Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He asked a yes or no question. You have two ways to respond. Yes. Or. No.
This.
Also, stop musing on FB. It’s not your diary or journal.
I regret posting it and I’ve since deleted my account because I assessed my behavior and believe it’s desperate to post on FB. But he’s still a jerk who can’t stop wondering when I’m going to get a job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Posting that was obnoxious. He responded in kind. You can either help out a neighbor who is a struggling single dad who doesn’t have additional help, or you can’t. That’s on you.
Agree. OP, your post was totally obnoxious. Are you really this obtuse? Your post was just asking for a negative response and your neighbor jokingly called you on it. The reason you are so jacked up is because deep down you know it was a stupid and obnoxious thing to do and you hate that he called you out in front of DH. You are lashing out in anger instead of learning a lesson. So many equally mean-spirited, immature, insecure women on this thread egging you on to keep acting like a spoiled child. Y'all need to grow up.
Anonymous wrote:I guess I am the I my one who got Bob’s sense of humor. He was joking. Just relax and be kind.
Anonymous wrote:If you are at all spiritual, it is lent and the season for repentance. I would do it as part of a greater sacrifice. It’s important to lighten each other’s loads
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was SAH with one kid from age 0-2. At 18 months he started a part day program from 9-12 daily. It was amazing and having that time did wonders for my mental health. I’m not sure I would have put it on FB- not bc it’s wrong but bc I don’t need side eye from the patriarchy. Op, you’d be my hero if you told him no, with that clap back posted up thread. What an utterly inappropriate thing for him to say on FB, and tagging your spouse- sheesh. You reap what you sow.
OP is the one reaping what she's sown. Maybe don't post your every thought on social media like a teenager.
Anonymous wrote:I was SAH with one kid from age 0-2. At 18 months he started a part day program from 9-12 daily. It was amazing and having that time did wonders for my mental health. I’m not sure I would have put it on FB- not bc it’s wrong but bc I don’t need side eye from the patriarchy. Op, you’d be my hero if you told him no, with that clap back posted up thread. What an utterly inappropriate thing for him to say on FB, and tagging your spouse- sheesh. You reap what you sow.
Anonymous wrote:Posting that was obnoxious. He responded in kind. You can either help out a neighbor who is a struggling single dad who doesn’t have additional help, or you can’t. That’s on you.
Anonymous wrote:Charge him.
Tell him that you started a part time job watching other people's kids.
$30/hr sound reasonable?
for real? Your husband drops your kids off so you can stay home and sleep? What about the working moms that drop their kid off and then go to work all day? You’re life is so hard!Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What you get for bragging about being a woman of leisure is that people now know you are a woman of leisure.
Oh lord. I likely would have said the same thing after my last little one went to school. There is nothing wrong with it.
+1. The people saying it was an obnoxious post have obviously never spent time as a stay at home parent. It is exhausting and 24/7. Nothing wrong with being excited to get a little time to yourself back.
I’m a SAHM of two. It IS exhausting and neither kid is in school yet. Occasionally I get my mom to take them both and I aimlessly shop at Target or HomeGoods OR if I can get my husband to do the drop off on his way to work then I stay home and sleep. Both options are glorious. I’m on FB all the time but NEVER would I make an obnoxious post bragging about my free time. At most I’d mention it directly to other SAHM friends at a later time who get how nice a middle of the day break is but it’s childish and silly to make a FB status about it. Clearly OP has learned this and left social media but I think she asked for it in this case and shouldn’t be petty to the neighbor. If neighbor dad lashed out on a non-bragging post (ex. if she posted something sentimental about sending her last little one off to school instead of bragging about lounging around and doing nothing and he still told her to go get a job) then I’d feel differently.