Are the other 3 healthy and fine?
Chins don't accept other chins that easily
There's a whole bonding process that needs to happen.
Are the other 3 healthy and fine?
Three from a breeder that already has them together, she said I wouldn't have to separate them since they've been cage mates for awhile.They are all 7,3,4. And I have separate cages for my others.
wystearya wrote: ↑February 18th, 2024, 11:53:22 am Sorry to vent again, I usually am not so down.
My birthday is in a few days and for the past week my husband and I have planned to use our only free day this week to celebrate. His mother has known about watching the youngest for this time and had agreed. Now, at the last second she cancels. Yes, she (the 12 year old) has a cold. She has been to the doctor and it's nothing bad. We have medicine and she doesn't have a fever. But no. AND, when it was his mom's birthday she went out of town for a week, during the worst snowstorm we have had in ages.. We had to drive up her very steep hill, covered in snow and ice, all week to take care of her pets.... But she can't watch her granddaughter for one day for me. I'm a step-mom so she isn't my child. I am just hurt and angry too. I just wanted one day with my husband to celebrate. Apparently, I asked too much. *sigh*
Now, I want to clarify that I don't dislike my mother-in-law. But I do not understand her at all. Over the years my opinion of her has gotten lower and lower and I more and more understand why her sons (my husband included) do not have much of a relationship with her. She is very hard to understand at times. Like understand her behavior and decisions. I don't know. I'm just real frustrated at the moment.
At least I am celebrating with my mom on my actual birthday.
we are all very excited and grateful either way!!!
Mistakes happen, but this time I'm happy.
Airasyraye wrote: ↑February 19th, 2024, 9:46:42 amNah, that’s some bs. It’s a cold. Who knows if it will even be an issue days later? Let alone all kinds of other problems I have with with her cancelling. I dislike her by proxy, because I can’t stand people like that. My sis is like that and I don’t have much of a relationship with her and my nephew sure as hell isn’t going to as soon as he graduates and can move out.Spoiler
wystearya wrote: ↑February 18th, 2024, 11:53:22 am Sorry to vent again, I usually am not so down.
My birthday is in a few days and for the past week my husband and I have planned to use our only free day this week to celebrate. His mother has known about watching the youngest for this time and had agreed. Now, at the last second she cancels. Yes, she (the 12 year old) has a cold. She has been to the doctor and it's nothing bad. We have medicine and she doesn't have a fever. But no. AND, when it was his mom's birthday she went out of town for a week, during the worst snowstorm we have had in ages.. We had to drive up her very steep hill, covered in snow and ice, all week to take care of her pets.... But she can't watch her granddaughter for one day for me. I'm a step-mom so she isn't my child. I am just hurt and angry too. I just wanted one day with my husband to celebrate. Apparently, I asked too much. *sigh*
Now, I want to clarify that I don't dislike my mother-in-law. But I do not understand her at all. Over the years my opinion of her has gotten lower and lower and I more and more understand why her sons (my husband included) do not have much of a relationship with her. She is very hard to understand at times. Like understand her behavior and decisions. I don't know. I'm just real frustrated at the moment.
At least I am celebrating with my mom on my actual birthday.
One day. It’s one day. But no, if it requires any form of effort, that’s just too much to ask of people like that, who will b— and moan and never let you forget it the one time of a million you wouldn’t do as much and far more for them.
I’d have nothing to do with her, myself. Obviously entirely up to you and of course your husband, but I’d never go out of my way for her. Selfish people don’t change. No matter how much they
Happy Birthday in advance and may you at least have a great day with your own mom.
Nah, you're entirely validated. It sucks when people feel bad/guilty/unjustified for having it up to here with predatory folks who take advantage. And I also know how easy it is to say "don't do it!" and then actually don't do it. My sister brags constantly about how she makes 2-3x the amount of money I do (and is also married with a kid and was popular in school while I am/was none of those things) and yet is also strapped for cash for one reason or another. (It's always "the bank's fault" or "the economy is just too bad for her to keep up with her bills" or some other bs.) And yes, she's totally the Brand Name Anything, Expensive Expenditure Anytime type. She and her husband just threw cash on a pair of tattoos. And yet, when she asks me for a spot $20 for gas, what does Big Sis do? Yep.wystearya wrote: ↑February 19th, 2024, 5:33:28 pm lol thanks. Today was much better than expected, so it worked out in the end. Though, no thanks to my mother-in-law.
It's nice to know I am not crazy for how I was feeling. It did ruin my day yesterday, but at least today has been very good. My husband is amazing.
And thank you to everyone who replied to me. I appreciate the happy birthday wishes and support.
Even though I didn't reply until now, I ready each one and it's nice to know people care and sympathize.
From now on, we aren't even going to mention our plans to her or anyone that may tell her. We will make plans and not involve her or tell her we are making any. We actually have something fun planned for next week now, and it should be a nice day trip! So, unless it's the weather or something crazy that happens, she shouldn't be able to ruin things this time around.