It's not that. It's how the father is dripping verbal poison against OP into their son's ear as a way of hurting her via their son. OP has to deal with their son treating her badly because the father is playing Trickle Half Truth and committing Parental Alienation of Affection
Dementia is a very hard experience for all involved, watching your loved one forgetting everything and everyone.... may this disease be treatable in the coming years.
Story 2: hey bro, you tried stealing out baby's name to call yourself a woman and now are surprised when you don't get the joy of chaos? That makes your whole situation to be sus and disrespectful.
and gramma with dementia. you tell kid the unvarnished truth. they can handle more than you think. I mean the truth. that people with dementia can be very very hard to deal with ... and just is another reason not to have kids. let daddy have custody of this brat. this is a consequence of NOT telling the kid the unvarnished truth.
For the person whose former MIL has dementia. I worked for 20 years dealing with people with dementia. Your ex should go support groups for people who have parents with dementia. His family should know that even though they can have good days where they seem like their old self. They will never go back to normal. Eventually, he will have to make the decision to place his mom in a facility where she can receive 24 hour supervision.
Bro when you parents told you that they wouldn’t come your weeding just reply that you wouldn’t come to their funeral also..😂😂😂 be petty, your parents is close minded…
Tell them to get their golden child to support them in their old age. She won't, though, and then they will be alone because they pushed away the good kid in favour of the bad kid.
Story 3- I call bullshit. My grandma had Alzheimer’s and dementia set in when I was 11, she passed when I was 19. After all that, I care for my wife, kids, AND my elderly dad. She just sounds lazy, or uncaring.
Okay, I genuinely felt bad for OP in story 3 until she wanted to abandon her kid. I understand that caring for a relative with dementia as a kid was probably traumatic and potentially having to help do it again would be difficult, but this is your husband's parent, so I think they could've come up with a better plan. Instead, she dipped out. It seemed like a sincere case of values not aligning until she mentioned abandoning her kid at the first sign of issues. Now its a pattern, it seems like what ACTUALLY happened was that OP ran away at the first sign on trouble in the relationship. Especially because she is soooo over the top with her comments about "doing whats right for my kid." It seems like she's trying wayyy too hard to defend herself there. Also, let's assume that the husband is a good person... His comment to the kid about mom not wanting to take care of grandma was the honest truth, although a bit blunt. It seems like he's hurt by OP's actions and was just a little too honest with the kid.
Am i the only one who thinks of grenadine is the sweet treat put in our coke and sprites growing up, not a fricken first name?
Hence the joke.
Grenadine is still a flavor for drinks nowadays.
"mommy didn't want me to help grandma"
Is actually, daddy wanted to make me take care of grandma and I could not do it and still take care of you.
For sister to get jail time, it wasn't her first dui. Courts treat duis like a joke unless someone gets hurt.
Story 3: yes, dealing with dimensia patients can be exhausting, but I cannot agree on how OP decides "single parenting is hard and I wanna quit"
It's not that. It's how the father is dripping verbal poison against OP into their son's ear as a way of hurting her via their son. OP has to deal with their son treating her badly because the father is playing Trickle Half Truth and committing Parental Alienation of Affection
They did not deserve to partake on your success.
Dementia is a very hard experience for all involved, watching your loved one forgetting everything and everyone.... may this disease be treatable in the coming years.
Story 2: hey bro, you tried stealing out baby's name to call yourself a woman and now are surprised when you don't get the joy of chaos? That makes your whole situation to be sus and disrespectful.
My mom demanded I invite my little sister and husband they made fun of my late wife being over weight and my mother demanded it didn't happen.
You are Not the A-Hole!!!!!! She did this to herself. Inform everyone of what's going on.... Keep going, stay strong!!!!!!
Story 3 yea shes the asshole and kinda fucked up but the dad is too for trying to ruin the kids relationship with their mom
With parents like them , who needs bullies
and gramma with dementia. you tell kid the unvarnished truth. they can handle more than you think. I mean the truth. that people with dementia can be very very hard to deal with ... and just is another reason not to have kids. let daddy have custody of this brat. this is a consequence of NOT telling the kid the unvarnished truth.
For the person whose former MIL has dementia. I worked for 20 years dealing with people with dementia. Your ex should go support groups for people who have parents with dementia. His family should know that even though they can have good days where they seem like their old self. They will never go back to normal. Eventually, he will have to make the decision to place his mom in a facility where she can receive 24 hour supervision.
Story number 3 writer is a coward.
Bro when you parents told you that they wouldn’t come your weeding just reply that you wouldn’t come to their funeral also..😂😂😂 be petty, your parents is close minded…
Tell them to get their golden child to support them in their old age. She won't, though, and then they will be alone because they pushed away the good kid in favour of the bad kid.
15:45 Dear computer reader: "$5" is pronounced "five dollars" and not "dollar five." Have someone uodate your lousy program.
Story 3- I call bullshit. My grandma had Alzheimer’s and dementia set in when I was 11, she passed when I was 19. After all that, I care for my wife, kids, AND my elderly dad. She just sounds lazy, or uncaring.
Okay, I genuinely felt bad for OP in story 3 until she wanted to abandon her kid. I understand that caring for a relative with dementia as a kid was probably traumatic and potentially having to help do it again would be difficult, but this is your husband's parent, so I think they could've come up with a better plan. Instead, she dipped out. It seemed like a sincere case of values not aligning until she mentioned abandoning her kid at the first sign of issues. Now its a pattern, it seems like what ACTUALLY happened was that OP ran away at the first sign on trouble in the relationship. Especially because she is soooo over the top with her comments about "doing whats right for my kid." It seems like she's trying wayyy too hard to defend herself there. Also, let's assume that the husband is a good person... His comment to the kid about mom not wanting to take care of grandma was the honest truth, although a bit blunt. It seems like he's hurt by OP's actions and was just a little too honest with the kid.
story 2: typical Troon behavior
Lana or Lorna. Get it together.
How do you not google a name and seriously pick something that isn’t stupid
That's the whole point of the prank!
2nd story. Entitled people that is really bothering. Hello i want attention look im going into boy to girl
Story 2 : No wonder why your brother can't even get over a joke, he even doesn't know who he is...
Story 2 - brother needs to stop attention seeking
yep, the whole gender and identity thing is just abject narcissism.
*He. *Brother. Fixed
Story2 attention seeking much
the baby's name is just like the brothers "identity". fake and a joke.
Damn he needs to correct it. Its a he