HAHA BioMom got burrrrned by her own daughter!! **UPDATE**
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on May. 13, 2013 at 3:49 AM
... this seems like the counter post to the chick with the eight year old daughter who is pissed at the ex's gf over gifts other people chose to give her.
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on May. 13, 2013 at 3:49 AM
Sounds like when I grew up but with my dad. He always called on holidays expecting something but he was never around so I always made something for who my mom was with
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on May. 13, 2013 at 3:55 AM
Well that's the moms fault for not being there for her child. Its not like she did it to make her mom angry/sad.
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on May. 13, 2013 at 3:55 AM
You're not being mean. Your husbands daughter wasn't being disrespectful. Don't put so much thought into these people's opinions. Even mine. You don't need to defend yourself. It's great she has someone to help raise her when her mother decides to take off on the longest vacation ever. In California, if the parent goes a year or more with no contact with the child, their rights are gone. It's not that way where you are?
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by Anonymous 30
on May. 13, 2013 at 4:10 AM
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I am very shocked by a lot of these women. It's not like the kid got on the phone and said "yo bitch I didn't make you shit because your a worthless piece of crap, i made a gift for my new mommy who said you suck at life". And it's not like step mom was talking crap either. The kid is old enough to have her own thoughts/feelings about bio-mom.
I think you rock for stepping in where bio mom is not! It takes a lot to raise a child that is not biologically yours, you deserve the Mother's Day gift so kudos. As for bio mom she made her bed.
I think you rock for stepping in where bio mom is not! It takes a lot to raise a child that is not biologically yours, you deserve the Mother's Day gift so kudos. As for bio mom she made her bed.
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I've never forced my daughter to make anything for her bio father. For all the crap I get for being over controlling (on here) If I was truly over controlling she would be making him or buying him something every year. She has never wanted to speak to him again for the way he abanoned her and I don't blame her. She is polite if he calls but most of the time tends to screen her calls and ignore him. It's her choice. But - I know that if the situation was reversed and it was her burning bio dad then all these moms would be applauding her and saying "good girl for knowing what's a good man and what's a douchebag" or something of the like. Double standards are stupid.