started to read an aritcle in paper today (DM), one of those mumsy articles, a women (middle class type) going on in the first paragraph about 'why are mothers blamed for everything' however i found i could not read much of it after her going into detail about how she had spent AGES making sure she had bought the best/hard to find perfect gifts for her children only to be rewarded on christmas day but her 7 year old dd freaking out having the most terrible tantrum moaning about how she (the mother) had forgotten to buy her a paperchase clip folder (despite her mother having bought what sounded to me to be a fantastic array of gifts) and that is was now the worst christmas and that she would never forgive her. the women went into detail of the sort of things that came out of her darling childs gob but instead of mentioning anything about how rude her dd was etc all she could say was something about feeling awful that she had forgotten the clip board and how she worried her dd would never forgive her, something about her (the mother) having to hide behind her sofa in shame....HELLO! i'm sorry but mothers like this drive me to distraction. Sounds to me like she has an over endulged procious brat who has never/rarely been told 'no'. due to the nature of what i do for a living (trader) which is in a very midddle class area which at the w/e is over run with their offsping we (other traders) watch in fascination as an abundance of these 'young trendy mothers and fathers' allow their kids to be so bloody rude and ill mannered, i bet this women's kid is a real bundle of joy. Needless to say i didn't read the rest of the article as i thought the women needed a good slap/shake. did anyone else read this?
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kelway · 13/01/2011 17:23
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