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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous](I'm not saying this is you) My SAHM friends get really caught up in the little things and talk about it a lot. One talks about cosleeping and how it's ruining her life. She talks about it weekly when I see her. Another has major issues with potty training and trained for like a year- for both her kids! I think this is more of a personality difference, but I'm really a take charge type of person. With potty training I 100% believed they could get it before 2 and told them this is what's going to happen, and it did. I potty trained my nephews too in a weekend. With cosleeping I walked them back constantly until they didn't leave their beds. Oh and daycare did not help me with any of that. I just think sahms get really caught up in the minutiae of babies/toddlers versus seeing things as very solvable problems. [/quote] :roll: Anyone of any employment status can be a problem solver. Just because you have a job doesn’t mean you have superior skills. In your case, I guess your “take charge” personality is just a euphemism for “patronizing bitch.”[/quote] You're the only one saying that only problem solvers can hold paying jobs. I didn't state that at all. It's just that it's the non problem solvers who whine about these issues. I have SAHM friends who are rocking their jobs. I'm not patronizing at all. [/quote] What are you blabbering about? Reread your comments and PP’s response to your comment because you seem to have lost all logical train of thought somewhere in the middle.[/quote]
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