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AIBU?

Aibu to think you should not be announcing your pregnancy after one month?

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roses2 · 10/09/2011 23:39

so dhs friends dp is pregnant and she announced it to the world in July - it is due end February 2012.

They had a scan this week (they live in Europe) and where told it's a boy

They are getting married in a few weeks but she wants to wait until the week before to buy the dress because every day she is getting bigger and bigger (after three months I think it's more she is eating too much rather than being pregnant)

I am left feeling a bit I am happy for them but announcing it one week after Flo was due and already telling people it's a boy after two and a half months?

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WoofToYouTooLady · 10/09/2011 23:42

two words for you:

beak out

NickNacks · 10/09/2011 23:42

Each to their own - not sure exactly why its bothering you?

I announced at 14 weeks with DC1, 6weeks with DC2 and 18 weeks with DC3.

My (and DH's!) choice.

MorelliOrRanger · 10/09/2011 23:42

Isn't it up to them? YABU.

carpwidow · 10/09/2011 23:43

It's their business. YABU and your clause in brackets was unnecessary. You obviously have a huge problem with this woman. Go away and analyse why you were led to start this thread.

Takitezee · 10/09/2011 23:44

YABU. It's up to them when they announce their pregnancy.

griphook · 10/09/2011 23:44

tbh you sound a bit jealous. I wouldn't tell anyone before the scan but that's my choice and it's their choice to tell people. Is there a reason why it is bothering you so much?

As for the dress, I think that's a ggod idea

ChickensHaveNoEyebrows · 10/09/2011 23:45

I don't see why they are BU. Everyone knew I was pregnant at 6 weeks in both my pregnancies. The vomiting around the clock was a give away.

Honeydragon · 10/09/2011 23:45

I had no choice in either of my pg, I get chronic hyperemisis pretty much from conception and wound up hospitalised both times.

Doesn't matter when you tell people as long as you feel comfy telling them

DogsBestFriend · 10/09/2011 23:45

YABU. No-one has to gain your approval before they announce their pregnancy.

Honeydragon · 10/09/2011 23:46

and you are being rude about her size/overeating

RealityVonCrapp · 10/09/2011 23:46

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ShutUppaYourFace · 10/09/2011 23:46

There are no rules as far as i'm aware of, YABU

carpwidow · 10/09/2011 23:47

I pressed "post message" and then felt really bad - thought had clouded my judgement. Glad to see now that I am not alone in my opinion :)

AgentZigzag · 10/09/2011 23:47

It isn't up to them at all!

They should listen to the OP and do what she says.

Obviously.

AgentZigzag · 10/09/2011 23:48

And they'd definately do what the OP says if they knew how she felt about eating anything when you're pregnant.

usualsuspect · 10/09/2011 23:49

yabu for using the phrase flo was due

carpwidow · 10/09/2011 23:49

...and she won't be a virgin when she gets married??!! Throw her to the tower

doublestandard · 10/09/2011 23:50

YABU. I can't see what business it is of yours.

We told people as soon as we had decided to keep the baby but only told the same people who we'd tell if I miscarried. Then after 13 week scan we told everyone.

At 22 week scan we found out he (not the use of he not it - you'd do well to try to do the same) was a boy and we told everyone and what his name was

Did I care what anyone thought? Not a jot.

A1980 · 10/09/2011 23:52

They are getting married in a few weeks but she wants to wait until the week before to buy the dress because every day she is getting bigger and bigger (after three months I think it's more she is eating too much rather than being pregnant)

I'm glad you're not my "friend". What a bitchy, horrible thing to say!

doublestandard · 10/09/2011 23:53

YY usualsuspect. It took me about a minute to work out who Flo was. I was going to ask the OP because, before it dawned on me, I thought Flo might be the Op's baby's name.

Obviously I now know it is just a particularly tacky euphemism for period.

roses2 · 10/09/2011 23:54

Meow

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carpwidow · 10/09/2011 23:55

There's more to this than meets the eye OP. The whole tone of your post is strange - the clause about them living in Europe has no relevance and you're starting this thread just before midnight on a Saturday. Something is eating you up! Come on spit it out! Have you got a history with this woman?

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MorelliOrRanger · 10/09/2011 23:57

Maybe OP is jealous?

usualsuspect · 10/09/2011 23:57

who let that bloody cat in here again?

Moominsarescary · 10/09/2011 23:58

Well I'm due the middle of feb so will be 18 weeks in a few days, I've not put any weight on yet due to the constant sickness but can't get in any of my clothes so I think yabu and pretty bitchy.

Why do you care when she told everyone, she is obviously excited and why shouldn't she be

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