frizz WOOHOO for mrfrizz and you - that is fantastic news!
frying you are THE BEST PERSON. Fact.
mythree agree that your mum was probably trying to minimise your fear/not show hers, but not v helpful reaction. Hope you are okay.
Mac fucking bastards. I will kill them for you if you kill Viking CUNTING Direct for me? They promised me a bookcase on Wednesday, now it won't arrive until NEXT FRIDAY. I hate the fucking bastard liars. Just tell me when you can deliver, don't pretend you can do it really soon, then let me down.
tarka that was helpful of the lady, eh? Like you can just change your mind now? FFS. Also, I would take a tantrummer over a biter/hitter though - louder, granted, but there's something so mean about kids who bite and hit. We have friends with one and I always ALWAYS judge massively when he does it it doesn't help that he looks like the devil. At least she is letting out emotions, not just acting on anger.
quacko I have had this - not that DH has actually been unsupportive, but if I'm honest, I seize on tiny indications that he might not be the perfect H/father and catastrophize slightly get het up about it. I think it seems like we have ticking clocks inside us, and they have x number of weeks to shape up - or that will be it. Whereas, in reality, there are many options/shades of gray, and the odds are good that they will stop dicking about and man up. And if they don't do it immediately, they will learn over time. I hope so, anyway - I've got to the dramatic 'well, then THAT'S IT' moment more than once in the past month.
I'm not implying your DH is in fact a paragon, but saying it can feel a bit more overwhelming/immediate than it is, IYSWIM? Sorry, I don't think that came out quite right.