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MOM CONFESSION:It’s been one of those days. I just ate a full pint of Häagen- Dazs, and when my three year old asked me what I was eating, I told her it was special medicine for mommies because I didn’t want to share.
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MOM CONFESSION:It’s been one of those days. I just ate a full pint of Häagen- Dazs, and when my three year old asked me what I was eating, I told her it was special medicine for mommies because I didn’t want to share.
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Comment by Deana Stuckey on Apr 16 2009 04:16:54:
I sometimes fantasize of being hospitalized, so I can have 3 meals a day served to me, no visitors if the sign is posted, I wouldn’t have to allow phone calls, I could take a shower without being disturbed, heck I could even go to the bathroom without being bothered and if it was something more serious, then maybe my teenagers would show some remorse for the way they talk to me (I have 6 kids, 3 of which are teenagers).
Comment by Shanna on Apr 16 2009 04:50:56:
These are horrible… I can’t imagine thinking any of this stuff especially fantasizing about my husband’s life insurance money and being glad about having a miscarriage. Very disturbing..
Comment by kim – resident mom on Apr 16 2009 05:16:50:
OMG, I was JUST fantasizing about the divorce one last night. That is too funny.
Shanna, I’m glad that you have a 50% partner that helps you so much that you don’t need to think things like this. I think you’re probably in the minority.
Comment by Navy Wife on Apr 17 2009 07:11:28:
I kind of like it when my husband is out to sea. If he’s not here, then I can’t feel resentful that he isn’t doing more with our child.
Comment by Trainer wife on Dec 04 2009 05:39:21:
I am so glad that I am not alone in feeling that my husband does not pull his weight in raiseing our child, even though he is the one who wanted a child. I do love my husband. I do not fantasize about his demise, but I oftern fantasize about leaving him and moving to where my family is and starting a new life with support and new freedom. I agree with Kim. Lack of support is a very serious thing. It is worst when you are married, becasue you are a single mom who just happens to be married. You get less help from people because they figure you have a husband.