Meltdown

redneckmomma25 · December 2014

I seriously cannot control the tears this pregnancy. Anything and nothing can set them off and then it's hard to stop. Is it rational? No. I simply cannot control the tears. It's been super fun feeling like an emotional Rollercoaster. I guess I can empathize with OP.

alleriya · December 2014

I'm normally a very rational person and very seldom cry. Two days ago I got a call from my daughter's school that an older child punched her after my daughter said they were calling her names. Come to find out the older child was teasing my daughter for being half white and half Asian. When DD heard the older child say that we should go back to our home country, DD got really upset and started crying. The older child then said he would give her a reason to cry and punched her. Now I have to go to the school and TRY to be civil with the parents of the other child.
About 2 hours after I got that call I found out that someone at work borrowed my tool set and lost my pentalope screwdriver that I use to open the new MacBooks. Had to go to the office to report it and get reimbursed for buying a new one off Amazon (and having to wait for said item to come in the mail during holiday season).
Fast forward to 6pm when I get home. I'm very hungry and want a peanut butter and Nutella sandwhich to hold me over till dinner finishes cooking. I can't get the lid open to the Nutella. Tried to wrestle with it for 15 minutes. After a day like that you can bet your ass I had a meltdown. Not at the fact that I couldn't have my sandwhich but because I had a very shitastic day. Now if you had a day like that I'd say your meltdown was justified. If it was due to lack of frozen yogurt, then no you need to buck up honey.

be888 · December 2014

@alleriya I'm sorry about the situation you have to deal with. What an awful thing to say! It's probably the type of thing the older child hears at the house all the time. I totally understand having a meltdown over this. Creepy internet hugs.

theinvadermothership · December 2014

be888 said:
@alleriya I'm sorry about the situation you have to deal with. What an awful thing to say! It's probably the type of thing the older child hears at the house all the time. I totally understand having a meltdown over this. Creepy internet hugs.

Agreed. People disgust me. Kids don't pick up that shit just randomly. That's heard in the home and that's awful.

ScarletOflaherty · December 2014

I'm not going to lie, I once cried in Walmart because they didn't have the frozen green beans I wanted. In another pregnancy I broke down and cried because I bought salsa but got home and had forgotten to get chips.

Hormones be crazy, yo.

alleriya · December 2014

Thank you @be888‌. It took almost an hour for me to get my daughter to stop crying. I talked to the principal and from what she said the parents are horrified that it happened. Apparently the kid learned it from a grandparent. At least they are going to do their best to set that kid straight.

nutrishus · December 2014

I understand . I'm a very picky eater anyway . I was CRAVING Arby's beef and cheddar and SO went to get me one .. I waited what felt like forever and he came home with a bag .. I opened it and NO CHEDDAR !!! I was very frustrated .. And don't get me started when zaxbys messes up my salad ! Lol .. I'm with ya

khan08 · December 2014

khan08 said:
Yesterday I cried after picking up DH for the 20wk ultra sound! Feeling that we were running late and they were going to see I hadn't checked in yet they would skip my appointment! I cried ugly tears. Husband told me to buck up and stop crying because I was going to be walking into a clinic with red eyes. We were a min late, but it felt like ten min.

Who ever mentioned cake... Seriously I just want like a triple chocolate three layerd cake! My mouth is currently watering. Num num

Haha I am commenting on my own post. I finally got my chocolate cake today!! I was so darn excited when I seen it and I bought it right away without thinking. So freakin satisfied!

lspagnuolo · December 2014

Here and there I come on here just to kill some time when im waiting on an appointment and noticed some people are just so miserable with no life...when i see the same names each time i log on here complaining and rambling on and on about threads...its so sad and getting old. You must be a joy at home :-\"

Just thought I would share my thoughts

>- now go ahead and ramble on about me with some stupid clip art picture that looks like it takes wayyyyy too much time to learn how to do. :-c

be888 · December 2014

lspagnuolo said:

Here and there I come on here just to kill some time when im waiting on an appointment and noticed some people are just so miserable with no life...when i see the same names each time i log on here complaining and rambling on and on about threads...its so sad and getting old. You must be a joy at home :-\" Just thought I would share my thoughts >- now go ahead and ramble on about me with some stupid clip art picture that looks like it takes wayyyyy too much time to learn how to do. :-c

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Shadeauxe · December 2014

lspagnuolo said:

....with some stupid clip art picture that looks like it takes wayyyyy too much time to learn how to do.

It takes 5 seconds to add a picture. Learn the internets.

kurban627 · December 2014

jenniferaudrey0116 said:

mbm1983 said:
we're human. and sometimes the small things add up. i have had plenty of "meltdowns" over the stupidest smallest shit and i think of myself as a pretty rational person. i don't think it's anything to beat up OP about.

ETA: maybe i just see this as bad word choice rather than not having yogurt ruining her world.
Apparently everyone's definition of meltdown is different.
8-} https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=meltdown

But honestly I'm envious of everyone who has no emotions. Must be easy to be a robot. I'm back to work now, thanks for the good laugh! You adult women need a reality check about respect.

This post is extremely rude. You are the one that needs a "reality check about respect." No one here lacks emotions. Look in the mirror.

jenniferaudrey0116 · December 2014

kurban627 said:

jenniferaudrey0116 said:

mbm1983 said:
we're human. and sometimes the small things add up. i have had plenty of "meltdowns" over the stupidest smallest shit and i think of myself as a pretty rational person. i don't think it's anything to beat up OP about.

ETA: maybe i just see this as bad word choice rather than not having yogurt ruining her world.
Apparently everyone's definition of meltdown is different.
8-} https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=meltdown

But honestly I'm envious of everyone who has no emotions. Must be easy to be a robot. I'm back to work now, thanks for the good laugh! You adult women need a reality check about respect.
This post is extremely rude. You are the one that needs a "reality check about respect." No one here lacks emotions. Look in the mirror.

LOL

kakita3 · December 2014

By the way meltdowns are part of raising a child, for both of you. The straw always breaks the camel's back no matter how prone you are to emotional eruptions. Just accept that hormones make you feel insane sometimes, more so after the little guy gets here! Deep breaths and ask for a hug!

specialsn0wflake · December 2014

@trollsniper‌ can this die too?!

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