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Im really upset please give me your advice?

10 replies

dancejustdance · 07/10/2010 21:03

A while ago my dd and I was asked to be bridesmaid which was lovely but I only knew the bride for 4 months,I was flattered but accepted untill the bride started making demands.

She said my dd could come to the wedding but had to go after the wedding itself and the photos ,the demands went on and on and in the end I stepped downas did my dd.

The wedding came and went and I sent a lovely present and apologised that we could not attend.

Since then she has started to be difficult the thing is she is my neighbour,she started ignoring me ,talking to the neighbours standing outside when I return home,to which they now dont speak to me.

I can deal with that,but I asked her what the problem was as to why she was talking about me and the family and all was ok.

Recentley she is heard in the garden moaning about us saying we would report her as they were being slightly inconsiderate as they were in the garden till 3am with a toddler crying,drinking outside and not being very quiet,my dc's were poorly with a temparature so I was in their room,I had to close the window in the end hence the comment.

Came home my garden had mud scattered all over the pathway,and I had a plant broke I knocked the door and asked if they knew anything,she was busy and sent her ds to the door I said I will report it dont worry,there are only a few with dogs and hers has been caught in our garden before.

Since then we had on company turning up at the door saying we asked for them,when we didnt.

And then they are moaning about us loud enough for me to hear in the garden,I snapped and replied if you have a problem come and talk about it,like an adult instead of gossiping.

I have had enough,my dp says ignore them what do you think,i feel Im just as bad for replying arghh.

Im so sorry but I need to vent,I worried we will get kicked out of our housing place and life will be a nightmare now.

thanks for listening xx

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ajandjjmum · 07/10/2010 21:06

Not being rude, but if she asked you to be bridesmaid after only knowing you for a short while, it sort of sets off the alarm bells that she has few friends. I wonder why?!!!

Steer clear!

Ewe · 07/10/2010 21:09

I would have to move, she sounds vile.

dancejustdance · 07/10/2010 21:15

We will be moving just not yet?thanks I have name changed from along time ago just wanted to see what mnetters said now.

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Dione · 07/10/2010 21:19

Don't respond and don't worry. Soon all your neighbours will know what she is like.

dancejustdance · 07/10/2010 21:30

bump

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nickschick · 07/10/2010 21:32

Someone like that soon kets people realise what shes like.

Keep your head down and dont feed her fire.

thesecondcoming · 07/10/2010 21:33

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Message withdrawn at poster's request.

dancejustdance · 07/10/2010 21:40

Thanks mnetters,my dp said the same thing just ignore,ignore.

I have never had to deal with anyone like this before and I hate bad feelings.

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Chil1234 · 07/10/2010 21:50

I'd suggest you maintain a very civil front... be uber polite if you happen to see her and don't call her to any of the other neighbours. Ignore any loud back-garden remarks or dog incidents. If you don't seem bothered she'll get bored and move onto someone else.

dancejustdance · 07/10/2010 21:52

Thanks Chil1234,I feel so much better thank you for replying I really needed this advice.

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