FrannyGallops
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Me tooI want to know who this is!! I dib into MN every now and then but tbh it’s full of sanctimonious twats who are all holier then thou.
Me tooI want to know who this is!! I dib into MN every now and then but tbh it’s full of sanctimonious twats who are all holier then thou.
I am really skeptical about them generally. I have known of one person who “found out” they were pregnant at that stage, but years later she admitted she’d really known longer and had just been in denial. They’re a fave made up topic, and if any of them are true, I think it’s far more likely to be that type of situation.I think those threads should be banned. Often, it's people desperately trying to conceive, and, as you say, posters give them false hope by telling them 'YES!! I can see a line, congratulations!' I also think pregnancy testing kits should come with advice telling people not to test until their period is at least one week overdue. Sensitive pregnancy tests pick up chemical pregnancies, which again gives false hope - and also grief at the pregnancy loss when menstruation arrives bang on time.
What do you all think about the rash of threads recently, where the poster has either felt something move in her stomach, or leaked colostrum, and subsequently finds out they are 30+ weeks pregnant? There were at least 4 separate threads by different posters, over the last few months.
AnyFucker is ubiquitous.I was also a handbagger!
and was also a MNer. It’s become SO hysterical over the last couple of years. Anyone ever talking about their husband is told to leave the bastard!
Saying about well known Mners who were treated as royalty- what about AnyFucker- very unpleasant.
Mumsnet really don’t seem to understand GDPR, do theyWhoops! People aren’t happy with that email.
MichaelMumsnet: Sorry for sending you an email to an email address that we shouldn’t have on record for you. Please send us an email from the email address we shouldn’t have on record for you so we can look into it.
EDIT: Keep forgetting about not posting the links hereit’s in Site Stuff, anyway
yeah i live in a MN hated town and it really got me down for a while until I thought fuck them, there’s good and bad things about everywhere and if they don’t realise that then they must be stupid or in denial!This thread is reminding me of the times people were complete bitches to me! I once mentioned in passing that I was writing a book on a particular topic and one poster laid into me completely, telling me I don’t know what I was talking about, what right did I have blah blah. As it happens, I knew exactly what I was talking about but it made me feel so crap I changed my name and didn’t go back for months.
About 18 months ago a poster said her husband wanted to move back to the town he was from originally , where his parents live. I happen to live 3 miles away and it’s a stunning little village, with beautiful views and the sort of little cottages you pay loads for on holiday. It’s 20/30 mins away from 2 major cities and lots of work. Cue the Mumsnet vipers piling on telling her what a dump it was, and finding pictures of slightly old fashioned cottages for sale, making fun of them and making it sound like a horrible place. I tried to defend it but was ridiculed. One poster started slagging off the local school and saying how bad it is and how could you send children there...it just so happens I work there and it’s a fantastic school which is massively oversubscribed. If you live in the Welsh valleys, you’re a bit ‘backward’, according to some posters...![]()
General opinion on Mumsnet was that any money that came into the household should automatically all be pooled together. They were very vocal about couples who had separate accounts. It was seen as completely abnormal and the phrase "All money is family money anyway" was CONSTANTLY parroted on there.What does all money is family money mean? I've never heard it! Sorry if its extremely obvious my brain is fried by kids x
I think so too. I think some of the trend for similar threads is organic from that, as in if MNHQ or others are planting one about a dodgy landlord, then other people with landlord problems are inspired to post once the seed has been planted.I feel a lot of the thread titles are click bait these days that it totally adds up that either MNHQ are planting these threads or that journalists are starting them with the blessing of MN. And many posters just don’t even realise.
I’ve always called it tea too.And they all refer to their evening meal as ‘dinner’. My evening meal is tea, I’ve never met anyone who calls it dinner. Ever.
Yeah, they did. £5 a month or £50 a year for a 10 second edit function. I’m sure they said that quoting posts was in with subscription fee as well but everyone can do that now. And I’m not sure if the edit function ever materialised either.Did I not read somewhere that they do allow posters to edit...if they pay a subscription fee and for all of 10 seconds?![]()