Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ll be honest and say I’m torn. Your mom is a big time AH, no doubt. But she arranged her own ride to the airport. Your uncle is not an Uber driver and I don’t know that it’s reaonable to think he wouldn’t enter into your house. Everyone should have understood that it needed to be a 5 minute visit, but nevertheless he did a favor for your family.
I'm thinking the same thing.
I get where op is coming from. But if the uncle was just popping in to say hi as he picked up the grandma, op should have rallies for 30 minutes.
What was your mom's plan? If she invited the family over for dinner, that's a problem and I'm with op.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG! White people are endlessly entertaining.
Why so bigoted?
Anonymous wrote:It's nuts that anyone is criticizing OP. Are the PPs for real? The person who is 5 days post-partum owes nothing to anyone. Her sole concern should be recovering and taking care of her newborn. Anything that messes with that is a hard no.
Anonymous wrote:Again, while I understand WHY she acted the way she did, it doesn’t make it OK. Just a simple apology and acknowledgement from both mother and daughter would improve this situation a million times and get both to a better place.
Let’s not make this about some imagined global conspiracy on new moms.
-Signed, a mom who was ALSO emotional and did some not so wise things, not just 5 days after birth but many times in life
Anonymous wrote:I was very weapy for the 2 weeks post partum, so I understand getting emotional at unexpected visitors. (Btw I am not white)
Anonymous wrote:If today turned into a negative experience, it is only because you two refused to roll with the punches. If you can't cope with someting as innocuous as sudden unwanted company with grace and goods manners, then you two are in for a rough ride. When you have kids, you don't get to control much. Life won't always be on your terms, so you might want to start practicing how to behave appropriately when things don't go your way.
I find it unconscionable that after all I did for you, that you couldn't suck up a visit from our relatives so that I could get a ride to the airport. It was okay with you for me to be inconvenienced for days on end your sake, but when it comes time for you to be inconvenienced for my sake, it's not that you could not - you would not. Instead you felt it necessary to make everyone there uncomfortable making it clear that they were unwelcome. To treat anyone that way is beyond rude, but treating those who are well intentioned, care about you, and have done nothing but support you is beyond comprehension. Unexpected or not. Having a baby is no excuse for embarrassingly poor manners and I would hope you would never treat anyone else the way you treated our family.
Op this is the message she sent me
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG! White people are endlessly entertaining.
Seriously - this culture is so fascinating. I loved the “because I’m post-partum I can behave whichever way I want.” Such a problematic line of thinking.
Anonymous wrote:Your mother was awful for doing that but you were rude. Where I am from we don’t kick out guests and make them feel unwelcome (I am a millennial btw).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:-Your mom should have asked you before inviting family inside.
-You should have sucked it up and not take it out on the relatives.
-Your mom has been helping so why is the house a mess? Perhaps mom isn’t so helpful?
OP is five days postpartum. Don’t you dare tell her she should’ve sucked it up and let people (little germs kids) into her house.