Anonymous wrote:I would feel uncomfortable every time I was eating something after that.
There would be a lot of contributing factors on whether I would leave - kids, drive, the rest of the trip, etc.
Alternatively, I might go to the store and buy a ton of groceries. And if you want waffles, buy yourself a family size box of your favorite frozen waffles to make sure there are enough! And then I would plan on doing my own thing for meals with my family. If people wanted to join they could but I wouldn't want to sit in that beach house eating with my mom who treated me like that.
And next year, when she suggests a beach vacation again, I would probably take it into consideration.
Anonymous wrote:Wow what an overreaction.
Anonymous wrote:Wow what an overreaction.
Anonymous wrote:We left. She called me a selfish bitch and said I was ruining things for everyone else.
And to the waffle police: 3 Vans waffles have 240 calories and 45 grams of carbs. I admit the carbs are really high, but it's what was around and 240 calories for breakfast won't kill anyone.
Anonymous wrote:We left. She called me a selfish bitch and said I was ruining things for everyone else.
And to the waffle police: 3 Vans waffles have 240 calories and 45 grams of carbs. I admit the carbs are really high, but it's what was around and 240 calories for breakfast won't kill anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree the mother is rude but not eating for 12 hrs when nursing is not ok, and 3 waffles at once is too much for anyone but a training athlete.
Yeah, she should have been eating while she was asleep during the night! Idiot.
What nursing mom gets to sleep for 12 hours?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree the mother is rude but not eating for 12 hrs when nursing is not ok, and 3 waffles at once is too much for anyone but a training athlete.
Good lord. Get over yourself. Three little eggos hardly make a "training athlete" meal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone, we'll leave tomorrow. I just was afraid I was being a drama queen, but I guess that's what growing up with an emotionally abusive mother does to you.
Don't leave the beach, move out of the house. Get a hotel room and still see your sister.
Heck, I don't think you should leave because your abusive Mom "wins." But hi even we all have limited vacation time, moving to a hotel room might salvage this trip.
Anonymous wrote:I agree the mother is rude but not eating for 12 hrs when nursing is not ok, and 3 waffles at once is too much for anyone but a training athlete.