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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These whine-fests are never ending. Have you never left your children at home for a weekend with your husband in charge? If not, why not? When you arrive home and all the kids are accounted for and no one had to go to the ER, it’s all good. His way might not be YOUR way, but isn’t that okay? To the super planners who posted…You need a “plan” to go out to dinner? What’s the problem with, “Kids, grab your coats, we are going out for dinner tonight.”[/quote] It’s like: I arrive home after a night out and its 9pm and kid hasn’t eaten dinner and DH is expecting me to make it. Or I arrive home and its 10pm and kid isn’t in bed (guess who gets to handle the fallout) Or I arrive home and there are dishes everywhere that nobody else will do. [/quote] Just go to bed.[/quote] So it's like a game of chicken as to who's willing to neglect the children the most?[/quote] +1 wtf is wrong with this poster? if you didn't want kids, you shouldn't have had kids.[/quote]
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