So we finally told our family and close friends about expecting our first. Our parents were beyond excited! However, after telling some friends I really know who I need to keep as "close" friends after making the announcement.
When I got my BFP I wasn't excited to tell my friend who was my MOH. We have drifted apart over the last two years. When I told her all she said was, "That is wonderful news." Nothing else. Other friends had a million questions and kept saying how excited they are and all she said was, that is wonderful news. Very disappointing but not surprising. I think I knew she would react that way, that is why I wasn't excited to even share the news with her.
On the bright side we are glad to have it off our chests and sharing it with those around us. It is starting to feel more and more real. ![]()
Re: made the announcement
I don't understand what the problem is. She told you that this "is wonderful news."
Get over yourself.
Wow. Sorry that the last post above mine was incredibly rude.
I'm excited for you that you told everyone!!!! Isn't it a nice feeling to have it out there!?
p.s. She isn't even KU....so she doesn't know how it feels.
Sorry if you thought I was full of myself. I was just disappointed because I was excited to share my news and she wasn't excited to hear it. It is upsetting because she was my best friend. She is the type of person to ask a million questions and jump up and down for joy and she didn't. I got more of a positive reaction when I put an offer on a house. It just seems a little weird to me.
Yes, I realize what she said is appropriate and nice just not what I would expect from such a close friend.
And no she has never been pregnant or had a miscarriage.
You DO learn a lot about people during pregnancy! ?My BF of 20 years is no longer even a friend because of the way she acted and the things she said to DH and I after I announced my pregnancy with DS and even about a year after I had him.
?Your MOH did say the appropriate thing and though it may not have felt from the heart her actions over the next few months will speak the loudest. ?So just give her time and see what happens. ?
Agreed. Your MOH should be thrilled for you and asking loads of questions. My MOH (also my sister) couldn't stop screaming when I told her and is dying for it to be public news so she can talk more about it. She also happily filled in at my first midwife appt when my DH's flight was delayed.
"That is wonderful" and then nothing is a clear indication she is not excited for you. Try and shake it and surround yourself with the friends that are excited.