Anonymous
Post 11/01/2018 05:14     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Moms who refer to their children as "sissy" and "brother" or even worse "bruh-bruh."

The worst.
Anonymous
Post 11/01/2018 04:31     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Anyone who calls their father “papa” is a hard no for me.


Ouch! DH insisted that he be “Papa” instead of Dad/Daddy. I told him it was milenial yuppie but he insisted.


Sorry, you married a wanna be loser. He probably also wears newsboy caps to cover his growing bald spot. Again, I’m sorry.


No, he has lots of hair and dresses well. The last thing he is is a loser. Honestly. He is young and very successful.

I do wish he would have gone with Daddy.


Really?

I am “mama” because that’s what I called my mother. I hate “mommy” but ...you do you. How does this stuff even register as an issue with anyone.
Anonymous
Post 11/01/2018 01:57     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Anonymous wrote:Anyone who calls their father “papa” is a hard no for me.


So you don’t like French speakers?
Anonymous
Post 11/01/2018 01:50     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
WTH is Boymom? Is there a girlmom?
Anonymous
Post 11/01/2018 00:26     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Boymom or "all boy"

Are some boys just only partially boys?

do you get some kind of special medal for only having sons?
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 23:29     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Wait, what? Who calls their child little piggy?
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 23:28     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I never really considered myself laid back, but reading this thread makes me think I must be. I don’t say these things but frankly no phrase is going to turn me off a person unless it’s racist, homophobic, etc. People are so much more than the pet names they call their kid or breasts.



Ew! Pet names for lactating breasts! Vile!


What if they were nicknamed before they started lactating?
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 23:27     Subject: Re:Words that turn me off another mother
Anonymous wrote:Agree on the Papa. DH is Papi because he’s South American (as in born and lived there until he was 35 and we speak Spanish at home). I don’t but always want to clarify we aren’t annoying hipsters.


You’re so weirdly hypocritical. So bizarre.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 23:26     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Anonymous wrote:I side eye anyone who says "mommy juice."


I’m confused. Is that a reference to wine or breast milk? Mommy juice in or mommy juice out?
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 22:38     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
When parents blame their child's misbehavior ALL of time on being "overtired."
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 22:35     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Anonymous wrote:I hate when a mother calls her baby a pig or little piggy. Just hate it.

Yes, I judge people too quickly and I am undoubtedly a b*tch but I hear a mother call her baby “little piggy” and I won’t start a friendship.


Assuming anyone would want to be your friend to begin with
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 22:28     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Jeez. You all have so many rules. I suppose you’re all perfect and your friends are all perfect too?

The judgment on this thread is insane.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 22:24     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
I call my kids piggies.
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 22:18     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
In real life, Moms who love to talk about kids who are not neuro typical. In DCUM moms who, trying to be snarky, write things like “why can’t your kid do x, is he special needs?”
Anonymous
Post 10/31/2018 21:47     Subject: Words that turn me off another mother
Anonymous wrote:
Pigs are intelligent.
Perhaps you are very human-centric and don't see beauty in other species.

Your loss, OP.


You cannot possibly be so dense as to call your baby a pig and think that is a compliment!!!