that with anybody because I’m adopted, so it’s really cool. That’s why I want more, so more people can have my genes.”
This was very refreshing to read.
Conversion + contentment = great gain.
Blessings to Snooki and her family! LL <3
Wow. For all those people who thought Snooki was stupid, it would appear she’s a pretty quick study when she needs to be. Even brighter than some people with *GASP* college degrees!
I don’t think Snooki was stupid. Being a mother has given her a new appreciation for the important things in life, and I’m truly happy for her.
I just hope one day she recognizes that she’s beautiful without the heavy makeup, spray tans, and hairspray. Really.
Good on you, Snooki. Hang on to that attitude.
I’ve seen this time and time again. One of my employees was the same way…never had money, always came to work hung over. She was 25 and she was like a KID. Then she got pregnant. Once she decided not to abort (which everyone encouraged her to do) she had that baby and it was like all of the sudden she was grown up. She stopped partying, she finished school and she became this incredible wife and mom. Sometimes babies shake people out of their selfish stage and they finally realize there is more to life than just THEM.
BUT SYDNEY, EVERYONE MUST LIVE LIFE LIKE THEY ARE THE CENTER OF THEIR OWN PRIVATE UNIVERSES!!!! NOT BEING ABLE TO DO THAT IS THE WORST. POSSIBLE. THING!
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So, I’ll just make my standard I don’t care about celebrities comment and be on my way.
Good point about snooki x….just like the dingaling obgyn who seemed delighted to tell me she aborted children. She said ” iff a man had to push a baby out of his penis there wouldnt be any children.” Duh lady…basic anatomy should have tought you that something like that would NEVER be possible!!.. I told the hospital i didnt want that moon bat to ever examine me or my unborn son again. My wishes were respected.
Snooki is no doctor but im sure even she KNOWS better!!
As a person who was adopted as an infant and a mother at 22, I totally understand Snooki’s perspective. Don’t get me wrong, I love my parents and they loved me. However, when my son was born, he was the first biological relative with whom I could have a relationship. That was special and nothing was going to take that away from me.