Yeah, this is a bad situation but it sounds like you're generally just pissed at your husband and generalizing to all men in the process. My husband has many faults, but in our house I'd be just as likely to be the one to leave behind the lovey and he would be. So not all men are the same, you know? |
Back ups. And then get back ups for the back ups. |
Oh can it. |
Sorry about the lovey. I get why you are upset. Your DH is not helping by seeming not to care. |
DH Here. This exact situation happened with my DD, only it was under my wife's watch that the prized stuffed animal was lost. You are angry, but it is not a man thing. It is a "your" husband thing. |
No. Shut your own fucking mouth. You don't get to vent about this. Why do you confuse this with a place where you can come vent and generalize like this without pushback? Screw you. |
I hope you get some help for your anger issues. Seriously, it's not healthy. It's just not. Calm down. |
I doubt my husband would do one thing like this. But even if he (or I - I am just as lkkely as he is to do this) did, I have backups. Perhaps you should do something like that. |
Wow. So we need your permission to vent now? And where did OP say she wouldn't accept pushback? While you're thinking about those questions, here is a nice big bag of sand and a sledgehammer. Why don't you go pound all that sand straight up your ass? |
OP here. I have backups. Three of them. As I mentioned previously, she knows they're backups. They never really took, she always just wanted the original. I got her to go to sleep without it last night but her first thing this morning was to ask me if we found her special friend.
Yes, I'm pissed at my husband. I vented and I said I wouldn't apologize (and I am certainly not going to shut my fucking mouth angry cretin from above). This was my opinion. |
My husband did the exact same thing. Clueless and frustrating. I hope you find it. |
Buy a new one? |
It's your opinion that your husband did something stupid? OK. It's your opinion that this behavior is common to all men? And you're standing by that? Well, I suppose that's your right, but it makes you seem pretty irrational. Your issue isn't with all men, it's with the particular man you married. If this kind of behavior is typical of him (doing something stupid, and then failing to help correct it), again, it's your particular man who has the problem, not all men. Perhaps you're just upset because you are worried that you married an insensitive douchebag? |
OP -
Children need to learn to deal with disappointments in life. Instead of criticizing your DH for a mistake made while taking care of your child, use the experience as a learning experience for her. Kids are resilient. She will survive her lost lovey a lot easier if you do not feed into her tantrum. She is probably picking up more on your anxiety than the actual missing object. In a calm voice, tell your daughter her lovey is bye bye but she can have the other lovey if she wishes. If she choses to throw a tantrum, don't react and go about doing other things. She will calm down when she sees her tantrum is not getting the attention she wants. She will also learn not to fall apart when life doesn't go as she wishes. As far as your DH is concerns, let it go. Being overly critical over any mistake is a great way to ensure he will avoid such tasks in the future. Signed - Mother of four |
OP, your daughter will be just fine. 'Shit happens' and it's good for her to start realizing that fact now. As for your husband's uselessness? Can't help you with that |