Posted by: anonymous

2021-04-04 21:20:40

ID: 66799

I don't like watching my granddaughter. I feel bad. I'm just tired all of the time and love to sleep in on the weekends. I know this sounds so selfish. I love seeing her and visiting her, but just don't like her spending the night. She's 1 and a half and a complete doll. Does anyone else feel this way?

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-04-04 21:20:04

ID: 66827

Love my son. Love him to bits. He's the sweetest two year old. So WHY does this child insist on pointing at other men at the grocery store and say "daddy!" His father wants to know.

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-04-04 21:15:54

ID: 66861

I don't envy you. We're in a similar situation with my mil. It's like either way, no matter what you do, you're going to be the villain for not doing enough. Mil tells all her friends that we've abandoned her, but she's bucked all our attempts to help keep her healthy and independent. She wants our help, but then she resents us for giving her the help she asked for. There's just no way to help her that doesn't destroy our peace. We're done.

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-04-04 21:14:39

ID: 66878

I hate my grown dd! She's an entitled jerk who sides with her alcoholic dad all the time!

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-04-03 22:29:55

ID: 66901

My ds11 just walked in on me in the tub. I think he's scarred for life. For reference, our doors don't have locks for whatever stupid reason. Guess I should buy some new doorknobs.

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-03-29 19:12:37

ID: 66879

WittyUserName I'm aware of the power of passive aggressive bullshit. I don't do that. Most of the stuff you were talking about I can't do anyway because I hardly ever see her anymore. Last time I saw her we ate ice cream and she showed me a pair of shorts she just got. I have no clue what size they were, I just told her they were cute, they fit her great, and they made her butt look good. And I asked her about her boyfriend and her job. If I was gonna talk with her about this issue, I'd be direct. And I agree -especially after reading your & Spectra's comments- I shouldn't say anything. And I won't. Even though I hate the idea of her eating food that's going to make her feel like shit. Which is what a steady diet of ice cream and pizza rolls will do. Which I don't even know if that's what she's eating because I hardly ever see her anymore.

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-03-29 13:03:53

ID: 66875

I didn't say anything to her, and I won't. I just worry because I know how bad for you those types of foods are and I know how it can snowball because of the chemicals they put in that stuff. I honestly just want her to be healthy. It's not about her size, it's about what she's eating and what it might do to her body. If she were always this size, I wouldn't worry. It's the relatively sudden change. And whether we like it or not, body size is an indicator. But then again.... covid. I think everybody is dealing with it differently. I can't help it, I will always worry about the health of my kids. She doesn't live with me any more and I feel a little out of control because I don't know what's going on with her like I used to. I think it's a normal reaction for a parent. I hope. It's hard, letting go.

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-03-27 23:45:42

ID: 66856

Best part about being an aunt? Making glittery purple slime with my niece and letting her dad have her back after she's all excited and full of goop, lol.

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-03-26 22:45:41

ID: 66848

I was so excited about Dad ready to go to assisted living! I’ve done the paperwork, got him on the wait list, and have told him what I’m doing every step of the way. Yesterday brother calls him (first time in three weeks, btw) then Dad calls me and said he’s not ready to give up his ‘freedom’ yet. He feels better now than he did two years ago (lie!). He deserves cable, internet, and to eat when he’s hungry, not when someone tells him to. I made a call to both of them and told them I’m done. I’m through running my ass off to make things easier for them, only to be shot down every.damned.time. I told Dad that he’ll have to call his doctors for meds refills, and told brother that he can handle the day to say issues since I’m a thousand miles away. Now if I can just control these tears of frustration....

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Posted by: anonymous

2021-03-26 17:02:22

ID: 66845

I'm just gonna say it: I'm worried about my DD22 because she's gained probably 25lbs over the course of Covid-19. She came over to visit me and brought two different kinds of ice cream and two different kinds of pizza rolls. I am just really hoping that was a splurge because we were having a visit and that's not how she eats regularly. I don't know how to talk to her about this. I don't know if I should even bring it up but it's a significant amount of weight. I worry about her, I want her to be healthy. She's always been really fit and I taught her about how to eat in order to keep her body healthy. I will probably just keep my mouth shut.

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