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To say to my fil, wow what bad manners

31 replies

Lardlizard · 21/06/2019 22:22

When he’s having yet again another dig at me
For being a Sahm

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thesnapandfartisinfallible · 22/06/2019 14:57

I'd just say actually I'm looking after my child. You know, like you didn't. I want my child to actually know both her parents.

SavingSpaces2019 · 22/06/2019 15:03

does SFIL have any kids of his own that he actually parented?

Tell him he can comment on what it means being a SAHP after he's done it himself.
Until then he can stick his ignorant, passive aggressive digs up his arse.

BackforGood · 22/06/2019 15:04

I agree with Apolloanddaphne, jgjgjgjg and others. Doesn't sound rude to me. It's not 'having a dig', unless you are going to come up with a massive backstory Confused

QueenoftheBiscuitTin · 22/06/2019 16:56

Tell him to mind his own business next time.

Bluerussian · 22/06/2019 17:50

Tell him you find his comments offensive and he should stop making them. He just doesn't realise the implications of what he is saying, stupid man.

LoeweMulberry · 22/06/2019 17:59

just laugh and sigh and say ''oh that's what you'd THINK''.

i have kids (two teens) and everybody in my team at work goes on about the pressure and the stress and the deadlines and so on but to me, going in there is like fucking YOGA. They are all young men with no responsibilites. Not dissing mental health issues but we had one guy, lived at home with mum and dad, he was off for months because he couldn't handle the stress of the job that I find a pleasant break from housework/childcare/kids rowing and messing. (same job). But just smile and wave! so to speak.

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