lowkey just need to vent a little bit šŸ˜…

okay so i’m 23, ftm to an almost 4 year old boy! ngl i got pregnant at 19 gave birth at 20. got into a relationship at 18 with my baby daddy, we’re engaged now. okay so i’ve finally made some friends (who are also moms) & on saturday i went over to my friends house to celebrate her friends bday so we were having a good time, drinking a little bit. my mom starts texting where im at , she basically starts trippin. she’s like where’s your kid? i was like ā€˜at home , with his dad’ and she always makes me feel like shit when I’m out. but the thing is i never go out like this, so for her to try to shit on my parade gets me. like idk but it bugs me that she’s asking all these questions cause she has my location. she was literally talking about ā€˜answer me, or I’ll go over there to your friends house and knock’ like i am 23 m’am, no longer living under her roof btw. my son is at home playing with his dad, like idk am i trippin? she makes me feel like im being a bad mom but i’m literally always home with my son. i never got to go out , literally i have never been clubbing or to the bars. so i just wanna have fun with my friends here and there , why is that so bad 😭 like I know she’s looking out for me and my son but it’s really none of her business?? ugh idk , any tips or advice?

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Shes tripping love . Dont feel bad for her being bored clearly. You are just being a young 23 year old and a mature one at that. You can make yourself available while you’re out but if you see it going in that direction you don’t owe her anything especially if she doesn’t pay your bills and especially if she’s not the one having to take care of the child at the time. She just wants attention which is a horrible and toxic trait for any adult especially when what you’re doing isn’t affecting her. You took care of your responsibilities and made sure that your child was taken care of properly while you are gone, don’t feel bad for a cunts behavior. (I apologize if it’s offensive , but honestly she should be apologizing for being that way for no reason) on top of that , her threat of coming over to the friend is a great example of crying wolf , people don’t think you’ll call them on bullshit and that’s the times you should the most , just say okay and go on about your business

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I feel like I could write a book on this but all in all . Don’t let her guilt trip you when you’re being the best mom you can be and from your post you did nothing wrong . You have the right to go let your hair down without ā€œthe momā€ breathing down your asshole. Misery loves company and you don’t have to be that company love ! Sending good vibes your way because you don’t deserve that not one bit

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Also don’t confuse the idea of what she did with ā€œlooking out for youā€ cause that’s not what that is at all . She is just being plain weird

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