Piss off I'm not ruining my bat, got it in Florida, proper aluminium.
I've got a rusty hacksaw in the garage that should do the job.
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Piss off I'm not ruining my bat, got it in Florida, proper aluminium.
I've got a rusty hacksaw in the garage that should do the job.
You don't get to choose, you'll be under the patio.
Any of you ever been to relationship counselling?
Been to normal counselling and am training to be a counsellor, so can give you the gist of that, but never done it with/as a couple.
They love it across the pond. Best to keep stum and let the rage build I've found.
What troubles are you and your boyfriend having, Baz?
:D
Top banter.
It wasn't initially but I did notice it before posting :D
It's been around three weeks since me and the mrs had sex. "Has it been that long?" :moop:. Periods without sex will happen in long term relationships, but a vibrant sex life has remained a constant throughout the rocky relationship. She's about to turn 30 and all her friends are either pregnant or monsters. I'd imagine sex is never the topic of conversation and it's a difficult topic to bring up without me sounding like a sexual deviant. I'm frustrated and this drought doesn't look like ending anytime soon.
I had a condom break on me for the first time ever last night.
Thank god I noticed before the inevitable happened.
Ah yeah no need in this case, I was just wondering why the worry at the time when you always have that backup so handy.
You can't get them here without getting a prescription from a GP. I remember nutting in some yoke once in the Sunday of a bank holiday weekend and it was a disaster trying to get an out of hours clinic and all the next day.
I wasn't worried, but I didn't realise it was that easy to do it.
For a split second I could empathise with Ross in Friends.
The idea of Yev having actual sex is weird.
If it helps Magic, it was with a Real Doll.
Child? That's more expected. I have you down as a braver and more forward Mahow.
Christ, if you'd put that in the WDYTOE thread it would have probably prompted my first reply in the history of TTH.
He's right there, guys.
It would have been an inappropriate WDYTOE comment.
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Is there a new Mrs Yev then?
Noted, do not talk about matters of the bottom in Yev's company. Apologies if you were offended.
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HAHAHA. HAHAHA @Yevrah. Laugh. Fucking laugh! AHAHAH!
Boobies!
*spongebob face*
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:D Are you talking about getting pregnant from pre-cum?
Yeah, 2008. Amazing, isn't it. I've spent nearly half my life posting on TTH now.
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I thought it was bats?
Help me.
Our daughter is the second youngest at pre-school. She went through a phase of being a little shit but that stopped, we had the 3 month 'review' where they said everything was fine. Now after Christmas and New Year we're getting daily reports of hitting. And it's different kids too. There doesn't seem to be any logic behind it that we can see, occasionally she'll tell us X was annoying her, or going to hit her etc but we enquire and the nursery staff tell us there was no provocation.
Tonight after several successive reports and zero stickers from the good behaviour sticker program they've introduced, I took away her princess dresses. She was distraught. I have been explaining in no uncertain terms there are alternatives to hitting, walking away/talking/telling teachers etc but it doesn't work. She is fine at home and at play group/soft play etc with family supervision. Just those three hours for the past 2 or so weeks she doesn't listen to the teachers and stuff. She will get one dress back each time there is a good report at nursery, and one taken away each time there is a hitting report.
I know this might be 'normal ololol!' but I'm worried. I've looked in to it, I know, we know, how to deal with this behaviour at home, which is why it simply doesn't happen. We aren't there at school though so she doesn't have those boundaries. How do we implement proxy boundaries? FFS it is impossible. I am utterly terrified of misunderstanding the situations, the last thing I want is to encourage fear, worthlessness, shame, guilt, which is all the things my shit parents made me feel at every turn. This is why I invested in the psychology books. I feel dreadfully sick at the thought I may have invoked these negative emotions by removing the dresses which she dearly loves hours after the 'crime' she has committed.
Fuck you if you think that's #firstworldproblems or #mumsnetshit. I am so terrified of one possible outcome more than anything in this world; that she turns in to me.
She clearly doesn't connect her behaviour elsewhere with consequences at home yet, what you're doing seems a sensible way of attempting to change that. You might consider extra bribes in order to improve behaviour at school, once she's used to it just reduce the bribes and the learnt behaviour tends to stick.
That or Fritzl dungeon.
It's almost too obvious.
Stop hitting her mother for a few weeks and see what happens.