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AIBU?

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Is my mummy BU? (Lighthearted)

46 replies

steppedonlego · 24/02/2015 16:27

I'm a 17 month old girl, and I think I have the worst mother in the world.

This morning, she forcibly put me in the car, then drove me to the large building that I like to make screechy noises in because of the echo. She strapped me into the iron chariot, and started to walk around. So as to not disturb her from her seemingly random placing of objects into the back of my chariot, I began making my screechy screeches, when to my horror she made the noise that meant she wanted me to stop. I was completely dumbfounded, does anyone else's mother do this?

Anyway, so as not to provoke her further, I turned my attention to the other items in the chariot, in fact when her back was turned I managed to get hold of one of the tubs with the foil tops that she tries to market to me as a treat. (I know better. I've seen where she puts the choc choc) with my brand new mouth knives I managed to piece the papery stuff, squirting the innards all over myelf and the cart, before throwing it on the floor. I was having such a great time before she turned back. She made the noise that means stop again, before starting to clean me.

Once back home, I felt a little tired, so she put me in my tiny jail, where I finally submitted to sleep. I can only assume she ceased to exist in this time, but as I dreamed of the smell of chocolate cake and sausage casserole she may have been making them in the "ah ah no burney hot" as she calls it.

When I finally got up this afternoon, she made me my afternoon feast, but forgot to peel my apple. I taught her a lesson by throwing it on the floor. I may have punished her further, but Mr maker was on, and the shapes song is my jam.

We later engaged in our favourite activities, mainly looking at the bound paper whilst I try to pull it out of her hands to show her how to use it properly, I conducted her in singing (making sure to reward by clapping) and screeching when unable to get the square in the round hole.

I thought I had given her a lovely day, full of challenges, but now, all I want to do is roll around on the sofa/mummy, alternately head butting her and kicking her in the nose, whilst spilling my bottle of water on every available surface. She keeps lifting my legs out the way and asking for kisses, which she know I abhor.

Would I be unreasonable to go NC?

OP posts:
Purplehonesty · 24/02/2015 16:41

Yanbu - I would sit on her knee, wriggle a lot and have a good poop. Hopefully some will leak out. That'll teach her not to leave peel on your apple!

MetallicBeige · 24/02/2015 16:44

I hate these threads.

LuckyLopez · 24/02/2015 16:48

Oh me too. Pointless and odd.

DownstairsMixUp · 24/02/2015 16:51

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itsnotmeitsyou1 · 24/02/2015 16:53

Oh good Lord, this is the most twee thing I've ever read.

ASAS · 24/02/2015 16:55

Awww, I think this is a cute thread. I'm all for a bit of teatime comic relief.

MetallicBeige · 24/02/2015 16:55

Does anybody remember the Baby Faith ones? They were vomit inducing and the poster did loads. Grin

steppedonlego · 24/02/2015 16:57

Sorry, didn't mean to be twee or annoying, would just rather see the funny side in a moment of nervous exhaustion rather than have a meltdown of my own Blush

OP posts:
bobs123 · 24/02/2015 17:01

Having never seen one of these before I thought it very funny.

And yes your mummy is being totally U - from your point of view Smile

hmc · 24/02/2015 17:03

Don't be so mean and spiky you miserable arses - just hide the thread!

BitOutOfPractice · 24/02/2015 17:03

I've just been a bit sick in the back of my throat

Sorry OP I know you were being light hearted but it is a bit...sickly

BitchBags · 24/02/2015 17:07

I thought it was funny and written very well. Ignore the grumpy people.
your DD sounds awesome btwGrin

squoosh · 24/02/2015 17:14

I think it was well written too. Ignore those from the tribe known as Vinegar Tits.

Patchworkpatty · 24/02/2015 19:04

The vipers are out, build a large sofa cushion fort and throw Pringles at the miserable lot. You are dnbu, go with the waking up at least twice a night plan for the next week...that'll learn her.Grin

OneDayMySleepWillCome · 24/02/2015 19:13

I loved it! Funny op ??

oldcroneat39 · 24/02/2015 19:13

Sleep perfectly tonight. Save it for tomorrow night. Lull that woman into thinking she did it all right all day Wink

Koalafications · 24/02/2015 19:17

If you don't find it funny, don't comment. Why be so rude?

RandomFriend · 24/02/2015 19:21

I found it funny! Have a lovely evening, OP. Flowers

waithorse · 24/02/2015 19:22

Nothing will ever beat the Fited up pear thread though.

waithorse · 24/02/2015 19:22

Cutted Blush

Aliiiii · 24/02/2015 19:26

Well I thought it was great
GrinGrin

suddenlycupishalffull · 24/02/2015 19:34

Wow nothing like women supporting women and the response to this thread is nothing like it...I thought the point of MN is to enable women in supporting each other - as Thumper's mother said, 'if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all!' Seriously though, why be so horrible? I don't get it. Anyway OP I really liked this, made me smile after a very long day, thank you Thanks

peanutbetter · 24/02/2015 19:39

YABU. Your mummy sounds lovely Smile

sparklepopsicles · 24/02/2015 19:39

Flowers I thought it was cute and funny. Think my 16 month ds would get on very well with your DD they have a lot in common Smile

Ouchbloodyouch · 24/02/2015 19:54

If you don't like it there is always a 'back' option. If I had started this and received some of the comments up thread I would have felt a bit shitty. Nice!