Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:23
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:It is interesting the topics that people disagree the most on. I would love to read a psychologist's analyst of this...is there a certain kind of mom more likely to agree with OP? etc
This is my field but I can't offer an objective opinion as I personally would hand sew another bathing suit before having op and her baby come cart one over to me. (If I had never heard of Target, that is.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:21
Subject: Re:Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Yeah, I'm thinking that if crazy mom thought it was no big deal to drive an hour for a bathing suit, then she could have gone out at 10:00 pm to pick up the suit herself.
Only a woman with no friends whatsoever would consider the request reasonable. Maybe the drive would have given her time to think about why that is.
Only a woman with no friends whatsoever would consider the request reasonable. Maybe the drive would have given her time to think about why that is.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:20
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
So OP, did you get your answers on who is right?
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:15
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should have driven it to them. Your son took it, his mistake. It sucks but that is what you should have done.
really?
What ding-a-ling only has one suit for his/her kid?
lots of people only have one bathing suit. why does that make someone a "ding a ling"?
b/c if you're away for SEVERAL days who wants to spend time washing/rinsing a suit and waiting for it to dry? Take the dry one on day two while the wet one has time to dry!
one suit?
I found trunks at Target for $10.99.
Yes, ding-a-ling is an appropriate term to use within this context.
Bathing suits don't take that long to dry.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:13
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Team OP.
Asking another mom to wake a baby and schlep two kids at 10 p.m. is an unreasonable demand. It's a harmless mistake and swimsuits are easily procured.
I hope I am not friends with any of you ridiculous hard asses who believe OP should have accommodated.
Asking another mom to wake a baby and schlep two kids at 10 p.m. is an unreasonable demand. It's a harmless mistake and swimsuits are easily procured.
I hope I am not friends with any of you ridiculous hard asses who believe OP should have accommodated.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:13
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine the other moms NOT gossiping about OP. (Such a princess, couldn't even take her own kid to the party, then wouldn't even meet Larlo's mom half-way to give back the suit HER kid took! etc etc etc etc. Unless private school moms are prissier and less practical than public-school moms.)
Everyone hates that mom who is a drama queen about having a baby, especially when it isn't her first parenting rodeo. Most people with more than one kid schlep the babies around and suck it up.
+1
I have to agree completely with this. I know people who are apish*t about "the nap" - and now the kid is three or four! That is just obsessive and crazy, at that point.
OP, it's on you - you should have sucked it up and done the right thing. You both sound like ridiculous, immature, spoiled princesses, BTW.
Since you asked.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:04
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:I feel badly for the husband and child of psychomom who will have to hear about this silliness all the way to New Jersey and probably for the rest of weekend. Good times.
I do, too. So rigid, lacking the ability to solve problems and rude to boot (hanging up on the other mom). It is silly, but it's also the stuff of divorce.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:03
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should have driven it to them. Your son took it, his mistake. It sucks but that is what you should have done.
really?
What ding-a-ling only has one suit for his/her kid?
lots of people only have one bathing suit. why does that make someone a "ding a ling"?
b/c if you're away for SEVERAL days who wants to spend time washing/rinsing a suit and waiting for it to dry? Take the dry one on day two while the wet one has time to dry!
one suit?
I found trunks at Target for $10.99.
Yes, ding-a-ling is an appropriate term to use within this context.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:01
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:It is interesting the topics that people disagree the most on. I would love to read a psychologist's analyst of this...is there a certain kind of mom more likely to agree with OP? etc
Well, based on the "analysis" we receive from people in field of mental health (part of my job), somehow the blame will fall on the swimsuit manufacturer for not making each suit unique enough to distinguish one from the next.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 11:01
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should have driven it to them. Your son took it, his mistake. It sucks but that is what you should have done.
really?
What ding-a-ling only has one suit for his/her kid?
lots of people only have one bathing suit. why does that make someone a "ding a ling"?
Because kids lose shit all the time and you don't want to have to worry about making a Target run at an inopportune time?
Anonymous
06/04/2016 10:56
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should have driven it to them. Your son took it, his mistake. It sucks but that is what you should have done.
really?
What ding-a-ling only has one suit for his/her kid?
lots of people only have one bathing suit. why does that make someone a "ding a ling"?
Anonymous
06/04/2016 10:55
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should have driven it to them. Your son took it, his mistake. It sucks but that is what you should have done.
really?
What ding-a-ling only has one suit for his/her kid?
I do. He outgrew the other over the winter. I haven't bought another yet. But in this situation, I'd also stop at Target or Walmart on the way to the beach to get another.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 10:50
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:You should have driven it to them. Your son took it, his mistake. It sucks but that is what you should have done.
really?
What ding-a-ling only has one suit for his/her kid?
Anonymous
06/04/2016 10:50
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine the other moms NOT gossiping about OP. (Such a princess, couldn't even take her own kid to the party, then wouldn't even meet Larlo's mom half-way to give back the suit HER kid took! etc etc etc etc. Unless private school moms are prissier and less practical than public-school moms.)
Everyone hates that mom who is a drama queen about having a baby, especially when it isn't her first parenting rodeo. Most people with more than one kid schlep the babies around and suck it up.
How is she a princess? I have one kid and I regularly take classmates to parties like this, because the other kids have siblings at home. She has an infant at home and her husband is overseas right now. I'd double my outreach to take their kids when things like this occur. She's not a princess. She's human.
Anonymous
06/04/2016 10:47
Subject: Who is right? Son accidentally took item - disagreement results
Anonymous wrote:Where is OP?????
Driving to jersey to return this GD suit