Toaster's Blog
This is a cautionary tale to any stepparent and anyone who decides to breed in the future.
This is in response to Lulumay91blog post entitled, When a step child leaves.
BM’s Pyrrhic Victory
In another post, MorningMia wrote: DH eventually began to see his kids for who and what they are and finally accepted that they would never have the relationships he expected. He said in a sarcastic tone (as if, "big deal"), "She (BM) WON!" lol.
A Pyrrhic victory is one that is achieved at a great cost, resulting in significant losses for the victor and making the victory unworthy. Our not-so-beloved Crazy BM has a habit of winning Pyrrhic victories.
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A$$ Beatings and Not Enabling
This blog is in response to Rocky Road's entry, He Will Never Stop
One severe, never before given, A$$ Beating!
That’s what it takes for some of these delusional Daddies-in-Denial to finally wake up and change.
Only A$$ Beatings...
Because they live by this personal, twisted philosophy: if it’s not happening to me, it’s not relevant. So, they bury their heads in the sand, refusing to deal with the reality right in front of them, pretending it doesn’t exist until it’s too late. You might ask me; how do I know?
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SD16, Our Paid Hired Help!
Life is good, at least for now. But that's just until the inevitable next wave of drama hits.
A decade ago, I wasn't aware that my partner and I had vastly different ideas about how to raise children. Although I don't have kids, I strongly believe in the importance of assigning them chores if I do.
Why?
Because chores are more than just tasks, they're a vital learning tool for time management. Children learn to navigate their day, balancing several functions within a limited time frame.
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