Yawn if this continues I think I’ll ask admin to move all the BF posts to the Mrs Hinch breastfeeding thread (containing all the breast feeding related comments that derailed one of her threads)
I was thinking this earlier. It’s going the same bloody wayYawn if this continues I think I’ll ask admin to move all the BF posts to the Mrs Hinch breastfeeding thread (containing all the breast feeding related comments that derailed one of her threads)
It’s ridiculous, you dare not say anything remotely tounge in cheek/ humourous in regards to breastfeeding and people are off with their bras and off with their headsI was thinking this earlier. It’s going the same bloody way
AbsofuckinglutelyIt’s ridiculous, you dare not say anything remotely tounge in cheek/ humourous in regards to breastfeeding and people are off with their bras and off with their heads
*waiting for someone to bite in 5, 4, 3...*
And totally missing the point of the postings. My take on the posts was that breastfeeding is not a problem, breastfeeding in an allotment is fine, posing in a bizarre stance with a fruit based emoji over your breast/boob/mammary mountains/chesticles/whatever the cool kids are calling your earth mother zones currently was a bit too RVK for our liking. But maybe I'm seeing humour in the comments where others are offended?It’s ridiculous, you dare not say anything remotely tounge in cheek/ humourous in regards to breastfeeding and people are off with their bras and off with their heads
*waiting for someone to bite in 5, 4, 3...*
Smug and vile.Moving the conversation gently on... she says she is conflicted whether to share how totally incredible her parents have been in case but she just has to share her gratitude (and doesn't in any way rein in her gushing about how lucky she is). We lost two of our baby's grandparents - one was my mum - while I was pregnant and those words would have been a dagger to the heart. If she wants to express her gratitude she can do so in person/send them flowers. After all she sees them daily. Why do it on social media? She is VILE.
So smug.Smug and vile.
I daren’t even lookSo smug.
I’m mega jealous that she’s got all that help though...
Don’t bother.I daren’t even look
Aw I’m so sorry to read this. I feel your pain. My children are without a grandparent who never met them. It does make you grieve all over again xI lost my mum very suddenly when I was 28 years old and had just booked our wedding. I'm now... 6 years down the line... expecting our first child together and my preganany has been lovely but also like grieving all over again for what could/should have been with my mum here. I'm incredibly lonely and finding things hard.
I actually don't HATE the post about being grateful to her parents, though I agree that she could just tell them to their face and show some degree of sensitivity to people who don't have their parents for whatever reason but the bit that really upset me was the 2nd comment then about feeling conflicted. It's so hypocritical. If you feel comflicted then that's the answer...don't post it!!!!!! It's not necessary to post that on a story especially which will be gone in 24 hours but will upset so many people in that time. But also, she has absolutely no idea what pain people like me will feel and she doesn't care either so why make out like you sympathise or understand when you don't!!!!
It’s so strange!Moving the conversation gently on... she says she is conflicted whether to share how totally incredible her parents have been in case but she just has to share her gratitude (and doesn't in any way rein in her gushing about how lucky she is). We lost two of our baby's grandparents - one was my mum - while I was pregnant and those words would have been a dagger to the heart. If she wants to express her gratitude she can do so in person/send them flowers. After all she sees them daily. Why do it on social media? She is VILE.
This was what I was trying to say but really badly. I lost my mum and dad had late stage dementia by the time I had my first. She either doesn’t care or is exceptionally ignorant in what she is saying.I lost my mum very suddenly when I was 28 years old and had just booked our wedding. I'm now... 6 years down the line... expecting our first child together and my preganany has been lovely but also like grieving all over again for what could/should have been with my mum here. I'm incredibly lonely and finding things hard.
I actually don't HATE the post about being grateful to her parents, though I agree that she could just tell them to their face and show some degree of sensitivity to people who don't have their parents for whatever reason but the bit that really upset me was the 2nd comment then about feeling conflicted. It's so hypocritical. If you feel comflicted then that's the answer...don't post it!!!!!! It's not necessary to post that on a story especially which will be gone in 24 hours but will upset so many people in that time. But also, she has absolutely no idea what pain people like me will feel and she doesn't care either so why make out like you sympathise or understand when you don't!!!!