Tailor Swift
By Anonymous - 03/09/2009 17:05 - United Kingdom
By Anonymous - 03/09/2009 17:05 - United Kingdom
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By weddingcrashed - 19/09/2009 21:04 - United States
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By Anonymous - 19/01/2013 23:35 - United Kingdom - Somerton
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By Anonymous - 28/01/2014 21:57 - Bahrain - Manama
By Unlucky - 16/06/2009 10:49 - Saudi Arabia
2-year-olds shouldn't have access to scissors. YDI.
******* hell.
YDI for letting your 2 year old play with scissors. WTF is wrong with you? Parenting fail.
It is ALWAYS better to have two loving parents.
For all of you who are saying she is a terrible parent for leaving scissors around or not putting the daughter in a crib: obviously you have never had children. When my son was 2 he could successfully climb out of his crib and also climb up kitchen cabinets and it took a long time to teach him not to do so. So just because the kid had scissors, doesn't mean the mom let her have access to scissor, it just means that somehow she got a hold of them, it doesn't make anybody a terrible parent. And also, this woman could be a widow or a divorcee, and even if she's not- shut up with your catholic BS about having a child out of wedlock because not everybody believes that its a sin!
OH MY GODD!!!!!!!!!! i realllly hope things turn out okay! :0
Sorry about your dress, but seriously... please be careful about leaving sharp objects in reach of young children. :( Also, you pretty much deserved this by having a kid before you're married. I guess maybe she could have been from a previous marriage, though. Either way, I hope everything turns out OK with the dress.
She deserved to have her dress destroyed because she gave birth to a child before she signed a little piece of paper? Pull your head out of your ass, please. What do you think is more important, a baby and continuing her family blood line, or that little piece of paper?
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Where would you put scissors that a two year old can get them?
What kind of mother are you leaving scissors sharp enough to cut a wedding dress within reach of your 2 year old!? Not to mention...where the hell was the garment bag?