I am in grad school and finishing up my last semester. I started before I had Gavin, and his birth was perfect timing (July baby) because I never had to take any time off from school, I went straight through.
Anytime I make any reference to school on FB, I have one "friend" who constantly remarks, "I don't know how you do it with a baby and husband!" a) I don't do it alone, I have a lot of support, and b) I've said this numerous times. It kind of makes me feel awkward and uncomfortable when she (or others) make comments like that. I don't post statuses to get smoke blown up my @ss, it's mostly to communicate with my other classmates.
Anyone constantly get "complimented" with stuff you don't feel should receive so much attention?
Re: Ever feel awkward when receiving a compliment?
You are doing something amazing, just smile and accept the compliment and respond thanks on FB.
I've gotten complimented on BFing from people in public. Um, thanks? I'm just feeding my kid. I never know what to say really.
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Haha! Only response I've ever gotten was older men move away. And I was covered up too.
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I get this a lot too. I don't look at being a single mom as a condition, but i will constantly get people saying, "I don't know how you do it! You are just so strong." No, I'm just a mom. . Yes, I have my moments but I never know how I am suppose to answer someone when they say that, I sometimes just want to snap.
I know people mean well, but I am just doing what I have too.
Sorry, end rant! I was just thinking about this the other day though!