Soldato
Women overreact when it comes to kid injuries.
Is this a one off or do you often have these sorts of issues?
Girlfriend mad at me.
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Women overreact when it comes to kid injuries.
Is this a one off or do you often have these sorts of issues?
Man of Honour
Hah not always, my mum is the one that is like "if you can walk you're fine!" meanwhile my dad will call the doctor for a stomach ache or paper cut
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Soldato
Yeah I think you're right about that. Children take precedence. Hopefully things will settle down and get back to "normal", whatever that is?
Man of Honour
She's imbalanced.
Soldato
Reading this affirms my decision to remain single 
Women are great but the older they get the madder they get. Stay single lads and maybe just have a friend with benefits.
Oh good luck OP, though it sounds like you are going to spends years banging your head against a brick wall or treading on egg shells. Sorry.
Women are great but the older they get the madder they get. Stay single lads and maybe just have a friend with benefits.Oh good luck OP, though it sounds like you are going to spends years banging your head against a brick wall or treading on egg shells. Sorry.
I highlighted some quotes of yours that seem to contradict each other.
Is this one of those sentences were women say one thing but actually mean the opposite? Because considering what you said about what you think she thinks, I wonder if you are ignoring some cues she’s been giving out.
Also you do seem to spend a massive amount of time with your mum. If I’m understanding your post correctly you spend nearly half of every week with your mum being in some part of your families life.
When was the last time you only went shopping with your baby and your girlfriend?
When she calms down you need to talk to your girlfriend and check that she hasn’t been hinting at some issues for a while that you have completely ignored.
Is this one of those sentences were women say one thing but actually mean the opposite? Because considering what you said about what you think she thinks, I wonder if you are ignoring some cues she’s been giving out.
Also you do seem to spend a massive amount of time with your mum. If I’m understanding your post correctly you spend nearly half of every week with your mum being in some part of your families life.
When was the last time you only went shopping with your baby and your girlfriend?
When she calms down you need to talk to your girlfriend and check that she hasn’t been hinting at some issues for a while that you have completely ignored.
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Lol What!!!That reminds me of the guy on here that farted in bed and shot a poo at his mrs
Soldato
That is harsh. Women can become irrational about their children. He has a young family and likely loves his partner, you don't just throw that away because of one incident and neither should you. His daughter would benefit from having both parents with her if they can work it out.
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Oh man this is hilarious.
Soldato
Vintage GD thread right here, like the good old days!
Someone posted about doing this in an old thread on here
But i can't remember who posted it or which thread
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Ugh, what a horrible situation.
To me, it sounds like this is a "last straw" thing for your girlfriend. It is worth looking back to see what has been bubbling in the background- and be honest about that.
If you want to save the relationship, you're going to have to eat humble pie. "I'll make sure my mum tells you if anything like this happens again" etc. It'll mean listening to her side and taking her seriously- don't dismiss her remarks, as she is clearly unhappy.
It's sensible to start thinking seriously about what happens if the relationship is over. You might want legal advice on property, child access etc.
Good luck!
To me, it sounds like this is a "last straw" thing for your girlfriend. It is worth looking back to see what has been bubbling in the background- and be honest about that.
If you want to save the relationship, you're going to have to eat humble pie. "I'll make sure my mum tells you if anything like this happens again" etc. It'll mean listening to her side and taking her seriously- don't dismiss her remarks, as she is clearly unhappy.
It's sensible to start thinking seriously about what happens if the relationship is over. You might want legal advice on property, child access etc.
Good luck!
Caporegime
Don't have kids when you're 17.
Don't date single mums.
Is it even your kid? If not it's clear the kids way more important than you.
Obviously just the straw that broke the camels back so good luck.
Don't date single mums.
Is it even your kid? If not it's clear the kids way more important than you.
Obviously just the straw that broke the camels back so good luck.
It was a full moon yeah. I noticed it. Mine went crazy too. Drank half a bottle and then got in a mood when I tried to eat one of her Octavia Yoghurts, so went to bed early as an apparent punishment for me.
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Show her this thread, bonus points if you get her to show you her post on mumsnet and post a link here.