Anonymous wrote:“Your daughter is so beautiful! She looks exactly like [SIL]”. I have heard variations on this theme for years from other moms who know my SIL.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“I bet your husband is so happy he’s finally getting a boy of his own.”
Said to me about our second child, as if our first - an adopted girl- didn’t count because she was a girl and not bio related or that my husband wasn’t thrilled about her. Also, I’m adopted so she insulted both my daughter and me in the same breath.
People are such idiots. I'm sorry you had to hear that BS.
Anonymous wrote:“Your daughter is so beautiful! She looks exactly like [SIL]”. I have heard variations on this theme for years from other moms who know my SIL.
Anonymous wrote:I registered my son for religious Ed when he was in first grade. The woman at the church office asked me for my marriage certificate and my kid’s birth certificate. I have her the birth certificate and told her I wasn’t married. She said “Your don is going to be very ashamed of you when he grows up.” I couldn’t believe she said that and I walked out. I called the priest who baptized him at the same church and he registered my son himself and apologized profusely. I never saw that lady in the office again.
Anonymous wrote:New women my brother is dating at a family cook out: And Karen how many kids do you have?
Me (Karen): well I have two…
Sister in law: she has two, she will say three with a long story but she has two.
This was like maybe, maybe, 4 months after our stillborn daughter. I think it was more like 3 months though. What’s odd is I don’t even hate my sister in law, we get along fine. I think she is on the spectrum and just can’t deal with emotional things and was worried I would make our new family guest uncomfortable. But I was in a moment in my life where I needed to handle and pivot those questions my own way and I found it very offensive and mean. Unfortunately I took this out on my husband and we fought hard about it. But I still still never forget it.
Anonymous wrote:“I bet your husband is so happy he’s finally getting a boy of his own.”
Said to me about our second child, as if our first - an adopted girl- didn’t count because she was a girl and not bio related or that my husband wasn’t thrilled about her. Also, I’m adopted so she insulted both my daughter and me in the same breath.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As we were sitting and holding our first baby who had just died hours before, my MIL told me she predicted this would happen and proceeded to tell me a long version of a story of how she had a dream shortly after we announced it was going to be a girl, about not just one pink baby coffin, but many of them.
Jesus.
Anonymous wrote:
I was asked whether my children are my grandchildren.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1. How much do you charge for nannying since I can see you treat your charge like your own child (it was MY child, our skin color just doesn't match).
2. "ha ha ha, if she doesn't behave I guess you can always send her back". (in front of my adopted child)
I was told this too and yet we are both white.
Anonymous wrote:“I can’t imagine doing xyz with what you’re going through”
Said because my little one has some special needs. I mean, I go to more therapies, but I stay at home and I’m crazy in love with him. I’m not going “through” anything.
Anonymous wrote:“I bet your husband is so happy he’s finally getting a boy of his own.”
Said to me about our second child, as if our first - an adopted girl- didn’t count because she was a girl and not bio related or that my husband wasn’t thrilled about her. Also, I’m adopted so she insulted both my daughter and me in the same breath.