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Answered at 6:47 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
Usually I would just smile and nod. That usually bugs the shit out of them, because it's also accompanied by a blank stare.
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Answered at 7:07 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
I smile and nod as well when the advice is not asked for... or I will say "what makes you say that..." or if they are being super nosey I will say "why do you ask".. always very nicely and always with a smile- it makes them think before they say anything again and its non-confrontational....
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Answered at 7:10 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
No one tells me how to raise our boys.. I do a fine job of it and are usually asked how I do it. After they ask I tell them I only do what's best for our boys, I'm not about to tell anyone the right or wrong thing to do for their kids..
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Answered at 7:18 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
I ask them when I should ship the kids to their house.
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Answered at 7:36 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
"Huh no wonder your sons in jail and your daughters a stripper"
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Answered at 7:39 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
TiccledBlue: tee, hee, hee! My MIL tried once, I simply walked away.
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Answered at 7:48 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
I offer to let them take him and see if they can do better....
LOL
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Answered at 7:58 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
Anonymous
It depends on the person for me. If it is someone who has children and who I think is really just trying to help, I will be polite and just say thank you. If its someone who doesnt have a clue what its like to be a parent, I usually just laugh in their face and tell them to stfu.
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Answered at 8:22 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
I would tell them to mid there own dang business and ask them if they wanted to raise two boys with ADHD and a girl with an attitued and walk off.
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Answered at 8:22 PM on Nov. 21, 2009 by:
I generally smile and thank them for their advice and then do whatever I feel is best.