By Gremlinswife - 24/07/2012 20:25 - Canada - Chilliwack

Today, my mother bitched me out for not finishing my laundry. I'm a 37-year-old mother of three. She rents my basement suite. FML
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I charge them rent but also pay them to babysit. They have a pretty sweet deal. My Husband works out of province i'm essentially a single mother 2 week of each month and my youngest son has special needs. Laundry is very low on my list of things to do in my kids waking hours lol

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Tell her get her own place or to calm her ****

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countrygirl626 16

If it was my mother in the situation, I'd kick her out. She doesn't like the way I run my house? Her problem, not mine.

uglycrow 5

Throw her out. Problem solved

Yes, throw the woman out who gave birth to you, housed you, fed you, and gave you unconditional love because she displeased you once. That's perfect.

I haven't met your parents, but in my experience, it's not completely unconditional.

I sometimes wish I would see some people who say the poster's should do this or that to actually do that if they were the ones on the other's shoes.... it would amuse me.

I feel your pain I'm 25 have 4 kids and my mother lives with me and does the same ish!

rcgirl2 11

Well if she doesn't like it, she can get her own place to stay at.

TheyCallMeDamien 17

You should've checked her right there.

Don't forget that this women most likely fed and clothed OP, even if she's harsh. No matter how your parents are (unless they're criminals or abusive) then you shouldn't abandon them or kick 'em out. They cared for you, now when we get older, we should still show them some love and care...but then again I love my parents ^.^

Then you should remind her she is an elderly lady who can't even pigeon her own so shut the f up.

What on EARTH do flying rats have to do with the OP's mother? And the OP is only 37, unless her mother had her at like, fifty, she's hardly OLD. Minimum she's around 55, but most likely she's around 62-65. My grandmother continued to volunteer, work, and take university courses right up until she died at 89. Being older doesn't mean you suddenly and always fall apart at the drop of a hat.

Wo damn autocorrect I said live on her own. I don't know how pigeon got in there?! And she can very well be elderly... I'm 27 and my mom is 65 so in ten years she will be 75 which I think would be considered elderly.

Plus I never said anything about her falling apart. I was merely stating that if she has to bunk up with her kids at that stage in life she probably hasn't made the best decisions in life and should probably be more concerned about other things than op's laundry.

Hahaha, autocorrect put pigeons in your post. XD That's funny. My auto-correct once changed Valentine's Day to Palestine Day. :| Good thing I caught it before I sent it. I guess because my grandparents (on both sides) continued to do their own things well into their eighties, I don't see that age as "old", just "older". XD

countrygirl626 16

I love my parents too, but if they didn't show me respect in the place I owned and I was allowing them to live there, I would have the right to kick them out if I damn well pleased.

Finish your laundry! I hate to go to do clothes & find my grown boys shit in there, soaking wet! YDI