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She’s just as culpable IMO. It makes no sense for her to have you take him out of house to run an errand you could have done on the way home. (After a 12 hour shift?) She could have just handed him to you and you entertained him in the house.
It’s unfair for her to throw it in your face when she knows that you worked twelves hours and she had you do something outside your routine.
You both made mistakes. I have two kids. I never handed my baby to my husband when he got home and said leave the house with them. It seems like an unnecessary risk for infant to be on the roads when someone was home. That’s how I thought anyways. And there was no harm.
My baby rolled off a hotel bed. I literally had one hand on her as I reached for wipes. But this little gymnast managed to flip herself rather aggressively. My reflexes slow. I felt like trash. We were in the middle of a move and one of our vehicles was broken into in the parking lot. Items stolen. So I was not 100%. All the stuff I did right for 6 months (I’m very cautious) …. I then made that one mistake. Stress, tired.. We all do something that makes us feel like a failure. My daughter was fine. I freaked out of course. Never happened again. Which I’m sure you’ll never make that mistake again either.
My new vehicle (21) says to check back seats every time I turn it off. My kids are now 17 & 19.
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This has been bothering me for a while and I'm not sure if I can be upset about it but it's basically what the title is.
We're young and in our twenties, parties and drinking are common past times and I really enjoy going out with friends. I liked this befoe we got together and we met at a party.
I'm upset he always leaves early or just falls asleep. It doesn't matter if he got a good night's rest or didn't. This will still happen if he takes a nap before going out too. He'll just go home or he just falls asleep while we're out. Pretty early on in the night too, like 10pm.
Usually if he falls asleep, I just send him home. But it's ridiculous. I want to stay out with friends and have fun. I feel like I'm missing out if I go home with him. Also it's not like he doesn't stay up late usually, he can stay up late until 2-4 am if he's playing video games but if we go out or we have friends over for a party he start snooring and falling asleep.
I get so angry when he does this. First off, it's embarrassing having a snoring man out at the bar with you. Secondly, I feel shitty when he goes home. Everyone else has their partner with them and it's not like I can meet someone while I'm out either.
To note, he's not going home and playing video games. He's literally going home and going to bed.
Tbh it sounds like they are reacting to how negative she seems to be. I wouldn’t want that energy in my wedding party either. She might need some professional help to work through some issues relating to self esteem. How does she treat her friends when they’re together?