End of story.
Ok, fine, let's backtrack and see how I came to this shocking (or not so shocking) conclusion.
The four or us have always
It's nice to see my siblings and spend time with them. I look forward to it, especially now that I can play again after having Anna.
Except this week. I go to the game and my sister M was there. First thing she says:
"Why didn't you have D bring Anna?"
Right. Cause hauling a 3 month old to a rec volleyball game at 7:00 at night seems like good parenting. Her bedtime is 8:00, and I'm sure my husband just wants to sit there watching for a whole hour.
Uh, no?
As we warmed up, somehow the conversation got into whininess and how annoying it is. Then my sister says:
"You should hear E, she's a whiner. Especially when she's pregnant."
Excuse me?
First, as a pregnant woman at the time, I am entitled to bitch my way through all 9 months if I so choose. M has never been pregnant, and therefore believes it is her right to judge me as her body has never been the subject of a foreign hostile takeover by an alien-like being. Why should I be allowed to whine about morning sickness, swollen feet, sore back, general discomfort, kicks got the ribs, or the fact that my boobs can't be touched for a least a year?
Second, I am pretty sure the night my husband and I got engaged, and every family gathering thereafter she has asked when I was going I give her a niece or nephew. So shut your piehole about a few gasps of surprise at being drop kicked in the spleen from the inside out. You got what you wanted - say THANKS.
And third, WTF? What the hell did I ever do to you? Oh, that's right, I gave you the niece you wanted. And P.S.: if my own husband fathoms at the fact that I don't complain about my 2 hour commute to work, you really expect me to believe I was a "whiner" through my whole pregnancy?
I might have been a winer. Maybe.
If I drank wine.
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