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]]> By: The Diamond in the Window http://www.peevishmama.com/?p=3893&cpage=1#comment-29355 The Diamond in the Window Sun, 24 Jul 2011 03:18:33 +0000 http://www.peevishmama.com/?p=3893#comment-29355 The thing that helps me (along with having that cherished thing, a part-time job where I am NO ONE'S MOTHER): the fact that it's all temporary. That I can see a different way coming along. But even with that, it's so crucial to be true to yourself within what you're doing. The article seems to me to just pile on more guilt: You're STILL doing it wrong! So odd to me that everyone feels perfectly comfortable back-seat parenting, when to do that in any other human relationship is just verboten. Hope you break on through to find yourself on the other side. The thing that helps me (along with having that cherished thing, a part-time job where I am NO ONE’S MOTHER): the fact that it’s all temporary. That I can see a different way coming along. But even with that, it’s so crucial to be true to yourself within what you’re doing. The article seems to me to just pile on more guilt: You’re STILL doing it wrong! So odd to me that everyone feels perfectly comfortable back-seat parenting, when to do that in any other human relationship is just verboten.
Hope you break on through to find yourself on the other side.

]]> By: Mamartiste http://www.peevishmama.com/?p=3893&cpage=1#comment-29352 Mamartiste Sun, 24 Jul 2011 02:04:38 +0000 http://www.peevishmama.com/?p=3893#comment-29352 After about 4 straight weeks of summer vacation (theirs, not mine), and a day at Swim Championships from 7 a.m until 5 p.m., then hanging out with them on Saturday night walking around Northampton, eating out, going for ice cream and coming home at 9:00pm., I go outside and sit alone staring at the ground, thinking how incredibly tired I am, but I want to stay up, even if it means being a zombie, because it is the first time in so long that I'm just having my own time. As soon as I wake up and the day gets going again, I will get thrown into it all over again. Then I read this and I feel like you have sucked out my brain (or what's left of it) and read it all like tea leaves. This is the dilemma of too much mother's guilt. Weren't the mothers supposed to lay the guilt on the kids? I so wish I had the willpower to ignore the guilty feelings that won't let me just ignore my kids. Just saying that I need to ignore my kids makes me feel like such a terrible mother. It's so ridiculous. Thanks for putting it all into words so nicely. After about 4 straight weeks of summer vacation (theirs, not mine), and a day at Swim Championships from 7 a.m until 5 p.m., then hanging out with them on Saturday night walking around Northampton, eating out, going for ice cream and coming home at 9:00pm., I go outside and sit alone staring at the ground, thinking how incredibly tired I am, but I want to stay up, even if it means being a zombie, because it is the first time in so long that I’m just having my own time. As soon as I wake up and the day gets going again, I will get thrown into it all over again. Then I read this and I feel like you have sucked out my brain (or what’s left of it) and read it all like tea leaves. This is the dilemma of too much mother’s guilt. Weren’t the mothers supposed to lay the guilt on the kids? I so wish I had the willpower to ignore the guilty feelings that won’t let me just ignore my kids. Just saying that I need to ignore my kids makes me feel like such a terrible mother. It’s so ridiculous. Thanks for putting it all into words so nicely.

]]> By: lady homeslice http://www.peevishmama.com/?p=3893&cpage=1#comment-29313 lady homeslice Sat, 23 Jul 2011 15:26:09 +0000 http://www.peevishmama.com/?p=3893#comment-29313 Wow! Once again you've given me something to chew on. Beautifully written Gaby. xo Wow! Once again you’ve given me something to chew on.

Beautifully written Gaby. xo

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