September 2017 Moms

Baby bump barely showing

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Re: Baby bump barely showing

  • So you're new here. It's usually not well received when someone comes into an established community of people who have been getting to know each other and supporting each other since December/January, and doesn't care to learn how it works before making their own posts. 
    This was rude not welcoming or assuming positive intent. 
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  • OH my god I'm so sorry it was sooooo rude of me to say that I'd love to get to know you if you just introduced yourself.... gosh that must have been so traumatizing for you. Girl please. I wasn't even rude at all. I'm calling MUD. You've been around TB for three years. That's long enough to get to know how stuff works. I knew someone was going to cry "I thought you were supposed to be supportive!" HA if you had only seen the stuff we've supported each other through. Coming in and getting all pissy and using the F word (fat, in case you were wondering) at one of the nicest people EVER is rude. So before you go around calling people rude, maybe check your shit at the door. 
    Also rude 
  • labby18 said: 
    We like the organization of the board and there are posts called Read First that is meant for all new members to read first so you don't accidentally commit a faux pas. We welcome everyone here, just would appreciate if everyone read up on how it works first. But welcome and congrats on your pregnancy. I hope you take the time to review the aforementioned post and that you enjoy the board as much as we do. 
    Not rude. 
  • edited March 2017
    @wyomama0427 I feel like that gif is legitimately me trying to dance.. 
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  • Jayseeka said:
    OH my god I'm so sorry it was sooooo rude of me to say that I'd love to get to know you if you just introduced yourself.... gosh that must have been so traumatizing for you. Girl please. I wasn't even rude at all. I'm calling MUD. You've been around TB for three years. That's long enough to get to know how stuff works. I knew someone was going to cry "I thought you were supposed to be supportive!" HA if you had only seen the stuff we've supported each other through. Coming in and getting all pissy and using the F word (fat, in case you were wondering) at one of the nicest people EVER is rude. So before you go around calling people rude, maybe check your shit at the door. 
    Also rude 
    That was a flame that you deserved for getting all cry baby boo hoo me when nobody was mean to you. And for using the word fat at possibly the sweetest lady on here. If you're so easily offended and you think everyone's just so rude, maybe you shouldn't be on the internet because it's not all rainbows and unicorn farts. 
  • I was just saying @mrs_tacos and @wyomama0427 just assume positive intent and no need to be rude. You can be informative without making it so personal. 
    Im new, to being a mom and to this app and am not looking at hurting anyone's feeling or stepping on any toes and I would hope you fellow mamas would feel the same. 
  • Nobody is worried about clogging the board. Don't think that's mentioned anywhere.
  • I'm sorry you all have been so offended by me saying you can say something nicer if you are trying to "welcome" someone. Clearly we have a different opinion of welcoming someone. And clearly the fat word is a sore subject if someone on the internet who has never seen your baby bump offended you. I don't know what you look like nor would I ever call a pregnant mama or any female fat. The comment was suppose to be an an example of how honestly is not always nice it was not a personal attack. Clearly all my comments have been directed at not wanting to personally attack anyone. I was just trying to make a point that i felt  something was rude which only lead to more rudeness. Clearly I'm wasting my breath bc you all are only getting more hostile and take this forum way to seriously.
    From the beginning You could have said "my intentions were not to be rude but to get to know you" but you decided to go a different route. That's cool you do you. I'm not going to let it upset me as you have clearly let it upset you and that was not my intent. 
  • JayseekaJayseeka member
    edited March 2017
    mrs_tacos said:
    Well, she sure taught me.

    I don't feel it necessary to get my point across with hostility as that is the route you have clearly chosen. Stress and anger are not good for you or your baby. 
  • @Jayseeka No one means to be rude, I assure you. TB just works a bit differently than other forums that you may be used to. I suggest reading the thread titled *read this first* so you can get a feel for how we post here. 

    -snip-

    @Jayseeka You mean this type of response? Because that is exactly what I gave you. 
  • @cmar1006 Best gift ever! We got a complicated order!!! Bahahaha 
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  • @wyomama0427 It was implied by many of the early answers and said. As I said before, I am not WKing. 

    *snipped*

    This way the boards arent clogged up with several threads on the same topic, etc. 
  • *double posting because I was stuck in the box*

    OP, you do need to read through the info pinned at the top including TOU (terms of use.) You don't get to dictate the responses you get and I agree with PP that BabyCenter might be more of the type of environment you'd be comfortable with. If you stick around here, please do, it is a wonderful community and there is great support but you have to give it to get it. A touch of snark is the atmosphere on TB but no one was unwelcoming to you. 

    Some of the ladies of TB know WAY more about me then my sorority sisters ever did. We never had discussions of EWCM. But you are correct that this is a community. A sisterhood if you wish. Join in and participate and you'll see that. Though, given the directions of your posts, my best guess is that a GBCB will come first.
  • OP I agree with what the others are saying. Get to know us. It's always good to lurk for a while before you post. The ladies will be more than supportive to anyone who needs it. 
  • According to Webster dictionary:

    Definition of cyberbullying

    1. :  the electronic posting of mean-spirited messages about a person (as a student) often done anonymously

      bul·ly1
      ˈbo͝olē/
      verb
      gerund or present participle: bullying
      1. use superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force him or her to do what one wants 
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