Mumsnet #42 Too terrified to open their front door, let alone the biscuits

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CrimsonCountess said:
The tmi thread is incredible. OP did a sexual act (think handjob) in front of the telly (whilst using a film that gave instructions on how to give said handjob) and he's then told his mates and OP is pissed that he shared because the mates wife made a joke about it whilst they were out. Someone commented to say that the wife is clearly jealous that OP is so sexually adventurous and spontaneous for giving a handjob in front of an instructional handjob video

And now people are asking for the link to the video guide
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If someone needs an instruction video on how to give the old fella one off the wrist then I am concerned, truly concerned for the state of their sex lives
 
notanotherusername92 said:
However should it be the other way and she was step mum cutting the stepson out, they’d be coming up with “you should be treating him like your own child”, and poor poor child being sent such a clear message he’s not faaahmily.
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I thought it was usually the evil grandparents of the stepchild who came in for a kicking.

I’m not from a “blended family” so I can’t really appreciate it. But I’m always amazed at how they insist a step child should never, ever come second to your own child. Surely your own child should and would come first.
 
MrsPiggleWiggle said:
I thought it was usually the evil grandparents of the stepchild who came in for a kicking.

I’m not from a “blended family” so I can’t really appreciate it. But I’m always amazed at how they insist a step child should never, ever come second to your own child. Surely your own child should and would come first.
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I guess it depends. My boys are from my 1st marriage and my daughter is with Mr B. Mr B has been step dad to the boys since they were 3 years and 18 months. Now they are in their late 20's so there is a long bond there, especially since their own father ditched them when they were in their teens for a new girlfriend, who set about isolating them in favour of her kids.
What little we have, basically just our half of the house (it's shared ownership), will get split 3 ways equally between them.

But if it is a couple getting together later in life when the kids are already adults then I would say favouring the bio kids wouldn't be unfair of the step parent.
 
Kikini Bamalam said:
I guess it depends. My boys are from my 1st marriage and my daughter is with Mr B. Mr B has been step dad to the boys since they were 3 years and 18 months. Now they are in their late 20's so there is a long bond there, especially since their own father ditched them when they were in their teens for a new girlfriend, who set about isolating them in favour of her kids.
What little we have, basically just our half of the house (it's shared ownership), will get split 3 ways equally between them.

But if it is a couple getting together later in life when the kids are already adults then I would say favouring the bio kids wouldn't be unfair of the step parent.
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Yeah I understand that.

But I also think the step kids have parents and then step parents who can provide for them vs the bio kids who only have parents.

I get it’s complicated and very different with kids vs adults.
 
I have been feeling under the weather and decided to make some mashed potato but then I also wanted some French (cause I aspire to be skinny, innit?!) bread. Anyway I thought, I’ll have both. I plonked the mash in the baguette and double carbed it. Please tell DNHS I am sorry but I enjoyed it very much!
 
HotDawg said:
I have been feeling under the weather and decided to make some mashed potato but then I also wanted some French (cause I aspire to be skinny, innit?!) bread. Anyway I thought, I’ll have both. I plonked the mash in the baguette and double carbed it. Please tell DNHS I am sorry but I enjoyed it very much!
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Sounds like that needed some grated cheese too. And then maybe lightly fried.
 
The murder of three women in Herts has them all up in arms over the posters saying "Not all men are like that" (NAMALT) in response to it being a gender based crime. That you can't judge that all men are capable of this etc etc.

How are they all so bleeping confused with what their beliefs are on male crime?

Transwomen in womens toilets = absolutely bleeping not, that's a biological man, not in womens spaces, no sir-ree.
Man kills three women with a crossbow = but not all men are like that - don't judge all men based on this one's actions. No man I know would ever hurt anyone, it's really rare!

Fuckssake the twats.
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(Also this is not me reopening the trans discussion from a few days/week ago ... just that MN are so bleeping contradictory!!!)
 
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