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Replying to @uncletypewriter
As is the insistence that if you do it it'll be miserable and harmful for your kids. Maybe you or the kid will have terrible separation anxiety and cry the whole time or whatever, but everyone's not like that. Some kids enjoy other people and so do some parents lol.
Something that could have been easily solved with a "sorry we can't make it this time" has turned into "you're a bad person if you invite me to things" and "you're a bad mother if you have more than a few hours away from your infant." Toxins must have entered the water supply
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A more important question is do your kids want to be your child? Would you want to be your child? What does your own inner child have to say about what kind of job you are doing?
They don't actually care about the kids in questions or their mothers. They just want to feel superior to them
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Exactly π ... These parents still hv the possibility of having happy, healthy and also well balanced children.
I remember a mom saying she had to leave some of the mom groups she was in cuz they were so wound up tightly, judgemental and extremely self absorbed.
You keep proving all the points people having been making to you. Be happy that you have made your choice and stop trying to shame other mothers who make different ones. It doesnβt make you better
I know you do. The problem you have is you think your opinion is law and matters to anyone outside of your own limited sphere of thinking. Reckon with that and leave others alone

















