Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op again, I was not aware of them going to the playground until after her little meltdown calling me a martyr, one of the kids said "mommy we went to the swings"
Uh, you wrote that she was being pissy about being in the waiting room for two hours a half hour ago. You also wrote that DD is home with the kids. So why would you present an inaccurate story other than that you were lying?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many different fathers? Any guesses?
*gets out stirring stick*
OP here, WHY DOES IT MATTER TO YOU?
Anonymous wrote:My teenage (17) DD said that to me today. I have 6 kids, my 17 yr old is the eldest and she is awesome about helping to raise the littles. Today I had a doctors appointment for the 19 month old, DD (17) is on summer vacation already so she has been helping with the younger ones while I work (until my vacation starts on June 14th). Anyway, she got the four kids dressed and fed this morning and loaded them into the car to go to the doctor's appt, I drove us to the office. While there, she said once, "why did we have to come? I could have stayed at home with the kids?". She was being pissy because she had to entertain the 4 (that were not being seen by the Dr) in the waiting room for 2 hours.
When we came out, the kids were all rambunctious and I was saying how I was extremely stressed out. DD, then said something along the lines of, "Mom, stop being a martyr, you wouldn't be so stressed if you didn't insist on taking 5 extra people to an appointment". I told her that she was being unsupportive and rude to me. We haven't spoken since this morning, she is at home with the kids. If it matters, DD often cares for the kids by doing things like baths, bed, dinner, morning routine etc. and she drives them to activities and school.
I guess I just don't understand how I was being a "martyr" when I was genuinely stressed out? Is DD just being a brat?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many different fathers? Any guesses?
*gets out stirring stick*
OP here, WHY DOES IT MATTER TO YOU?
Anonymous wrote:How many different fathers? Any guesses?
*gets out stirring stick*
Anonymous wrote:No, she's not a step child, why? She loves the kids and they love her! The kids are her half brothers and sisters though as they do not have the same dad and I am a single mom.
I just need support sometimes and I do not appreciate the attitude DD gives me sometimes about her responsibilities in this household.
Case and point, the other day DD wanted to go to the mall with a friend. I told her yes but she had to take the 2 DCs with her (2mos and 19 mos). She pitched a fit yelling at me about how she's "entitled" to free time without the kids. I told her she was being disrespectful and I wouldn't stand for it. She actually said "entitled"! Long story short, she ended up taking the kids with her and having a nice day with them at the mall. Like I have stated before, she is being a self centered brat, but I guess that is to be expected from a teenager.
Anonymous wrote:Op again, I was not aware of them going to the playground until after her little meltdown calling me a martyr, one of the kids said "mommy we went to the swings"
Anonymous wrote:No, she's not a step child, why? She loves the kids and they love her! The kids are her half brothers and sisters though as they do not have the same dad and I am a single mom.
I just need support sometimes and I do not appreciate the attitude DD gives me sometimes about her responsibilities in this household.
Case and point, the other day DD wanted to go to the mall with a friend. I told her yes but she had to take the 2 DCs with her (2mos and 19 mos). She pitched a fit yelling at me about how she's "entitled" to free time without the kids. I told her she was being disrespectful and I wouldn't stand for it. She actually said "entitled"! Long story short, she ended up taking the kids with her and having a nice day with them at the mall. Like I have stated before, she is being a self centered brat, but I guess that is to be expected from a teenager.