Was I out of line at the grocery store with a shrieking toddler?

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

hahahahaha the sweet summer child poster is back. You really love that one, don't you? Really highlights the lack of education and upbringing you suffered. And nbow you're passing it on to your offspring. This is why we need people like OP. She is doing people like you a favor by raising your children since you won't.

You could’ve used a diagnosis and some social skills classes.

Results speak for themselves. No one ever had to correct my child, because I taught him how to act in public. You should try it.

I’m not talking about your parenting. I’m talking about your mother’s parenting. she clearly missed the mark

Nope, she didn't put up with rude morons either.

She created one.

Again, nope. I don't let my child scream and bother everyone in the store. That's yo,u sugarplum. You have zero manners.

You don’t seem to have manners. You’re calling people names. You have no empathy or compassion for others.

I get it. You’re on the spectrum so you don’t really understand these concepts.

hahahaha says a person who started interacting with me by telling me I raised a lemming and by calling me a "sweet summer child." A person who throws a medical diagnosis as a cheap insult. But sure, tell me again about MY manners.

Parent your child so I dont have to. It's that simple.

Okay Rain woman. Keep showing us how psychotic you are.

I just love to post so I can get a reaction from your low EQ self.

Here you are with more super high IQ name calling. I had really hoped that at least they’d be witty this time. Oh well. Better luck next time.

Nothing of value to add so you have a low EQ and a low IQ.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

You’re so nasty, far more so than OP or the mother you’re attacking for parenting and loving her son. Who calls a kid with SNs a “lemming”?

The same psycho who thinks it’s OK to scream in a toddler face.

If you have to make shit up you’ve lost the argument.

If you have to gaslight, you’ve lost the argument.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest and sound crazy but if you mess with my kid- especially in that pseudo condescending Karen way you did- I would consider clocking you. I wouldn’t do it, but it evokes an extremely strong response in many women. You were wrong.

Hitting a stranger because you're a sh*t parent is bizarre.

I didn’t say I’d hit her. I said I’d want to. Very different things. Op doesn’t know what’s going on with that mom or child. She should mind her own business. You do not mess with someone’s child

So who cares what you imagined you would do in your small mind if you weren't such a coward? If you're this scared of people then teach your children how to behave in public then you don't have to imagine doing anything.

No one is scared of anything. I’m merely explaining how strong maternal instinct is. It is not rational and it knows almost no bounds. This is why women have been found to suddenly have the strength to lift cars off their children to save them. You don’t have to like it, but I’m trying to make you understand that the instinct to protect one’s own child is incredibly primitive and instinctive. Obviously when rational thought comes through, I wouldn’t clock op. But there would be a millisecond that my amygdala would want to rush to defend my child.

Your maternal instinct is broken if you're not preparing your child to be a well behaved citizen observing and following social norms like using an inside voice. Otherwise you make your child and you a target. Do better mama bear.

Your mom’s maternal and steaks were broken because she clearly didn’t prepare you to be in public and learn how to behave because you think it’s OK to be a psycho to a toddler in public.

What about my mom's steaks? Don't make me ball my imaginary fists in rage and fantasize about clocking you for insulting my mom's cooking, or your kind do.

Anyhoo, I'm not the one considering getting violent because my precious brats are acting up. Says a lot about your base instincts and how you deal with stress. I don't have to worry about this because this would never happen to me. My kids aren't always perfect, but bystanders would always observe me handling it. People respect parents who are dealing with the situation, they don't respect parents who ignore or encourage antisocial behavior (like violence). So your incoherent attempt at an insult misses the mark.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

hahahahaha the sweet summer child poster is back. You really love that one, don't you? Really highlights the lack of education and upbringing you suffered. And nbow you're passing it on to your offspring. This is why we need people like OP. She is doing people like you a favor by raising your children since you won't.

You could’ve used a diagnosis and some social skills classes.

Results speak for themselves. No one ever had to correct my child, because I taught him how to act in public. You should try it.

I’m not talking about your parenting. I’m talking about your mother’s parenting. she clearly missed the mark

Nope, she didn't put up with rude morons either.

She created one.

Again, nope. I don't let my child scream and bother everyone in the store. That's yo,u sugarplum. You have zero manners.

You don’t seem to have manners. You’re calling people names. You have no empathy or compassion for others.

I get it. You’re on the spectrum so you don’t really understand these concepts.

hahahaha says a person who started interacting with me by telling me I raised a lemming and by calling me a "sweet summer child." A person who throws a medical diagnosis as a cheap insult. But sure, tell me again about MY manners.

Parent your child so I dont have to. It's that simple.

Okay Rain woman. Keep showing us how psychotic you are.

I just love to post so I can get a reaction from your low EQ self.

Here you are with more super high IQ name calling. I had really hoped that at least they’d be witty this time. Oh well. Better luck next time.

Nothing of value to add so you have a low EQ and a low IQ.

Awww all out of names? Too bad. I was counting on more from you.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

hahahahaha the sweet summer child poster is back. You really love that one, don't you? Really highlights the lack of education and upbringing you suffered. And nbow you're passing it on to your offspring. This is why we need people like OP. She is doing people like you a favor by raising your children since you won't.

You could’ve used a diagnosis and some social skills classes.

Results speak for themselves. No one ever had to correct my child, because I taught him how to act in public. You should try it.

I’m not talking about your parenting. I’m talking about your mother’s parenting. she clearly missed the mark

Nope, she didn't put up with rude morons either.

She created one.

Again, nope. I don't let my child scream and bother everyone in the store. That's yo,u sugarplum. You have zero manners.

You don’t seem to have manners. You’re calling people names. You have no empathy or compassion for others.

I get it. You’re on the spectrum so you don’t really understand these concepts.

hahahaha says a person who started interacting with me by telling me I raised a lemming and by calling me a "sweet summer child." A person who throws a medical diagnosis as a cheap insult. But sure, tell me again about MY manners.

Parent your child so I dont have to. It's that simple.

Okay Rain woman. Keep showing us how psychotic you are.

I just love to post so I can get a reaction from your low EQ self.

Here you are with more super high IQ name calling. I had really hoped that at least they’d be witty this time. Oh well. Better luck next time.

Nothing of value to add so you have a low EQ and a low IQ.

Awww all out of names? Too bad. I was counting on more from you.

Your desperation for attention is sad and pathetic.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest and sound crazy but if you mess with my kid- especially in that pseudo condescending Karen way you did- I would consider clocking you. I wouldn’t do it, but it evokes an extremely strong response in many women. You were wrong.

Hitting a stranger because you're a sh*t parent is bizarre.

I didn’t say I’d hit her. I said I’d want to. Very different things. Op doesn’t know what’s going on with that mom or child. She should mind her own business. You do not mess with someone’s child

So who cares what you imagined you would do in your small mind if you weren't such a coward? If you're this scared of people then teach your children how to behave in public then you don't have to imagine doing anything.

No one is scared of anything. I’m merely explaining how strong maternal instinct is. It is not rational and it knows almost no bounds. This is why women have been found to suddenly have the strength to lift cars off their children to save them. You don’t have to like it, but I’m trying to make you understand that the instinct to protect one’s own child is incredibly primitive and instinctive. Obviously when rational thought comes through, I wouldn’t clock op. But there would be a millisecond that my amygdala would want to rush to defend my child.

Your maternal instinct is broken if you're not preparing your child to be a well behaved citizen observing and following social norms like using an inside voice. Otherwise you make your child and you a target. Do better mama bear.

Your mom’s maternal and steaks were broken because she clearly didn’t prepare you to be in public and learn how to behave because you think it’s OK to be a psycho to a toddler in public.

What about my mom's steaks? Don't make me ball my imaginary fists in rage and fantasize about clocking you for insulting my mom's cooking, or your kind do.

Anyhoo, I'm not the one considering getting violent because my precious brats are acting up. Says a lot about your base instincts and how you deal with stress. I don't have to worry about this because this would never happen to me. My kids aren't always perfect, but bystanders would always observe me handling it. People respect parents who are dealing with the situation, they don't respect parents who ignore or encourage antisocial behavior (like violence). So your incoherent attempt at an insult misses the mark.

I’m just gonna assume your voice to text is broken because there’s a incoherent rant makes no sense.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

hahahahaha the sweet summer child poster is back. You really love that one, don't you? Really highlights the lack of education and upbringing you suffered. And nbow you're passing it on to your offspring. This is why we need people like OP. She is doing people like you a favor by raising your children since you won't.

You could’ve used a diagnosis and some social skills classes.

Results speak for themselves. No one ever had to correct my child, because I taught him how to act in public. You should try it.

I’m not talking about your parenting. I’m talking about your mother’s parenting. she clearly missed the mark

Nope, she didn't put up with rude morons either.

She created one.

Again, nope. I don't let my child scream and bother everyone in the store. That's yo,u sugarplum. You have zero manners.

You don’t seem to have manners. You’re calling people names. You have no empathy or compassion for others.

I get it. You’re on the spectrum so you don’t really understand these concepts.

hahahaha says a person who started interacting with me by telling me I raised a lemming and by calling me a "sweet summer child." A person who throws a medical diagnosis as a cheap insult. But sure, tell me again about MY manners.

Parent your child so I dont have to. It's that simple.

Okay Rain woman. Keep showing us how psychotic you are.

I just love to post so I can get a reaction from your low EQ self.

Here you are with more super high IQ name calling. I had really hoped that at least they’d be witty this time. Oh well. Better luck next time.

Nothing of value to add so you have a low EQ and a low IQ.

Awww all out of names? Too bad. I was counting on more from you.

Your desperation for attention is sad and pathetic.

Aww sweet you came back to talk to me. Not the other way around. Bless your heart.

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest and sound crazy but if you mess with my kid- especially in that pseudo condescending Karen way you did- I would consider clocking you. I wouldn’t do it, but it evokes an extremely strong response in many women. You were wrong.

Hitting a stranger because you're a sh*t parent is bizarre.

I didn’t say I’d hit her. I said I’d want to. Very different things. Op doesn’t know what’s going on with that mom or child. She should mind her own business. You do not mess with someone’s child

So who cares what you imagined you would do in your small mind if you weren't such a coward? If you're this scared of people then teach your children how to behave in public then you don't have to imagine doing anything.

No one is scared of anything. I’m merely explaining how strong maternal instinct is. It is not rational and it knows almost no bounds. This is why women have been found to suddenly have the strength to lift cars off their children to save them. You don’t have to like it, but I’m trying to make you understand that the instinct to protect one’s own child is incredibly primitive and instinctive. Obviously when rational thought comes through, I wouldn’t clock op. But there would be a millisecond that my amygdala would want to rush to defend my child.

Your maternal instinct is broken if you're not preparing your child to be a well behaved citizen observing and following social norms like using an inside voice. Otherwise you make your child and you a target. Do better mama bear.

Your mom’s maternal and steaks were broken because she clearly didn’t prepare you to be in public and learn how to behave because you think it’s OK to be a psycho to a toddler in public.

What about my mom's steaks? Don't make me ball my imaginary fists in rage and fantasize about clocking you for insulting my mom's cooking, or your kind do.

Anyhoo, I'm not the one considering getting violent because my precious brats are acting up. Says a lot about your base instincts and how you deal with stress. I don't have to worry about this because this would never happen to me. My kids aren't always perfect, but bystanders would always observe me handling it. People respect parents who are dealing with the situation, they don't respect parents who ignore or encourage antisocial behavior (like violence). So your incoherent attempt at an insult misses the mark.

I’m just gonna assume your voice to text is broken because there’s a incoherent rant makes no sense.

Gonna? Ok, babe.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I will be honest and sound crazy but if you mess with my kid- especially in that pseudo condescending Karen way you did- I would consider clocking you. I wouldn’t do it, but it evokes an extremely strong response in many women. You were wrong.

Hitting a stranger because you're a sh*t parent is bizarre.

I didn’t say I’d hit her. I said I’d want to. Very different things. Op doesn’t know what’s going on with that mom or child. She should mind her own business. You do not mess with someone’s child

So who cares what you imagined you would do in your small mind if you weren't such a coward? If you're this scared of people then teach your children how to behave in public then you don't have to imagine doing anything.

No one is scared of anything. I’m merely explaining how strong maternal instinct is. It is not rational and it knows almost no bounds. This is why women have been found to suddenly have the strength to lift cars off their children to save them. You don’t have to like it, but I’m trying to make you understand that the instinct to protect one’s own child is incredibly primitive and instinctive. Obviously when rational thought comes through, I wouldn’t clock op. But there would be a millisecond that my amygdala would want to rush to defend my child.

Your maternal instinct is broken if you're not preparing your child to be a well behaved citizen observing and following social norms like using an inside voice. Otherwise you make your child and you a target. Do better mama bear.

Your mom’s maternal and steaks were broken because she clearly didn’t prepare you to be in public and learn how to behave because you think it’s OK to be a psycho to a toddler in public.

What about my mom's steaks? Don't make me ball my imaginary fists in rage and fantasize about clocking you for insulting my mom's cooking, or your kind do.

Anyhoo, I'm not the one considering getting violent because my precious brats are acting up. Says a lot about your base instincts and how you deal with stress. I don't have to worry about this because this would never happen to me. My kids aren't always perfect, but bystanders would always observe me handling it. People respect parents who are dealing with the situation, they don't respect parents who ignore or encourage antisocial behavior (like violence). So your incoherent attempt at an insult misses the mark.

I’m just gonna assume your voice to text is broken because there’s a incoherent rant makes no sense.

She sounded perfectly coherent to me. Maybe put down the Chardonnay?

[Anonymous]

No way am I going into public prepared to get on a soapbox or correct people’s behavior. Unless there is abuse going on, I’m moving right along and staying in my lane.

In general, I think strangers should mind their own business. It’s not a great idea to antagonize or criticize people you don’t know at the grocery store, even if they are annoying.

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Anonymous wrote:No way am I going into public prepared to get on a soapbox or correct people’s behavior. Unless there is abuse going on, I’m moving right along and staying in my lane.

In general, I think strangers should mind their own business. It’s not a great idea to antagonize or criticize people you don’t know at the grocery store, even if they are annoying.

This is how normal people act.

Op is a psycho and there’s like two or three psychos hyper posting to pretend that this is normal.

One is severely autistic.

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Anonymous wrote:No way am I going into public prepared to get on a soapbox or correct people’s behavior. Unless there is abuse going on, I’m moving right along and staying in my lane.

In general, I think strangers should mind their own business. It’s not a great idea to antagonize or criticize people you don’t know at the grocery store, even if they are annoying.

This is how normal people act.

Op is a psycho and there’s like two or three psychos hyper posting to pretend that this is normal.

One is severely autistic.

Who are you to decide how normal people act when you let your kid act like a banshee in the store?

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Anonymous wrote:No way am I going into public prepared to get on a soapbox or correct people’s behavior. Unless there is abuse going on, I’m moving right along and staying in my lane.

In general, I think strangers should mind their own business. It’s not a great idea to antagonize or criticize people you don’t know at the grocery store, even if they are annoying.

This is how normal people act.

Op is a psycho and there’s like two or three psychos hyper posting to pretend that this is normal.

One is severely autistic.

Who are you to decide how normal people act when you let your kid act like a banshee in the store?

Exactly!

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Anonymous wrote:No way am I going into public prepared to get on a soapbox or correct people’s behavior. Unless there is abuse going on, I’m moving right along and staying in my lane.

In general, I think strangers should mind their own business. It’s not a great idea to antagonize or criticize people you don’t know at the grocery store, even if they are annoying.

This is how normal people act.

Op is a psycho and there’s like two or three psychos hyper posting to pretend that this is normal.

One is severely autistic.

Awww you’re so cute. Still on that crap I see. Bless your heart.

[Anonymous]

OP can you also follow me for a day and tell people off for not using earbuds? I’m so sick of people watching videos on full blast on their phones or having loud speakerphone conversations indoors.