Grandson

Long story that I'll try to keep short + on phone so sorry for the format.

So when I was 20 I found out I was pregnant and was living with an unstable family member so three months before I had my baby I moved in with my partner and his family. The plan was to live there for a year to save and when the baby was around 10 months old get our own place.

So my son was born in April and my in-laws (to be, getting married after covid) became very controlling and tried to act like his parents. E.g. they are renovating the house and said on top of our rent we have to each do 4 full days of work while they take care of the baby, they wouldn't listen to any of our parenting decisions and kept having people come over DURING LOCK DOWN to meet him when I wasn't even letting my parent's meet him due to trying to keep him safe from the virus.

Now about a week ago my partner spent the day doing the renos and they asked him to hose down the driveway when he was done, fine. He did it for three hours

So i've always had a thing for not-being-touched by anybody. I never felt comfortable with my body, and my complexes about weight were at their peak whenever someone would grab any of my body parts. Now, while my parents understand it (and for the most part, other people), my grandma never gave in to that request.

She is extremely touchy. REALLY touchy. As in "I never thought groping anybody's butt was considered sexual assault" touchy. It wasn't as bad when i was more pudgy (at least i don't remember being touched as much during my childhood), but the moment i dropped a lot of weight she exploded with itching and grabbing and the such. I had to remind her everytime she was near me that i don't want to be touched. Although i understand that she might have a hearing problem that doesn't explain completely ignoring my take on the matter.

"You got so skinny!" she said as she pinched my sides. "Look at that ass! So shapely!" Giving me a great slap. My screams were never heard by her. E

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This happened 15 minutes ago

So we have 4 people in this story,EG(entitled grandmother),ES(entitled grandson),me(me duh),and S(security officer).

So I am at the mall(I know stupid and all) and my mother and sisters are shopping. I dont really like shopping so I'm the bag carrier. I went to go sit down in a chair and once I sat down about 5 minutes go by and EG and ES come up.

ES:(runs and lays down on the bench putting his feet on me)

Me: "Excuse me can you not put your feet on me and maintain 6 feet distance. I'm not looking to get sick now."

Es:"Noooooooo(actually emphasized) I can do ehat I want and I don't listen to strangers"

Me:"kid, I was sitting here already and you can't just go up to a stranger and put your feet on them especially in a pandemic"

EG:(Makes her way into thr scene, of course)"What are you saying to my grandson. He was here way before you and you cant just take his spot"

Me:"Ma'am I've been here longer t

As much as I like Jamie, I feel that Piama and Francis having a kid would've been a lot more interesting. This way we could've seen more of Piama, Francis, Otto, and Gretchen. The way that the entire ranch arc ended seemed really abrupt and I bet they were just writing around a production issue. What we see at the very end of the show is Francis come full circle, securing a dead end office job just like his dad. It could've been done better if it had been set up from earlier, with Piama and Francis having a kid, and eventually moving back and buying a house very close to the family home. We could see Francis pursuit a new career, and I think it would've been perfect if by the very end it was revealed that they were having a 2nd child. Alternatively, Piama could've found a successful career, which would make Francis a stay at home dad, which would finally let him experience what he put Lois through as an inexperienced mom. Of course, Christopher Masterson's schedule likely would've gott

I don't think it's a big deal but I guess my husband and I have offended people so here it goes:

Last year my daughter married a black man. It doesn't matter to us but I guess it's relevant later. We never really liked him because he has an annoying personality but he seems to think it's because of his race (most certainly not). We do all tolerate each other though.

My grandson started walking at 9 months and ever since he's been jumping and climbing on top of anything he can so my husband and I started calling him our little monkey. He loves the name as well so it wasn't a problem. Till recently however, when her husband came and confronted me on it and said it was grossly inappropriate to call him that. I apologized for how he felt on it but as long as my grandson likes it, I will keep using it. He then spent a hour grilling the poor child even after he said he liked the name.

Now my daughter calls me to apologize for what he posted and find out that he's posted subliminal message

Hey /r/HomeImprovement. So, I am a 22 year old graduate student and I just learned my fall classes are going to be online. I want to find opportunities to keep my mind occupied on something productive, rather than being on the computer.

I am lucky that my grandparents only live 5 minutes away and for the next few months I want to really fix up their house. Kind of like an on call handyman but I am their grandson!

Am I a prick or pushy if I want to do this for them? A weekend ago I cleaned their garage and I have never seen so many spider egg sacs before in my life!

My grandpa has a nice shop vac, beautiful gardening tools, and a bunch of stuff (like good ladders) but he’s 95 years old and can only do so much (like, nothing).

I have the desire to do this because I actually live in an apartment with my mom and with COVID happening I really believe that there is benefit to doing chores outside.

Some things I want to do:

1. Garden/regularly water grass and flowers
2. Continue fixing

Sorry for weird format as I’m on mobile. I’m going to try to make this short and sweet.

Me (f24) and my husband (m25) have a 3year old son together. We tried potty training at 2 years and he didn’t like it so we just kept him in pull ups until he decided it was time to learn. He did really good, surprisingly. We got him some undies with his favorite characters on them so he always made sure to make it to the toilet in time so he didn’t get them dirty.

A few weeks ago, I was picking him up from his grandmas (MIL) and we were outside talking. Near the end she asks if he has to pee and tells him to go on the tree. He started going immediately so I couldn’t do anything. The toilet is right inside, and he never said he had to. He doesn’t have trouble holding it, he’s been doing good.

I was peeved and said not to teach him that. She just side eyed me and praised him when he was done. I was grossed out.

I thought it might be a one time thing, but then a few days ago I was on my porch w

Grandfather:

"Grandy, you make grandy drink this tea?!"

"Yea, grandy!"

TRIGGER WARNING I added what triggers there are for a heads up and also marked where the triggers are

Triggers: death, domestic violence

First time poster! Hope I did the trigger warnings correctly. This is kind of a mess so I’m just gonna get into the nitty gritty and try to keep this as organized as possible. I am 24(F) and my husband is 22(M) for context

My FIL wants to come visit us to meet his grandson and I am beyond uncomfortable with this idea. I’ll try to break down all the shit that he has done since I have met my now husband (we met about 18 months ago, yes I know it’s quick to have gotten married and had a baby, wasn’t planned but we honestly couldn’t be happier. It just blows my mind that this man has done so much in such a short amount of time)

-the first day I met my husband he was venting to me about how difficult things were for him because his dad was in jail. TWMy husbands mother passed away after losing her battle to cancer 4 1/2 years ago. His dad