Dannzibelle
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My Parents Have Accepted My Pregnancy Now
Posted: 11-05-06 09:29am
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I had a long talk with my mum the other
day and to cut things short if i'm happy
she's happy. On the other hand dom's mum
is still being a b*tch , i'm nt allowed to
walk on the same side of the road as her
house even though thats the only way to
walk to the town, my name isn't allwoed to
be spoken in the house and apparently if I
wasn't pregnant with dom's baby i'd be off
getting pregnant with somebody elses.
Just goes to show how little she knows
me...
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Jules
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Re: My Parents Have Accepted My Pregnancy Now
Posted: 11-05-06 09:33am
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| dannzibelle
wrote: | | i'm nt allowed to walk on
the same side of the road as her house
even though thats the only way to walk to
the town |
what, does she own the pavement now or
something? Stupid cow - she sounds like
she needs her arse kicking.
What was she like to you before she found
out you were pregnant?
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Dannzibelle
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Posted: 11-05-06 09:44am
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Before I got pregnant we were reallt close
actually we would laugh and joke together
talk loads etc. It's just she's already
said she doesn't want anything to do with
me or the baby so why doesn't she stick by
her word and shut up? I know what it's
like not having one set of grandparents
and don't want my baby to have that but if
that's the way it has to be.... Really
not feeling good today either i've felt
sick since the second I opened my eyes and
now am currently hungry but the thought of
food just makes me feel even worse and to
top it off i'm craving tuna with salt and
viniger
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Becky
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Posted: 11-05-06 09:47am
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Don't worry- my mother in law can't stand
me. We've always kept it neutral with a
bit of hate bubbling on the surface but
now that me and her precious son have
split up she feels no need to keep the
peace and is damn right mean to me!
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Jules
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Posted: 11-05-06 09:49am
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God, I can remember barfing because I
looked at a can of baked
beans! Ah happy days! :p
it does get better! Is your sense of
smell really acute now? I could smell
everything and couldn't even stand my
frshly washed fiance near me cos I could
smell him. It was weird. I even smelt
a nosebleed of his before the blood even
came out his nose once. 
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Dannzibelle
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Posted: 11-05-06 09:50am
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If she kept by her word and stopped trying
to arrange meetings with my parents to
change our minds then life would be so
much easier. She is making my mum so
upset by keeping on going on about it and
saying all kinds of things about me and I
really don't think that's fair if she has
something to say then say it to me not my
mum
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Dannzibelle
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Posted: 11-05-06 09:54am
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Oh yes my sense of smell is working
overtime especcially with the puppy I keep
moaning that he stinks and everyone else
is like no he doesn't we can't smell a
thing
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Jules
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Posted: 11-05-06 10:41am
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| dannzibelle
wrote: | | if she kept by her word and
stopped trying to arrange meetings with my
parents to change our minds then life
would be so much easier. She is making
my mum so upset by keeping on going on
about it and saying all kinds of things
about me and I really don't think that's
fair if she has something to say then say
it to me not my mum |
is she trying to make you abort? That's
out of order if she is. It's your baby
and you have made your decision and I
think you deserve nothing but respect for
it.
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neighbours
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Posted: 11-05-06 11:30am
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She sounds like such a cow. To be honest,
I know you would like your baby to have
it's grandparents there for it, but if
she's being such a horror about it then
it's probably best that she's out of the
bub's life.
You did what you thought was right for you
and your boyfriend, noone else. You've
decided that you're going through with
this and you're going to put the hard work
in so what is her problem? You deserve
alot more respect than she's giving you.
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Dannzibelle
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Posted: 11-06-06 04:52am
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She is indeed trying to make me abort her
way of trying to make me is 'if you really
love dom then you won't put him through
keeping this baby' she's trying to
emotionally blackmail me. She should
really listen to dom because he wants this
baby more than anything and if she isn't
carefull she will end up losing him for
good.
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