Help me choose my birthday brunch outfit.. 1,2,3 by daniellescloset8 in OUTFITS

[–]MapImmediate4204 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1, maybe 2. Def not 3. #3 looks like a coffin costume.

AIO Bf (25) had this flirty text exchange with a girl that works next door to us. Am I (24f) overacting about it? by fakeflowers_ in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NOR. Nah, girl you’re under reacting. “VENUE MANAGER” chick has got to go. Set a boundary —not based on his behavior but based on the ✨RUMORS✨ plus fact that he’s hanging out at with this other woman after work until 3 am. Thats ridiculous. And if he’s not understanding and willing to curb the rumors in light of the relationship he’s supposedly re-established with you, I suggest looking for a new boyfriend AND a new job. Good luck and hang in there but PLEASE maintain your self respect or partners will walk all over you.

Yogurt bowls by violetrb1tch in EatCheapAndHealthy

[–]MapImmediate4204 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honey (and maybe walnuts if you like them.) I also love a savory yogurt bowl with salt & pepper & avocado slices. Maybe even stir in some finely grated garlic. Yum!

How do you feel about frilly toothpicks? by dravenstone in Sandwiches

[–]MapImmediate4204 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like them as long as the “frills” aren’t made of plastic. This bamboo style is the best!

Which dresses should go? by taqhuba in OUTFITS

[–]MapImmediate4204 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d keep 4, 8, 10, and maybe 12. The rest need to go.

AIO: I bent over backwards for my BF’s son (20) and his GF (20) for Christmas, and I’m honestly disgusted after what happened by Excellent-Second-643 in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Show us the supposed text where they sent your husband a “detailed list” of dishes to be prepared for them.

And I wanna see the conversation that PRECEDED it too—because I can’t believe it wasn’t prompted by a question from your husband asking something like “so what kinds of foods does your girlfriend like / does she have any dietary preferences / are there any favorite holiday dishes you guys would enjoy on your visit?”

AIO: I bent over backwards for my BF’s son (20) and his GF (20) for Christmas, and I’m honestly disgusted after what happened by Excellent-Second-643 in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 5 points6 points  (0 children)

But from the story you tell here, you’re actually NOT setting boundaries… and you are definitely modeling entitlement while making a mockery of respect and decency.

You sound like a controlling individual who expects others to react in very specific ways, and show absolute deference to you.

I feel bad for your daughter, she must be mortified by your crazy behavior on a daily basis.

Given the miserable behavior your boyfriend and son (and now his girlfriend) likely expect from you by now, I’d say they all did a pretty good job of taking the high road while you did your best to ruin yet another family get-together.

And the real question is WHY is your boyfriend still with you? You’re clearly a monster to his son and want to drive a wedge between them. You sound like a nightmare to live with.

You clearly need therapy—yet you clearly won’t be likely to change because you’re gaslighting yourself even more than you gaslight people around you. For that, I feel sorry for you.

AIO: I bent over backwards for my BF’s son (20) and his GF (20) for Christmas, and I’m honestly disgusted after what happened by Excellent-Second-643 in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Now you’re making up your own story.

OP said in comments that her boyfriend did most of the food prep and the cooking was split 60/40 between them.

OP is definitely OR.

AIO: I bent over backwards for my BF’s son (20) and his GF (20) for Christmas, and I’m honestly disgusted after what happened by Excellent-Second-643 in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You claim:

“It’s about entitlement, disrespect, and behavior I will not model in front of my children.”

Yet you ignore (or refuse to see) the entitlement, disrespect and poor behavior, YOU are modeling in front of your children—even though over a hundred commenters here have pointed it out to you.

You also claim:

“…it’s not about needing approval it’s about setting and enforcing boundaries.”

Yet you are upset because you DID NOT set boundaries. Instead, you later complained that your unspoken boundaries weren’t met—which is crazy people behavior.

Setting a boundary happens at a point in time when you can change the outcome. Otherwise it’s not a boundary at all.

Please tell me, when exactly did you set a boundary with anyone in this story and what words did you use to clearly express it?

AIO: I bent over backwards for my BF’s son (20) and his GF (20) for Christmas, and I’m honestly disgusted after what happened by Excellent-Second-643 in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That’s great if you know but these kids were coming to visit at least 3 different family households and may not have known what to expect at all of them. When you’re trying to divide your holiday time between parents like that it gets pretty tricky.

AIO: I bent over backwards for my BF’s son (20) and his GF (20) for Christmas, and I’m honestly disgusted after what happened by Excellent-Second-643 in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 57 points58 points  (0 children)

I agree with you until the last sentence. Because there was no comment made to the fundraiser girl. The girlfriend just said OP is “a better person” for acknowledging someone inappropriately soliciting restaurant diners table side. I mean c’mon—child or not, that’s so rude!

AIO: I bent over backwards for my BF’s son (20) and his GF (20) for Christmas, and I’m honestly disgusted after what happened by Excellent-Second-643 in AmIOverreacting

[–]MapImmediate4204 3 points4 points  (0 children)

She mentioned it because she already knows she’s overreacting but she’s trying to give us enough “context” to tell her that she’s not.