Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We each chose our reasons to be sleep deprived. Yours is because of kids. Mine is because I like staying out until the bar closes and take my sweet time getting to bed at 5am. Presumably, you chose to have children, no?
But you do get that it's not the same right? You can recover the next night, take a night off from going out, whatever. It's very different from the grind of night after night with a baby that won't sleep.
And yes, before you wind up for that big dunk: I did choose to have children! And I wouldn't trade them for better sleep! But I am still more tired than you and I don't want to hear your complaints
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hate when people without kids complain about the costs to board their pets when they travel. I wish I could board my kids for a few days or hire a neighbor to come and walk them a couple times a day while we go to Europe. Unfortunately, the answer for us is we just can't go to Europe unless we bring the kids.
If only there were a way you could have known this ahead of time before you had them. Oh, wait!
Are you one of those people who won't get up for pregnant women on the metro bc they "chose to get pregnant"? You can be kind to someone in a tough situation even if the situation is of their own making
Good advice for OP to take in regard to her ridiculous snark about bUt tHe cHiLdFrEe!![]()
The tough situation being that they got 7.5hrs of sleep instead of their typical 9 one night bc they went out?
Anonymous wrote:
And yes, before you wind up for that big dunk: I did choose to have children! And I wouldn't trade them for better sleep! But I am still more tired than you and I don't want to hear your complaints
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We each chose our reasons to be sleep deprived. Yours is because of kids. Mine is because I like staying out until the bar closes and take my sweet time getting to bed at 5am. Presumably, you chose to have children, no?
But you do get that it's not the same right? You can recover the next night, take a night off from going out, whatever. It's very different from the grind of night after night with a baby that won't sleep.
And yes, before you wind up for that big dunk: I did choose to have children! And I wouldn't trade them for better sleep! But I am still more tired than you and I don't want to hear your complaints
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We each chose our reasons to be sleep deprived. Yours is because of kids. Mine is because I like staying out until the bar closes and take my sweet time getting to bed at 5am. Presumably, you chose to have children, no?
But you do get that it's not the same right? You can recover the next night, take a night off from going out, whatever. It's very different from the grind of night after night with a baby that won't sleep.
And yes, before you wind up for that big dunk: I did choose to have children! And I wouldn't trade them for better sleep! But I am still more tired than you and I don't want to hear your complaints
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We each chose our reasons to be sleep deprived. Yours is because of kids. Mine is because I like staying out until the bar closes and take my sweet time getting to bed at 5am. Presumably, you chose to have children, no?
But you do get that it's not the same right? You can recover the next night, take a night off from going out, whatever. It's very different from the grind of night after night with a baby that won't sleep.
And yes, before you wind up for that big dunk: I did choose to have children! And I wouldn't trade them for better sleep! But I am still more tired than you and I don't want to hear your complaints
Anonymous wrote:We each chose our reasons to be sleep deprived. Yours is because of kids. Mine is because I like staying out until the bar closes and take my sweet time getting to bed at 5am. Presumably, you chose to have children, no?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, I was just venting on a parenting forum. I thought other parents would say how tired they were to be woken up multiple times per night or how they have to get woken up to then wake up earlier than the kids to get ready for work.
And that’s fine wanting commiseration, so post that, instead of putting down other people’s problems and nominating yourself for the Suffering Olympics.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hate when people without kids complain about the costs to board their pets when they travel. I wish I could board my kids for a few days or hire a neighbor to come and walk them a couple times a day while we go to Europe. Unfortunately, the answer for us is we just can't go to Europe unless we bring the kids.
If only there were a way you could have known this ahead of time before you had them. Oh, wait!
Are you one of those people who won't get up for pregnant women on the metro bc they "chose to get pregnant"? You can be kind to someone in a tough situation even if the situation is of their own making
Good advice for OP to take in regard to her ridiculous snark about bUt tHe cHiLdFrEe!![]()