I've come to the conclusion that they're all on fucking glueAre these people deaf and blind, dumb or just arse lickers?
I really wish there was an eye roll reaction on here, it’s how I feel everytime I see screenshots of what the huns are commentingAre these people deaf and blind, dumb or just arse lickers?
Erghhhhhhh! That woman is vile. It’s not a normal thing to have worms. Imagine her offering to make you a coffee or sandwichEspecially as today she’s been talking about how many times she gets bum worms. Teach you fudging kids to wash their hands. They are not babies any more take them to wash their hands until they learn. Or maybe they’re from her rubbing her dirty barely covered arse crack over everything.
Are they all that stupid that they didn’t hear Emily tell Edie what to write word for wordAre these people deaf and blind, dumb or just arse lickers?
Yes it is…That's not an 8 year old handwriting
I’m the same, the man I’ve called “dad” since I was 3 isn’t my bio dad but I never knew him. I agree that given Edie knows her bio dad and has a relationship with him it’s unusual for her to also call Josh “daddy” but he has been around since she was a baby and by all accounts probably spent more time with her as an infant than Jordan did (due to Rachel being a twat), even doing night feeds and weaning her so I imagine it does feel quite natural for Edie to call him daddy. If Edie is comfortable with it, I don’t think it’s a bad thing but I do think Rachel encouraged it 100% and loves that people mistake Edie for Josh’s daughter.I’ve referred to my ‘stepdad’ as dad for as long as I can remember. If I talk about him, he’s my dad. And that’s because he’s the one who has been there and done everything for me. I have been estranged from my ‘biological father’ for 13 years and even before that things weren’t great. I’m lucky that he wasn’t abusive or anything, he just wasn’t bothered and was too selfish.
The point I’m trying to make is that it’s different for every family and every child and if the CHILD calls the stepparent mum/dad without being forced to then that’s what’s best in that situation and shouldn’t be judged as wrong.
In my experience (only through knowing people in similar situations), if the biological parent is present and has a good relationship with the child, then it tends to stay as that person is mum/dad and the step parent is ‘their name’. If a biological parent is crap for whatever reason and the child calls the stepparent mum/dad then it’s only the biological parent who has themselves to blame. Obviously I know there are many different sets of circumstances where the biological parent may not be present through no fault of their own and that’s different.
In E’s case, it’s obviously forced by Ratchet and that’s disrespectful to E’s biological dad in my opinion.
It looks like she's there at the moment. If she didn't block so many people then I could give her a very good recommendation but her lossSloshua taking Edie out for chips and sitting watching the waves. Could he not do that with Seb or Isaac? And re the dad thing it wouldn't be so bad if when she was a toddler she never called Sloshua Daddy and her actual dad Daddy Jordan. There are videos of that R has shown us.
Also have we found out why they're going to Bristol as Emily is now looking for dinner recommendations but seeing as R & J have both already asked this why the need for her to ask also?
Credit to Rach & Josh, what about her biological father and his partner, from what she shows on here they have equal access to Edie, and he and his partner never plaster that little girl on their sm.Are these people deaf and blind, dumb or just arse lickers?
Glad I seen this, you are very much matter of fact and direct to the point, it’s very hard to get exactly where you are coming from when it’s via text.Just to say, I wasn’t judging it. I just said the whole ‘two dads’ thing wasn’t for me.
(Reason being is I have my biological mum, dad and grandparents. I’ve had 2 step dads, 2 step mums, multiple step grandparents & family members. My older kids both have a step mum and step dad, step grandparents and biological parents and grandparents. We need to use names just to identify who we are talking about, it’s like a diplomatic nightmare at times.)
Exactly. You would think that they would say that Santa will leave some of her presents at her dad's house as she stays there half the week and that she would have one list, not one for each house.Credit to Rach & Josh, what about her biological father and his partner, from what she shows on here they have equal access to Edie, and he and his partner never plaster that little girl on their sm.
Something else that has been bugging me, a few weeks ago Edies Xmas list was posted and it clearly said Mums house or to those words.
How old is she, 8?
So is she lead to believe Santa will come to her twice? Maybe it’s just me but should she still not believe in Santa at her age?
I know it’s different for different family’s but still!
My youngest were 5 & 7 when their father and I split, the kids did their lists to Santa and I shared it with him, we decided between us what we could get and afford, come Xmas, they were all from Santa, there was no divide, no mum got me this and dad got me that. Once they grew out of believing then of course it was different.Exactly. You would think that they would say that Santa will leave some of her presents at her dad's house as she stays there half the week and that she would have one list, not one for each house.
Just desperate for a Purple Heart and a pat on the headAre these people deaf and blind, dumb or just arse lickers?
we were told that my mum and dad bought all the presents and santa just delivered them, and that the santas in shopping centres/garden centre weren’t the real santa but just chosen by santa to pretend to be santa whilst he could organise christmas… we were thick kids as it made total sense to usI always told my kids just one small gift each came from Santa and the rest of the gifts were from us (mum and dad) this means they a)appreciate that the gifts are from us as I think it’s important that the big stuff isn’t from a man dressed in red! B) it’s less of a blow once they realise Santa isn’t real. My 10yr old kind of just figured it out age 8 and my youngest who is 7 still believes (although asks lots of questions like she doubts it) I imagine come next yr she will also figure it out. I think kids cotton on a lot quicker now with all the tech at their hands.
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