Things you've noticed that are frowned upon on mums net

[ChitterChatter1987]

I'll go first 😆

-Kids sharing rooms
-Complaining about schools or teachers
-Feeling upset about a friend hurting you
-Having more than 1 kid on an income under circa 50-100k, or having more than two on an income under circa 100-150k
-Renting long term
Complaining about dogs being given human rights.
Complaining about grandparents care of DC's 'because it's free so like it or lump it!'

Step parents.
mother in laws
not working/sahp
supporting young adults
holidays without children

Men disagreeing with anything, better LTB
and don’t dream of defending a man for anything, that means you are part of the problem 😂

And don’t forget you HAVE to self-identify your class otherwise how will we all live not knowing that you are better than us 🤣

Ghosting people

Not being able to drive
going to university in London

Saying that you’re going to send your kid to a school with a very predominantly working class intake and is a school which middle class parents would never consider

This is met with complete incredulity /disbelief

OMG YY to so many of these especially working class!! I mean wtf?! 🤣

also - what about a baby scan pic as your FB profile pic? We all know how well this goes down !!! 🤣💪

Being fat

Hot tubs
second homes
landlords

The most gigantic pain in my arse was named Karen.
We were supposed to be old ladies together but we lost her to cancer back in 2007 before the “Karen” thing began.
I’ll forever be sad that I never got to say, “Please pass the salt, Karen,” and “Don’t forget to shut the door, Karen,” and “You’re a pain in the ass, Karen, and “I miss you so much I could cry, Karen.”
You know - the typical Karen stuff.

Bottle feeding
Not having a baby between 30-35 (outside of this and you’re selfish)
Liking sex
Couples being able to choose their own wedding and not take into account every single guest’s preference
Being vegan
Being friends with the opposite sex if you’re heterosexual
Sending your child to nursery
Enjoying weddings and birthdays
Calling a child a name that wasn’t popular in the UK in 1900 (and god forbid a foreign name!!)
Having a competent adult partner
Liking fashion
Wanting a night away without your children
Liking your mother in law
Splitting the bill

Drinking more than 2 glasses of wine in a sitting means you have an alcohol problem and should seek help immediately. If done within a 100m of any children means you are an unfit parent and should have your children removed immediately.

Admitting that Australia is a great place to live and not the racist hellhole many MN posters seem determined to believe. Conversely, acknowledging that the UK is also still a great place to live with a lot to offer and not in fact a third world basket case.

Doing anything perceived as American (even if it has origins elsewhere)

• Halloween

• Baby showers
• General consumerism

Calling someone your partner after only knowing them 6 months.

Introducing a partner/boyfriend to your children (adult children included) before you've been with them a year.

Pointing out that the terms "give me the ick" and "get your ducks in a row" are awful childish phrases that should never be used by a grown woman.

Liking McDonald’s
Not liking McDonald’s

Poor old Ronald doesn’t know where he stands on here.

Not going to A&E, now!

Being fat
Taking weight loss injections because according to Mumsnet the only acceptable way to lose weight is to suffer by exercising for 6 hours a day and not eating any carbs. Anything other than that is cheating

Anything vegan related.
Eating carbs!

Sleep training. (and worst of all, cry it out.)

far better to spend several years in a sleep
deprived fug, wondering why you are depressed.

Being friends with your DH.

Using bleach to clean

Loads , as many of you have mentioned above but also

Pandora jewellery

Inviting family to weddings. Its ALL just about the bride and groom and if they don't particularly like one sibling then its FINE to invite everyone except them

Women enjoying casual sex

Having house plants I saw a post where a person basically got told her house was awful as she had plants and stuff in there, too much clutter.... it was literally two little plants