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to be annoyed at some of the parents in ds's class

48 replies

FranSanDisco · 13/07/2010 18:34

Ds is going into Yr 3 in September and his class found out who their new teacher was today. The teacher has been witht he school for a couple of years and has previously taught in Yr 5. A group of mothers announced disgustedly that 'she's the lesbian one'. When I asked how they knew this they said she has short hair, wears no make up and trousers and is! I said I didn't judge on appearances and did it matter anyway. One of them said huffily it didn't matter but it was so obvious that it did matter. How does her sexuality affect her teaching fgs. I am still annoyed

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thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 20:39

Go to relationships and look it up.
Sure i won't lose any sleep.

hatingmyjob · 13/07/2010 20:42

People can be so small minded. In my DS's primary of about 200 kids, there is only 1 male teacher.

People are awful about him. Nobody wants their DC to be in his class and they make all sorts of comments about how he must be gay. (PLus many horrific insults that I am ashamed to have heard)

The joke is on them really because my DD had him in Y3 and he is honestly one of the best teachers she has had before or since. He is firm but fair and DDs confidence grew and grew under his care.

People are twunts!

FranSanDisco · 13/07/2010 20:42

My goodness you are holding a grudge! Bizarre, the thread died at the weekend. You are still putting apostrophes in the wrong place though. Do you have anything constructive to add to this?

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compo · 13/07/2010 20:46

God your school sounds awful, I'd hate my kids to be at a school full of narrow minded bigots - parents views will rub off on kids

thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 20:47

We all cant be as perfect as you.

Not constructive but i totally agree with you.

FranSanDisco · 13/07/2010 20:47

I agree Compo but we can't just move away.

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Snobear4000 · 13/07/2010 20:48

OP, thesunshines really is looking the twat now. Yes, look at this: "Some of my friend's are gay". Friend's. Very poor.

hahahahahaha loser.

"Some of my friends are gay", is often said by the type of person who also begins sentences with "I'm not a racist, but...". I think we all know the type.

And such anger as well. I wonder where it all stems from? Or is thesunshines just a nasty person from birth?

thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 20:52

Just a nasty person actually having to put up with t*ts like you, luckily for me tho i have 3 gorgeous children and a gorgeous partner so it hasn't really affected me. Thanks.

If you think i'm racist and a bigot you will find your actually the LOSER.

Starbuck999 · 13/07/2010 20:53

Unfortunately many people think gay = paedophile. Unbeliveable but very very true. My mother is one of them! Even more crazy when it's a gay male friend of mine who she warns me not to leave alone with my daughter!

FranSanDisco · 13/07/2010 20:54

Can I just assure 'thesunshinesbrightly' I am not a namechanger and don't hold a grudge. Glad we agree on the fact the parents at my dc's school are small minded bigots. I probably need to win the lottery and move away for the sake of my children but on the positive (struggles to find one) it raises issues which I can discuss with the children.

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thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 20:55

Oh my god and you are a man picking on girl.

for you and old enough to know better.

thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 20:57

FranSanDisco - I would like to apologise for behaving very childish on your thread.

Snobear4000 · 13/07/2010 21:04

Snobear watches in amazement as sunshines drops shovel and continues to dig hole with excavator.

FranSanDisco · 13/07/2010 21:08

OK, apology accepted

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thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 21:13

Thanks

thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 21:21

snobear - Hope it makes you feel better.

pigletmania · 13/07/2010 21:22

The mums sound immature, horrid and not people that I would associate with. I don't care what sexual orientation the teacher is as long as they are a good teacher. Don't think that any of the parents at our local primary would mind, they are on the whole a lovely lot, well those I have met.

Snobear4000 · 13/07/2010 21:30

Hey sunshines, don't come over all nice all of a sudden with your smiley faces and polite language. You already told me to fuck off, abused the OP, called me a twat, or something with t* in it.

You can't just backtrack and pretend you did not behave like a very nasty person and an aggressive antagonist.

Then you go on to use blatant sexism saying I am a man picking on a girl. OK, so if a man takes issue with a woman she is suddenly a girl and he is some kind of abuser. Disagreements between men and women should always be with the man being careful not to upset the poor lady because men are so big and strong and women are little delicate things. You're so Victorian!

Little delicate things normally do not go round telling people to fuck off, as you seem to enjoy doing.

You clearly have issues, unresolved, with your former partner. It's not fair for you to take them out on any other bloke you meet.

thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 22:03

I didnt apologise to you,snobear.

I told you to fuck off before i knew you was a bloke now i just dont want to talk to you nutter!

Snobear4000 · 13/07/2010 22:06

Didn't has an apostrophe in it.

thesunshinesbrightly · 13/07/2010 22:07

'It's not fair for you to take them out on any other bloke you meet'.

I don't.
My partner is wonderful and he would never speak to a woman like you do and he is big,strong and very protective and i have no issues with him at all. You on the other hand sound like a man that likes to talk woman down and argue hmm traits of 'a loser.'

LuluF · 14/07/2010 11:05

I know you shouldn't bring other threads into things, but I've been on a thread with Snobear before regarding an abusive relationship - I don't think that's at all how he comes across - he actually seemed quite sensitive and perceptive to me. But this is all a bit irrelevant - maybe we should all stick to the thread? There are some serious issues raised - and I would hate my kids to think that being gay is in anyway wrong. So I think you are right to look for the positives FranSanDisco - at least it raises the question and you can have a proper discussion with your kids - so that they don't believe anything they hear via those bigotted parents.

MathsMadMummy · 14/07/2010 11:52

FWIW I'd be really glad if DCs had a good teacher who was gay. They'd be a positive role model, and if my DCs ever experienced friends being homophobic, they'd be able to say "no, my teacher was gay and he/she was great" if that makes any sense!

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