It’s not the best photo, but how old do you think I am? #bekind
I think the pants washing clearly shows OCD as well as ARFID for the fussy eating. Given the challenges she has in life, I’m surprised that you didn’t recognise your privilege, sign over the mortgage and move out.I was once tempted to start a thread on Mumsnet after I had the house guest from hell. She was an old uni friend and we had recently moved to a house by the sea. DH was working away (in his not 6 figure earning job) and it was me, her and my little boy for 5 looooooooooooooong days. She was the fussiest eater ever, went through every item in my fridge and freezer and deemed it inedible, wrote me a shopping list to go and buy her food she could eat (dairylea triangles, cherry tomatoes, billy bear ham, warburton's thick sliced toastie bread), washed four pairs of knickers on a hot wash for two and half hours then hung them on my washing line - she's a larger lady, we'd not long moved in, and for ages, the neighbours thought I was the owner of giant pantaloons. I had to call in many, many favours from local friends to stop me from killing her. Fortunately the pandemic arrived and she hasn't been to stay since. Every time she's suggested it, we've unfortunately been away or having the rat infestation dealt with.
I often wonder, would Mumsnetters have been sympathetic? Would they have diagnosed her as autistic with ADHD? Would I have been the bad guy?
She also bought 4 x 1kg bags of jelly beans from Home Bargain and sat and ate them every evening without offering me a single one. ARFID my arse.I think the pants washing clearly shows OCD as well as ARFID for the fussy eating. Given the challenges she has in life, I’m surprised that you didn’t recognise your privilege, sign over the mortgage and move out.
(No one on Mumsnet is a picky eater or simply not a fan of fish/meat/eggs/whatever. They all have sensory issues or ARFID apparently)
I was once tempted to start a thread on Mumsnet after I had the house guest from hell. She was an old uni friend and we had recently moved to a house by the sea. DH was working away (in his not 6 figure earning job) and it was me, her and my little boy for 5 looooooooooooooong days. She was the fussiest eater ever, went through every item in my fridge and freezer and deemed it inedible, wrote me a shopping list to go and buy her food she could eat (dairylea triangles, cherry tomatoes, billy bear ham, warburton's thick sliced toastie bread), washed four pairs of knickers on a hot wash for two and half hours then hung them on my washing line - she's a larger lady, we'd not long moved in, and for ages, the neighbours thought I was the owner of giant pantaloons. I had to call in many, many favours from local friends to stop me from killing her. Fortunately the pandemic arrived and she hasn't been to stay since. Every time she's suggested it, we've unfortunately been away or having the rat infestation dealt with.
I often wonder, would Mumsnetters have been sympathetic? Would they have diagnosed her as autistic with ADHD? Would I have been the bad guy?
Emetophobia. None of them just hate being sick like everyone else. It's emetophobia. Just like nobody's MIL is just annoying or even just an hole. They're all actual narcissists, which is definitely something a pissed off family member is qualified to diagnose.I think the pants washing clearly shows OCD as well as ARFID for the fussy eating. Given the challenges she has in life, I’m surprised that you didn’t recognise your privilege, sign over the mortgage and move out.
(No one on Mumsnet is a picky eater or simply not a fan of fish/meat/eggs/whatever. They all have sensory issues or ARFID apparently)
This reminds me of those reviews for sugar free gummy bears.She also bought 4 x 1kg bags of jelly beans from Home Bargain and sat and ate them every evening without offering me a single one. ARFID my arse.
My toilet would have never recoveredThis reminds me of those reviews for sugar free gummy bears.
At least it wasn't those!!
You’re very slim, a perfect MNer!
They all ‘projectile vomit’ too. None of them just throw up normally. Projectile vomiting is really not that usual but I suppose it ramps up the drama.Emetophobia. None of them just hate being sick like everyone else. It's emetophobia. Just like nobody's MIL is just annoying or even just an hole. They're all actual narcissists, which is definitely something a pissed off family member is qualified to diagnose.
You have pants? Ukranians and Gazans don’t even have pantsI was once tempted to start a thread on Mumsnet after I had the house guest from hell. She was an old uni friend and we had recently moved to a house by the sea. DH was working away (in his not 6 figure earning job) and it was me, her and my little boy for 5 looooooooooooooong days. She was the fussiest eater ever, went through every item in my fridge and freezer and deemed it inedible, wrote me a shopping list to go and buy her food she could eat (dairylea triangles, cherry tomatoes, billy bear ham, warburton's thick sliced toastie bread), washed four pairs of knickers on a hot wash for two and half hours then hung them on my washing line - she's a larger lady, we'd not long moved in, and for ages, the neighbours thought I was the owner of giant pantaloons. I had to call in many, many favours from local friends to stop me from killing her. Fortunately the pandemic arrived and she hasn't been to stay since. Every time she's suggested it, we've unfortunately been away or having the rat infestation dealt with.
I often wonder, would Mumsnetters have been sympathetic? Would they have diagnosed her as autistic with ADHD? Would I have been the bad guy?
Sigh. With things like that they know they could easily Google it. They would just rather signal how much better they are than other people.Can't remember which one of you had it on your mumsnet Christmas bingo card but we've now got 'what on earth is a christmas eve box??'
I know I shouldn't,but.......You have pants? Ukranians and Gazans don’t even have pants
They only wish they had gigantic pantaloon pants and that their neighbours would point and laugh at them, billowing in the breeze.You have pants? Ukranians and Gazans don’t even have pants
I think I've mentioned before that at 28 I turned up to volunteer at junior parkrun which is for 4-14 year olds and got asked if I was a junior!Roll up! Roll up! It's the annual how young do you look Mumsnet competition!!
does-anyone-really-look-younger-than-their-age
is the thread title and all the 45yo's who look 15 are rushing to post. Come and join in the merriment.![]()
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You are a spermatozoa and I claim my £5.I think I've mentioned before that at 28 I turned up to volunteer at junior parkrun which is for 4-14 year olds and got asked if I was a junior!
Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow.I’m desperately trying to shoehorn in a gag with Brimful of Asha