Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The thread seems pretty equally divided into pro and anti OP factions.

I think the anti is all one person.

Agree. You can tell from writing style

[Anonymous]

I think that driving two young children an hour away to an unknown location late at night is such an unsafe suggestion that I would absolutely refuse no matter how insistent the other person is. There are 10 other solutions to this problem and most of them are better than dragging her kids out of bed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The thread seems pretty equally divided into pro and anti OP factions.

I think the anti is all one person.

Lol! I think most of the pro posts are OP!

[Anonymous]

OP, this was J's pool party held in the Cabin John neighborhood of Bethesda, right? We all know you are a loon. Don't pretend you are in the right in this situation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think that driving two young children an hour away to an unknown location late at night is such an unsafe suggestion that I would absolutely refuse no matter how insistent the other person is. There are 10 other solutions to this problem and most of them are better than dragging her kids out of bed.

I agree that it's silly, but no need for hyperbole. A classmate's home is not an unsafe and mysterious location.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, this was J's pool party held in the Cabin John neighborhood of Bethesda, right? We all know you are a loon. Don't pretend you are in the right in this situation.

15:49 here-I didn't post this but this was the party I was thinking of as well! Small world, my friend!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Damn, I know a really irritating mother with a baby and a 7 yo whose DH is out of town and there was a class pool party on Thursday! I wonder if this is her!

If she's irritating and entitled, does that make her wrong not to drive an hour or more at 10 pm?

If it's her, she wouldn't drive 15 minutes at noon. She's an ass.

You really seem to bear a grudge against this woman? You dear one need to get a life and stop cyber bullying this Mom (an older Mom with older kids who is so glad not to be in this scene). Try to be kinder, life is too short to be so judgmental.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think that driving two young children an hour away to an unknown location late at night is such an unsafe suggestion that I would absolutely refuse no matter how insistent the other person is. There are 10 other solutions to this problem and most of them are better than dragging her kids out of bed.

I agree that it's silly, but no need for hyperbole. A classmate's home is not an unsafe and mysterious location.

No, not the house. The driving.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Damn, I know a really irritating mother with a baby and a 7 yo whose DH is out of town and there was a class pool party on Thursday! I wonder if this is her!

If she's irritating and entitled, does that make her wrong not to drive an hour or more at 10 pm?

If it's her, she wouldn't drive 15 minutes at noon. She's an ass.

You really seem to bear a grudge against this woman? You dear one need to get a life and stop cyber bullying this Mom (an older Mom with older kids who is so glad not to be in this scene). Try to be kinder, life is too short to be so judgmental.

Seriously. And these are the very same moms who say Bethesda has a bad rep. "Nuh-uh, we are not bitches. Everyone I know is nice. If you can't find any nice people to be friends with in Bethesda, it must be you."

Awful people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Damn, I know a really irritating mother with a baby and a 7 yo whose DH is out of town and there was a class pool party on Thursday! I wonder if this is her!

Why is a 10 year old in 1/2 grade?

He's not 10, just big.

Two 7 year olds get their suits mixed up. It easily could have been beach mom's child, not OP. No one really knows what happened but its not reasonable to ask someone to drive at 10 PM. Earlier, sure, but 10 PM, no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, this was J's pool party held in the Cabin John neighborhood of Bethesda, right? We all know you are a loon. Don't pretend you are in the right in this situation.

15:49 here-I didn't post this but this was the party I was thinking of as well! Small world, my friend!

Haha. I am not your friend, and the world is not as small as you think it is. I literally picked a random letter and a random neighborhood and posted to stir things up and see if anyone would actually believe me...because I have no life and am dealing with a sick child who's keeping me confined to the house.

(Unless you were joking too, in which case, I like you )

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, this was J's pool party held in the Cabin John neighborhood of Bethesda, right? We all know you are a loon. Don't pretend you are in the right in this situation.

Okay, you're being creepy.

[Anonymous]

OP should just have apologize profusely for the mishap. You don't have to come here asking confirmation that your action is right. The other mom already hanged up the phone once you said you're not going to meet her at house or 10 pm at closer location, after offering to return it that night.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, this was J's pool party held in the Cabin John neighborhood of Bethesda, right? We all know you are a loon. Don't pretend you are in the right in this situation.

Okay, you're being creepy.

It was a joke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP should just have apologize profusely for the mishap. You don't have to come here asking confirmation that your action is right. The other mom already hanged up the phone once you said you're not going to meet her at house or 10 pm at closer location, after offering to return it that night.

OP didn't offer, the other mother demanded it. After a brief conversation OP realized she could not do it so backed out. Sometimes it takes a few minutes to realize that someone you're trying to compromise with cannot compromise.