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AIBU to think bloody hell crack a smile nursery mum

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ShootPeppaPig · 11/05/2015 18:22

Not sure what I could have ever done to offend this woman, but iv just been blatantly blanked not once, but twice while we were both with our kids who recognised each other...

Our kids go to the same place every day and play with each other there... Of course she doesn't speak to me there either but it's a drop off/dash out situation and I presumed that was why we never spoke as she might be rushing to get to work iyswim

To make matters worse I obviously smiled both times thinking at least she'd acknowledge me the second if she pretended not to see me the first (which was impossible, we were stood next to each other!)

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SurlyCue · 11/05/2015 21:32

Thanks peppa i will have a google.

nocoolnamesleft · 11/05/2015 22:33

I remember the time someone at work (who barely knew me) came out with "Oh come on, would it kill you to smile? Cheer up, who's died!"

"My grandad, last night"

Then he got all upset because he hadn't meant to upset me, and I was expected to apologise to him because he ended up feeling bad...

You never quite know what's going on in someone else's life.

kissmethere · 11/05/2015 23:22

There's been a few threads on this recently.
She's rude and you have to just accept she doesn't want to know,. Give a total of the tiniest shits about her. I've had this and basically look past certain school run parents as I've tried and they've blanked me. Dying for one of them to bring it up and I'll point out they've started ignoring me, Ive been mad about it but have no idea what is going on in their head.
Don't sweat it.

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