Re: Breakingmom Tales: Or A Collection of Stupidity & Dumb Choices March 09, 2022 | Registered: 14 years ago Posts: 2,727 |
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Moo had one loaf by a man who disappeared when the "blessed news" was announced, and after getting with another guy, she is up the duff again less than two years later and he will most likely be MIA from her life as well because he seems interested in going back to his other kids' baby mama and he and the author have separated. Moo is worried that nobody will love her with two kids from two sperm donors or her kids will hate her for breeding with two deadbeat men.
Uhh yeah, how's about you worry about not making more unnecessary brats instead of worrying what man will ever love you? Seems like she's got shit taste in men if she keeps breeding with guys who don't want kids. The line about how she feels her purpose in life is to be a mommy is just sad. Really? You aspire to be absolutely nothing beyond your biology and the accidents it causes?
I hope the moron aborts or miscarries and gets on fucking contraception before going penis shopping again. Moo also says she is on the dole and is in dole housing and can't work because there are no daycares available for her current kid. Oh, but she'll totally be okay financially if she has this second unplanned kid. Yeah no, if you are on welfare, you are not okay financially.
She also claims she's not proud to be on assistance, but it sure doesn't seem to stop her from having kids she can't afford. It's like being ashamed of asking for a lower credit card payment because your income is low, but still going on shopping sprees every other day. You have the power to prevent this shit before it happens! Nothing wrong with having lots of sex, but every steamy tryst doesn't have to end with a fertilized egg.
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I know this title sounds bad, and I’m begging for no judgement please. I posted this in another sub but I’m struggling and need advice from people not connected to me.
I am 25. I have a 17 month old son with a man who left when I told him I was pregnant and has never been involved/met my son. I met a man (36) when my son was 10 months old and we’ve been together since. He has kids that he’s good with and he’s wonderful with my son. He vowed to be there for my son regardless if we’re together. It was long distance for awhile and lately, it’s been rocky and we separated. We did have a night together recently, and I took a plan B after.
Well.. I’m pregnant. I’m 4 weeks, and I don’t know what to do. I believe he has gotten back with his baby mama whom I suspected he was trying to work things out with and that’s part of why I separated. I want to keep this baby.. I truly feel my purpose in life is to be a mom and I have never felt so at peace with anything in my life like I am with being a mother.
I do feel if I abort, I will regret. But.. he didn’t take it well and hasn’t spoken to me in a few days. I fear of being single with 2.. how hard it might be .. how anyone will ever love me.. of my children having a “broken” family.. of having to share this baby... of my son and I bond and whole life changing as a result.. of him hating me... of both of them hating me for there fathers being absent.. that I’m doing this child wrong by bringing it into this situation but I know I will love this baby and do everything I can to give them the lives they deserve.
I am crying as I write this. I can’t sleep. My first appointment is at end of the month and how can I make this decision?
Please don’t be to hard on me.. I promise I already am on myself. Just need advice.
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I can't imagine this Moo has any self-respect when she views herself as being nothing more than a walking uterus. Women who don't want to do anything but make babies tend to be stupid and/or religious, at least that's been my experience.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/JUSTNOMIL/comments/tal554/mother_killed_my_baby/
not sure what to make of this one. if the baby died of 'positional asphyxia' I think there would be a police inquiry, to use the brit phrase so I am not sure of the truth of this post. Any input on this??
As such, why these jerks are letting this bitch around the remaining sprogs, I'll never know. If this is true, GIVE THE FUCKING CUNT WHORE GRANDMA A BOOT IN THE KEISTER INTO THE NEXT CENTURY.
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I lived every single parents nightmare today. I lost my son in a very busy department store and it was the worst 10 minutes of my life. We were having lunch with my friend and her daughter in a big chain department store. They were playing happily together at the table. Then all of a sudden they both bolted away from their chairs. My friend immediately chased them but lost sight of my son who is a very fast runner. I initially didn't panic as I thought I'd catch him in the canteen. After a few laps he wasn't there and I couldn't see him anywhere. I called for him in my best Banshee voice and couldn't see or hear him anywhere.
Then I felt the worst sinking feeling in the world. I had lost my young son in the biggest department store ever. He is very young with absolutely no sense of danger and this place is situated on a busy road. I frantically asked other customers in the canteen if they had seen him, but they barely acknowledged or seemed bothered. Then common sense kicked in and I spoke to security. They directed me to a staff member who put an emergency call around the store.
I then frantically ran around the store and shouted my son's name constantly. I was met with judgemental or disgruntled looks from other customers. They probably assumed I was the worst mother in the world for losing my son. I did explain the situation but nobody offered to help. They just carried on with their shopping like nothing mattered.
Let me tell you bromos I prayed so hard in that moment. I spoke to another member of staff who was was great and immediately went to look. I was reassured by other members of staff and my son was shortly found! He was hiding in a bed as didn't know how to get back to the canteen.
I can't thank the staff enough but I genuinely felt let down by the general public. I would have offered to help any parent, especially one as visually distressed as myself. I wouldn't have thought twice and helped them search for their child. If it wasn't for the staff then I dread to think of what had happened.
I learnt a valuable lesson today. Not only can I not leave my son unattended for a few seconds, but the general public can be selfish
Edit: I didn't expect everyone to help and know there are good people out there. I was just so desperate and upset in that moment that I just wanted one person out of the 100+ I asked to offer to help. Nobody did and I was so worried I would never see him again. Just made me realise that not everyone cares
Re: Breakingmom Tales: Or A Collection of Stupidity & Dumb Choices March 13, 2022 | Registered: 14 years ago Posts: 2,727 |
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Moo is mad that the village didn't step up and help her find her runaway brat in a department store and now she feels the general public is a bunch of selfish assholes. Well what the fuck, lady - you had the fucking staff helping you, it's not anyone's job to help you find your brat that took off! People want to get their shit and get out when they go shopping.
I bet you anything she only asked women to help her too, because as we all know, all men are pedophiles and so she effectively voluntarily reduced her assistance pool by half. I doubt she approached over a hundred people for help either.
I don't knock her for losing her kid because I'm pretty sure all parents lose their sprogs in a store at least once or twice. But if she knew the kid was a "very fast runner," why does she not keep him on a leash? Even non-awtard children will take the fuck off without warning in public, so keep them tethered to you. And it's not the job of the general public to look for a free-range child! That's not being selfish, that's just people trying to not be in public in the heart of a pandemic longer than necessary. The hell does she expect from them if she asks if they've seen her kid and they say no? The only people who have to care about a missing child is the child's family.
I'm not surprised people looked disgruntled - it's bad enough when brats are screaming throughout the store, but hearing it from adults is probably annoying too. Plus, seriously, what child ever comes when their parent calls them? When they hear Moo calling, they do the opposite - run and hide, either because they aren't done being jerks or they don't want to get in trouble. This kid was no exception - he was hiding from Moo.
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I lived every single parents nightmare today. I lost my son in a very busy department store and it was the worst 10 minutes of my life. We were having lunch with my friend and her daughter in a big chain department store. They were playing happily together at the table. Then all of a sudden they both bolted away from their chairs. My friend immediately chased them but lost sight of my son who is a very fast runner. I initially didn't panic as I thought I'd catch him in the canteen. After a few laps he wasn't there and I couldn't see him anywhere. I called for him in my best Banshee voice and couldn't see or hear him anywhere.
Then I felt the worst sinking feeling in the world. I had lost my young son in the biggest department store ever. He is very young with absolutely no sense of danger and this place is situated on a busy road. I frantically asked other customers in the canteen if they had seen him, but they barely acknowledged or seemed bothered. Then common sense kicked in and I spoke to security. They directed me to a staff member who put an emergency call around the store.
I then frantically ran around the store and shouted my son's name constantly. I was met with judgemental or disgruntled looks from other customers. They probably assumed I was the worst mother in the world for losing my son. I did explain the situation but nobody offered to help. They just carried on with their shopping like nothing mattered.
Let me tell you bromos I prayed so hard in that moment. I spoke to another member of staff who was was great and immediately went to look. I was reassured by other members of staff and my son was shortly found! He was hiding in a bed as didn't know how to get back to the canteen.
I can't thank the staff enough but I genuinely felt let down by the general public. I would have offered to help any parent, especially one as visually distressed as myself. I wouldn't have thought twice and helped them search for their child. If it wasn't for the staff then I dread to think of what had happened.
I learnt a valuable lesson today. Not only can I not leave my son unattended for a few seconds, but the general public can be selfish
Edit: I didn't expect everyone to help and know there are good people out there. I was just so desperate and upset in that moment that I just wanted one person out of the 100+ I asked to offer to help. Nobody did and I was so worried I would never see him again. Just made me realise that not everyone cares
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I lived every single parents nightmare today. I lost my son in a very busy department store and it was the worst 10 minutes of my life.
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How can I get over my husband threatening to kill me with a knife, when we had a bad argument? I did something that upset him during the argument so he got up from the chair and his eyes changed and he said " Do you want me to kill you ****? I have a knife. ". His eyes looked different full of hate and very scary. What I did was take my laptop which he was logged in still since we we arguing. Even though it was something that had his personal information I don't think his reaction was justified. He snatched the laptop from my hand forcefully. After he said that. I tried not to show any fear even though I was scared because his eyes told me he could do it and my legs were shaking. I felt so heart broken that he would do this over something like this.
After , he sat back down and said that it was my fault , that that's how I want him to act because I don't stop fussing. I was still in shock but I started crying, I couldn't hold back the tears. This reminded me of that time when I was pregnant with our second child and we had a bad argument and he also freaked out like this and threaten me and my mom while my firstborn was just 2yrs old. I told him I would not do something he wanted and asked him to leave and he kept arguing and then freaked out in a rage not wanting to leave and said"tonight there's going to be blood shed". He had the same changed eyes full of hate. That time I didn't report it because I felt afraid and so vulnerable being pregnant. I didn't have any support. He apologized the same and so stayed with him. I regret it till this day.
I dong know what to do. I have two kids with him. were both supposed to be Christians. I forgive him as God says but now the little bit of love I had left for him has gone. This after 12 years together enduring emotional and verbal abuse. Even though we made up and he's still with us here at home sometimes I have flash back memories of that day and I feel so uncomfortable around him. I feel afraid of doing something that will trigger that again. but I feel like I have go be with him , he's my husband and father of my kids. He's been acting normally even more affectionate and patient. But I still fear he would do this again. After that day we have had several more small arguments, emotional abuse but no more threats. Still at night I remember and so I feel so hurt. Idk.what to do. Please advise me. What can do about this. I have prayed to the Lord to help me get over my feelings its just so hard.
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This is some serious shit. be warned.
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My kids are lucky enough to have both sets of grandparents that are alive, healthy and still fairly young. (Both sets in their 50’s). Well that would be nice if either set made an effort to come see them, right? I’m close with my parents, which makes it even more baffling. On the rare occasion we do see them, my kids cry when they try to interact with them. Then it’s “what’s wrong with them?! Why are they crying?” Um, because they don’t know you.
I have a 3.5 year old and a 1 year old. My mom will stop by MAYBE twice a month for an hour to see them. I’m a stay at home mom, and I’ve stopped asking for help. Back when I asked my mom if she can come over for an hour while I run and get groceries quick (it’s so hard to grocery shop with 2 toddlers) she literally acts like I asked her to watch them for 2 weeks. Me and my husband haven’t had a date night in like a year? Maybe more? Who’s counting anymore. I don’t understand. I spent so much time at my grandparents as a kid, and they asked for us to come over. I feel like so many parents are doing EVERYTHING themselves and that’s why we are so burnt out.
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Wow, that crap goes beyond just plain old lover's spats - the guy legitimately threatened to kill her twice and she still stayed with him? WHY? Are these women that desperate for cock that they'll risk their lives for it? Or wait, let me guess, the women who stay with these dangerous psychos are in such a position that they have no job, no savings, no income, no vehicle, no skills, no education, no safety net of family and friends, and either have a child with their abuser or are pregnant with his child, usually both at the same time. Their men sever all their potential ties to independence because the last thing an abuser wants is for their victim to make a run for it because then they have to groom a new one.
If they won't leave for themselves, you'd think they'd at least try to leave for their kids so the sprogs don't get wailed on or murdered, or so they don't have to witness it happening to Mommy. Nope, can't do that either, I guess. Her problem is she's forgiving the prick like Gawd intended. Yeahh that's generous and all, but you don't forgive someone who threatens to murder you on multiple occasions. Just because someone is the father of your kids doesn't mean you need to stay with them. Fuck God, think about YOU for a second, lady. God won't protect you from your husband's murderous tendencies and he sure as hell won't improve on his own because he has no reason to.
Christians are a special breed of stupid, so I don't know why I'm surprised.
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Oh ladies. I am going to need to start drinking at age 50.
For those who may not remember my saga: Friend since age of 13 called 4 months ago (after 5 yrs of silence) because she and her 10 yr old daughter are homeless in Hawaii, and mom is facing jail time.
FFW, she arrived at my house a month ago, a temporary respite, while the permanent guardian home recovered from covid. However after the first weekend she visited the other family, they dipped out, said it was too much, good luck. Mom has no plan B. Well I was plan B. There is not plan C.
So ffwd 4 weeks. We have established a routine, things are going fair besides my entire life being in complete upheaval. I am an empty nester. My husband and I spent 30 yrs raising our 3 kids. Now, just when it was "US" and we are about to make a huge life change by moving accross the country, this happens. It has been rough and maddening, but we are surviving.
School started Monday. Wed was the first day she had an anxiety attack in school. She is in 5th grade, and has never learned to write more than one paragraph. Argued with the teacher about it. She is "Not an adult for pete's sake". She then had a meltdown over the online assessment she needs to do to figure out what she has learned and what she missed.
Email from teacher about what happend, and offering to connect K-bug(nickname) with the counselor.
Her mother, currently living in a car in Hawaii, replies with :
"I have concerns about her beginning counseling in the school. At her previous school she was seeing a counselor for 2 years and having interventions in the school before anyone told me about it."
That doesn't happen. I don't care who you are and what state you are at school for. In the US, students have parent teacher conferences a few times a year so the parents and teacher can be on the same page. Any interventions in the school have to be implemented as part of a plan. A behavioral plan, a 504, an IEP. There are legal processes. Nobody just drags someone elses kid into counseling sessions, and works on behavioral changes without looping the parent in.
I was embarassed for this bitch to actually SAY that to the new teacher. I think she just told her everything she needs to about how she supported her daughter for the last 5 grades of school.
I am sooooo angry right now. I feel so sad for this young girl. But we are not doing this indefinately. We are moving. and not moving with someone elses child. I am afraid she will end up in the foster care system after us, but I am not her mother. I was the childhood friend of her mom, and the last person who will still speak to her.
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Big fucking whoop. I’m tired NOW. I BEEN tired since mother fucking week 7 of pregnancy. Honestly if someone would have told me this is THAT BAD, I never would have done this. NEVER. Like I do love my son SO VERY MUCH, but you can’t miss what doesn’t exist!!
He had a rough start to life with severe reflux at about week 6 so he’s used to being SO NEEDY to fall asleep and I am finding it impossible to wean off sleep crutches and he doesn’t SLEEP DEEPLY so I’m rocking him every wake up for an hour plus to get him to sleep deeply enough to transfer.
Both me and my husband are burnt the fuck out. It’s been 4 months of coming home from 10 hour days for him, and both of us just crashing at baby bed time . Spending no time together or having no time for ourselves.
Like yeah ok it gets better but some kids don’t sleep through the night until they’re fucking 3. So great, at best he sleeps through the night in two months. DOUBTFUL, it’ll be more like in 6 months.
We can’t afford daycare so we are just struggling along on my Husbands shitty income alone while I stay home and take care of baby. So we have no money and no time to enjoy ourselves or each other and we don’t fucking sleep.
Why did I want to do this again??? I’m seriously ready for him to schedule his vasectomy.
Re: Breakingmom Tales: Or A Collection of Stupidity & Dumb Choices March 15, 2022 | Registered: 9 years ago Posts: 3,765 |
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Moo says the current generation of grandparents is "disappointing" because her brats have two sets of grandparents and out of them, the author's mother "only" stops by maybe twice a month for an hour to visit the grandsproggen and she won't babysit at all so Moo and Duh can have a date night. Parents shouldn't be expected to mind their kids all the time - the grandparents need to step up and take responsibility!
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My kids are lucky enough to have both sets of grandparents that are alive, healthy and still fairly young. (Both sets in their 50’s). Well that would be nice if either set made an effort to come see them, right? I’m close with my parents, which makes it even more baffling. On the rare occasion we do see them, my kids cry when they try to interact with them. Then it’s “what’s wrong with them?! Why are they crying?” Um, because they don’t know you.
I have a 3.5 year old and a 1 year old. My mom will stop by MAYBE twice a month for an hour to see them. I’m a stay at home mom, and I’ve stopped asking for help. Back when I asked my mom if she can come over for an hour while I run and get groceries quick (it’s so hard to grocery shop with 2 toddlers) she literally acts like I asked her to watch them for 2 weeks. Me and my husband haven’t had a date night in like a year? Maybe more? Who’s counting anymore. I don’t understand. I spent so much time at my grandparents as a kid, and they asked for us to come over. I feel like so many parents are doing EVERYTHING themselves and that’s why we are so burnt out.
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Moo hates when people tell her that "it gets better" when it comes to parenting because she is miserable now and has been since before she sluiced. I think by "it gets better," what those parents mean is, "you get beaten down so much and are so tired that you stop caring." Because raising brats does not get better - they stay shitty overall, but they just trade one shitty trait for a new shitty trait as they get older. Like hooray they don't shit in their pants anymore, but they scream constantly for no reason instead.
And of course we have the old "I love my child, but wish I never had him" chestnut for good measure. Because that's how love works, right?
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There are lots of comments from moos on this conversation, all pikachu face and shocked at how hard it is to be a moo. And, of course, no one ever told them!
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Moo is mad that the village didn't step up and help her find her runaway brat in a department store and now she feels the general public is a bunch of selfish assholes. Well what the fuck, lady - you had the fucking staff helping you, it's not anyone's job to help you find your brat that took off! People want to get their shit and get out when they go shopping.
I bet you anything she only asked women to help her too, because as we all know, all men are pedophiles and so she effectively voluntarily reduced her assistance pool by half. I doubt she approached over a hundred people for help either.
I don't knock her for losing her kid because I'm pretty sure all parents lose their sprogs in a store at least once or twice. But if she knew the kid was a "very fast runner," why does she not keep him on a leash? Even non-awtard children will take the fuck off without warning in public, so keep them tethered to you. And it's not the job of the general public to look for a free-range child! That's not being selfish, that's just people trying to not be in public in the heart of a pandemic longer than necessary. The hell does she expect from them if she asks if they've seen her kid and they say no? The only people who have to care about a missing child is the child's family.
I'm not surprised people looked disgruntled - it's bad enough when brats are screaming throughout the store, but hearing it from adults is probably annoying too. Plus, seriously, what child ever comes when their parent calls them? When they hear Moo calling, they do the opposite - run and hide, either because they aren't done being jerks or they don't want to get in trouble. This kid was no exception - he was hiding from Moo.
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I lived every single parents nightmare today. I lost my son in a very busy department store and it was the worst 10 minutes of my life. We were having lunch with my friend and her daughter in a big chain department store. They were playing happily together at the table. Then all of a sudden they both bolted away from their chairs. My friend immediately chased them but lost sight of my son who is a very fast runner. I initially didn't panic as I thought I'd catch him in the canteen. After a few laps he wasn't there and I couldn't see him anywhere. I called for him in my best Banshee voice and couldn't see or hear him anywhere.
Then I felt the worst sinking feeling in the world. I had lost my young son in the biggest department store ever. He is very young with absolutely no sense of danger and this place is situated on a busy road. I frantically asked other customers in the canteen if they had seen him, but they barely acknowledged or seemed bothered. Then common sense kicked in and I spoke to security. They directed me to a staff member who put an emergency call around the store.
I then frantically ran around the store and shouted my son's name constantly. I was met with judgemental or disgruntled looks from other customers. They probably assumed I was the worst mother in the world for losing my son. I did explain the situation but nobody offered to help. They just carried on with their shopping like nothing mattered.
Let me tell you bromos I prayed so hard in that moment. I spoke to another member of staff who was was great and immediately went to look. I was reassured by other members of staff and my son was shortly found! He was hiding in a bed as didn't know how to get back to the canteen.
I can't thank the staff enough but I genuinely felt let down by the general public. I would have offered to help any parent, especially one as visually distressed as myself. I wouldn't have thought twice and helped them search for their child. If it wasn't for the staff then I dread to think of what had happened.
I learnt a valuable lesson today. Not only can I not leave my son unattended for a few seconds, but the general public can be selfish
Edit: I didn't expect everyone to help and know there are good people out there. I was just so desperate and upset in that moment that I just wanted one person out of the 100+ I asked to offer to help. Nobody did and I was so worried I would never see him again. Just made me realise that not everyone cares
Does this moo really think that every customer should immediately drop what they're doing to find her kid, because she couldn't keep control over him? The post doesn't say what age the son is, but unless he's around 7 or 8, she should have easily caught him, unless she' so damned huge that she can't run herself.
The staff helped her because they're employees of the store and they're getting paid to be there.
So yeah, now she knows that she can't leave her kid unattended because The Village isn't interested in helping you raise your son.
Re: Breakingmom Tales: Or A Collection of Stupidity & Dumb Choices March 18, 2022 | Registered: 9 years ago Posts: 3,765 |
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When my nephew was really little he used to take off in stores and disappear and freak the hell out of my sister. This happened kind of often. She never blamed anyone. It was just the fact that he enjoyed running and hiding in stores. I'm sure she probably had to ask people if they saw her kid, but she's not the kind of person to berate someone for actively not wanting to be involved.
My nephew grew up to be a stand-up guy and he's my favorite out of the entire bunch of nieces and nephews. Then again, his mother was a PNB and both her kids turned out to be really decent.
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Nobody - absolutely nobody - daydreams about the joys of changing the 15th diaper of the day because the child has explosive diarrhea and shits down its legs, or sleeping two hours per week, or having a brat that is allergic to every fucking formula in existence and won't suck a tit, or having to melt down in the parking lot because there isn't a single pack of diapers in town and your only option is to pay ten times as much for a pack on Craigslist, or the huge wedge being driven into their relationship with their partner because the brat prevents them from spending time together as a couple, or spending three hours trying to get the fucker to eat a tablespoon of food, only for them to puke it back up (on you, usually), or being covered in every bodily fluid imaginable and you just get so used to it that you don't even care that you have someone else's shit in your hair and someone else's urine down your shirt. This isn't even a comprehensive list - this is like the first two weeks of the loaf's life! And it does not improve - it changes, but not for the better. Parenthood is like freeing yourself from quicksand and immediately stepping into wet cement, and then into tar once you get out of the cement - you overcome one issue and sink into another. Or even worse, you stay stuck in quicksand and someone starts handing you cinder blocks because your life just doesn't suck enough. Then you just stay stuck there, under too much weight to escape, but not enough weight to kill you.