gobadgers
02-16-2011, 07:52 PM
DS has been sick and took a monster nap this afternoon. He woke up at around the time DH usually gets home. When I went upstairs to get him, DD was happily looking at a book. When I get back downstairs, DH is home and DD is sitting in front of the TV, watching The Simpsons. Really?
Then I walk into the kitchen to find him about to post to Facebook a picture of DD in front of the TV (and you can tell it's the Simpsons thats on). Excuse me, but I worked my butt off today (and every day) to be sure DD had wonderful, fun, happy, wholesome day. And DH wants to broadcast to all our friends and family one snippet of this day - DD like a zombie in front of the tube, watching a wildly inappropriate show. I admit it, I exploded. I was pissed. At which point my DH says nonchalantly, "Well, as you know, I'm secure in my parenting." :angry-smiley-005:
This is ridiculous. I do not like what he is implying about my confidence in my (or our) parenting skills, or when he is totally insensitive to the work I do every day. I do not like it when he posts stupid stuff on Facebook, especially when its about our kids. But I really don't like it when he does not act like the good father that I know is.
If you've gotten to this point, can you send me a big glass of wine? (maybe whine would be better given this post, but it's good to get it off my chest...)
Then I walk into the kitchen to find him about to post to Facebook a picture of DD in front of the TV (and you can tell it's the Simpsons thats on). Excuse me, but I worked my butt off today (and every day) to be sure DD had wonderful, fun, happy, wholesome day. And DH wants to broadcast to all our friends and family one snippet of this day - DD like a zombie in front of the tube, watching a wildly inappropriate show. I admit it, I exploded. I was pissed. At which point my DH says nonchalantly, "Well, as you know, I'm secure in my parenting." :angry-smiley-005:
This is ridiculous. I do not like what he is implying about my confidence in my (or our) parenting skills, or when he is totally insensitive to the work I do every day. I do not like it when he posts stupid stuff on Facebook, especially when its about our kids. But I really don't like it when he does not act like the good father that I know is.
If you've gotten to this point, can you send me a big glass of wine? (maybe whine would be better given this post, but it's good to get it off my chest...)