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To think my sister is being a cheeky fucker?

533 replies

Cheekyeffingsister · 20/12/2017 13:57

We have a family whatsapp group and a few weeks ago we all put lists of present ideas for ourselves/our dcs and everyone said what they would get to avoid duplicates.

Dsis sent hers over, ‘does she think we’re all minted’ says dp whilst looking at her list. Nothing under £75 for her or her dp/DCs. We’re not well off by any means (her present is more than what I’ve spent on my own child) but she had called me and said ‘oh I couldn’t find what you wanted but saw some beautiful things you’ll love while in House of Fraser so got you and dp a £150 voucher towards them’ so based on that I felt I had to get her the pricey presents as couldn’t believe she’d spent so much! (Our presents we sent we’re all under £20)

Now 5 days before Christmas she has sent a message to the group whatsapp ‘Hi guys, just to let you all know we didn’t budget that well for Christmas and Sam asked for an Xbox last minuite so we won’t be doing presents for anyone this year. Hoped to get the kids something but don’t think we’ll have time now. See you Sunday x’

AIBU to think she’s a cheeky fucker? I know I’ll get called grabby and you don’t give to receive etc but to me it seems she’s sent us all pricey things, acting like she’s doing the same then waited until everyone will have bought things to say actually she’s not getting us anything!

I’m more pissed off that she said she’d get one of the things on DDs list and now i can’t find it to arrive before Xmas.

Disclaimer as not to dripfeed - she has form for this kind of thing.

OP posts:
PieAndPumpkins · 28/12/2017 10:34

Your families reinforce her behavior. Shame on them all. Personally the moment the poor child is affected, thinking (realising) she's second class, would be the moment I walk away. No family is better than shit family.

PieAndPumpkins · 28/12/2017 10:34

family*

SinisterBumFacedCat · 28/12/2017 10:49

You have mumsnets official permission to avoid Christmas with them next year.

TBH I'd be seriously questioning what reason you have to remain in contact with any of them. Fuck 'em really.

perfectstorm · 29/12/2017 16:18

I think it's time to protect your child from these people. Short doses of supervised contact sounds wisest, and a lovely family Christmas where you spend the majority of your hard earned cash on yourselves.

Really sorry, OP. You're very restrained, but it sounds clear that you have dealt with this your whole life, and it has to have been very painful. I'm glad you have your own lovely family now, and your husband to reinforce that you aren't the one who is batshit crazy.

SchadenfreudePersonified · 01/01/2018 15:55

None of us give to receive I hope, but none of us gives to be treated like shit, either .

Son't allow ANYONE to wipe their feet on you OP

BMW6 · 01/01/2018 16:47

Your DD asked your GP why he didn't like her ????????

So it is not just you that is treated with disregard but your child too?

For that alone I would go NC with the whole poisonous lot of them. How can you continue to allow your child to be hurt by their cruelty?

Hissy · 02/01/2018 08:31

Op, you’re a mug!

Be a mug no more! Wtf were you doing helping with the lunch at 36weeks?????

Stop this bollocks once and for all!

DarkPeakScouter · 02/01/2018 08:55

Omg cut contact - they all sound vile

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