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Mother’s Day is hard for me because, while my mother is an amazing human being in most aspects, she hates a huge part of who I am. It hurts her for some reason she won’t let go of. It’s hard to spend a day ignoring that, because I spent a decade ignoring it just to make her happy.
Parenting Guilt Trips: How to Drop the "I Should Have" and Start Healing
Let’s name the elephant in the room: You’ve lain awake replaying that moment. The time you: Missed the school play because of work Snapped when they needed patience Didn’t “see the signs” soon enough Parental guilt isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s paralyzing. But here’s the liberating truth: Great parents aren’t perfect—they’re repaired. Here’s how to break free. Why Parenting Guilt Hits So…
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The Kid decorated my laptop with diamond art stickers she created herself. And my initial reaction was not what I thought it would be. 🤔 So this happened on Sunday. And at first–I’m just going to be honest — I was a little irked. I know I know. 🤦♀️ My Mom Guilt kicked in saying I should be so blessed and excited that The Kid decorated my laptop. But the perfectionist/control freak in me didn’t…
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If you choose to watch AJPW over DDT tonight, I won’t be mad, I’ll just be disappointed.
I just made the mistake of mentioning to my dad that I’m training for a half marathon and the conversation went as follows. Me: Yeah so me and a few girlfriends are going to start training for the Disney half marathon so I’m going to plan a trip down there and maybe make it a vacation. Dad: What? That’s great! Well, do you need money for your training? Me: What, what for? Dad: For your training, you know. I could give you money.
Me: No dad. I’m just going to run around.
My father was so excited that I was working out that he offered me money. He then went on to talk about his workout routine for a half an hour and repeatedly tell me how great it was that I was working out and how good it would be for me. I’m just...so beyond annoyed. He’s never offered to pay for anything before but I guess the idea of a skinny daughter was worth an investment.
So it turns out dad guilt is a thing too and I feel about 1000x worse now.
Hilarious spoof Twitter account: Can working dads really have it all?
by Maggie Downs posted in Mom Stories Man Who Has It All is the Twitter account of a dude who just wants to talk about your average, everyday, working-dad concerns -- like dad guilt, finding time for housework, and which fragrance to wear to the office to exude confidence. Actually, it's a spoof account that parodies the advice so... Read... Want to get the full story? Click on the headline above. And thanks for reading the BabyCenter Blog. http://bit.ly/1WZpiL6
