Anonymous wrote:I think it’s so weird for women to wish other women HMD.
It’s a holiday for kids to celebrate their moms/grandmothers. Period.
Anonymous wrote:How clueless and rude. I don't need your insipid text with heart and bouquet emojis. Let me sleep. Let me clean up the sloppy breakfast my kids made for me. Let me just have a Sunday morning.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow OP. Who feels this way?? So bitter. It could not be any easier to ignore a text.
Seems like a least a few others feel this way...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't mind this at all! But I have my phone on silent.
My do not disturb turns off around 8. Doesn’t mean I want to get an early text
DP. Maybe change your settings to when you’re ready to receive?
DP i will never be ready to recieve a HMD text from my coworker early Sunday morning. I have professional boundaries
Anonymous wrote:The Op has a point. The HMD texts are not coming from her kids. They are coming from outsiders who she is not the mom to. People have over sensationalized this made up holiday. Let the kids treat mom today. Have you noticed how every mom friend, sister, aunt, etc. send these HMD texts? It’s gone over board. I can see how that irritated the Op.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't mind this at all! But I have my phone on silent.
My do not disturb turns off around 8. Doesn’t mean I want to get an early text
DP. Maybe change your settings to when you’re ready to receive?
Anonymous wrote:Wow OP. Who feels this way?? So bitter. It could not be any easier to ignore a text.
Anonymous wrote:How clueless and rude. I don't need your insipid text with heart and bouquet emojis. Let me sleep. Let me clean up the sloppy breakfast my kids made for me. Let me just have a Sunday morning.