To be fair I don't do people full stop so think I'd be the same wherever I worked unless I worked in a lighthouse or somethingI do this too... although I work with adults so i don't know what that says about me
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No high-pitched screaming/whining/yapping, just bass.Low-key big dog owners act the same as regular parents. Like no I don't want your giant dog to jump on me nor bark at me
small dog owners do it too. I used to work in a cafe and people would come and we’d say that no dogs were allowed and they’d be like “well she’s just a chihuahua” and I’d stand there thinking “yes and this is a cafe head. We serve food here????”Low-key big dog owners act the same as regular parents. Like no I don't want your giant dog to jump on me nor bark at me
This is interesting cos I love dogs generally but just don’t think everywhere should be “dog friendly”. A few weeks ago I was out for my friends birthday and we were in a COCKTAIL BAR and there was a dog there at like 10pm!!!! He was bored senseless and the music was very loud for a small space. Just seemed cruel to me.
I hate it when dog owners don't get that I really don't want their dog licking my face and slobbering on meSame with dogs, when they say “oh he won’t hurt you”. I’m not worried about being bitten. I just don’t want something sniffing me and rubbing their feet fur and other bits on me! Imagine if I started sniffing another human
mind you, a lot of kids are the same
I work with Social Workers who deal with kids in long term care and are in fact their legal guardians. Most of them have kids of their own and I've NO idea how they manage it.
Personally I think that dog owners are worse than parents. At least some parents realise that not everyone wants their kids near them.
Hate it when people say "when are you going to have kids?/won't you ever have any?"
Anyone that knows me personally knows I've never wanted them. So stop being so nosey.
I'm not anti kids , love my nephews and neices.
Anyone that knows me personally knows I've never wanted them. So stop being so nosey.
I'm not anti kids , love my nephews and neices.
Like children, dogs are very noticable if nobody raised them well. I'm still salty that I had to cross the road today because two unleashed dogs behind a very tiny fence kept barking and jumping at me.
I was always told the world doesn’t revolve around me when I was a child and I had to fit in around others and not the other way around. As such I now can’t stand to see kids constantly being pandered… it feels like the whole world is now child orientated and these kids are growing up with little emperor syndrome.
I work with a couple of 20/21 year olds and they are the most entitled and selfish beings I’ve met and they’ve no interest in anything other than makeup, eye bleeping themsleves on selfies and celebs/influencers.
I work with a couple of 20/21 year olds and they are the most entitled and selfish beings I’ve met and they’ve no interest in anything other than makeup, eye bleeping themsleves on selfies and celebs/influencers.
Went to a local tea room for brunch today and duck me did it reaffirm to me that I hate parents.
The table next to us was 2 mums with their toddlers, who kept taking it in turn to screech at the top of their lungs. The mums started saying shush be quieter
etc. Then proceeded to literally ignored them!!!!
It was only when the whole room turned to look at them one of the mums said "oh is that my kid?" Yes it bleeping is. He is sitting less than 3 inches from you. She claimed she didn't realise because "as a mum you just learn to block it out"
The table next to us was 2 mums with their toddlers, who kept taking it in turn to screech at the top of their lungs. The mums started saying shush be quieter
etc. Then proceeded to literally ignored them!!!! It was only when the whole room turned to look at them one of the mums said "oh is that my kid?" Yes it bleeping is. He is sitting less than 3 inches from you. She claimed she didn't realise because "as a mum you just learn to block it out"
My mum didn’t learn to ‘block it out’ she taught me not to be rude/annoying/too loud for the situation/how to behave in each situation. She wouldn’t want me screeching and screaming all through dinner at home, never mind out of the home, so she taught me it’s not appropriate. I’m now grown up (well, I’m old anywayWent to a local tea room for brunch today and duck me did it reaffirm to me that I hate parents.
The table next to us was 2 mums with their toddlers, who kept taking it in turn to screech at the top of their lungs. The mums started saying shush be quieter
It was only when the whole room turned to look at them one of the mums said "oh is that my kid?" Yes it bleeping is. He is sitting less than 3 inches from you. She claimed she didn't realise because "as a mum you just learn to block it out"
) and I’m not traumatised by not being allowed to screech my lungs up in public and neither are any of my siblings.I’ve started to talk realllly loudly to my husband if there’s kids doing the same or shrieking near me in supermarkets etc. I make sure I’m just a bit louder than them, enough to drown them out as I am easily overwhelmed and overstimulated with screeching noise and I can hardly cope going out anywhere because of it honestly. And I tell you what the Mums reallllllly don’t like it when the shoe is on the other foot .
WOW DARLING LOOK AT THE PRICE OF THIS CHICKEN IT LOOKS GREAT!! Super loud and enthusiastic. I use it as a coping mechanism
.WOW DARLING LOOK AT THE PRICE OF THIS CHICKEN IT LOOKS GREAT!! Super loud and enthusiastic. I use it as a coping mechanism
i love thisI’ve started to talk realllly loudly to my husband if there’s kids doing the same or shrieking near me in supermarkets etc. I make sure I’m just a bit louder than them, enough to drown them out as I am easily overwhelmed and overstimulated with screeching noise and I can hardly cope going out anywhere because of it honestly. And I tell you what the Mums reallllllly don’t like it when the shoe is on the other foot
WOW DARLING LOOK AT THE PRICE OF THIS CHICKEN IT LOOKS GREAT!! Super loud and enthusiastic. I use it as a coping mechanism
and if a mum gives you a polite please keep it down look. just say OH I KNOW HE’S LOVELY ISN’T HE! JUST MAKING FRIENDS as that’s what seems to happen in my experience
It was me, my mum and sister so we proceeded to discuss quite loudly how our mum could silence us with a look when we were their ageMy mum didn’t learn to ‘block it out’ she taught me not to be rude/annoying/too loud for the situation/how to behave in each situation. She wouldn’t want me screeching and screaming all through dinner at home, never mind out of the home, so she taught me it’s not appropriate. I’m now grown up (well, I’m old anyway
Having a baby seems like such a make or break situation for so many couples. So many couples seem to feel like their relationship is strong and good and then when they add a baby in it seems to go one way or the other a lot of the time.
I see so many women getting cheated on when pregnant and then being left shortly after the birth. Or just women being left only a few months/years into the baby being born.
I see so many women getting cheated on when pregnant and then being left shortly after the birth. Or just women being left only a few months/years into the baby being born.
Just a heads up if any of you were considering visiting a stately home this weekend:
www.theguardian.com
Ropes come down as National Trust lets children roam free at Sudbury Hall
Visitors to Children’s Country House can dress up in the saloon, curl up in the library and play in the kitchen
www.theguardian.com
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