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Foul Mouthed Mother!
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I was in hairdressers this morning and sitting in waiting area for my turn. On sofa opposite was a woman and two kids - boy aged about 8 and girl about 9. Both looked bored stiff and were wandering about , fiddling with the magazines etc . This woman suddenly snapped and shouted, or screamed is more apt - "Will you two stop f@cking about and sit the f@ck down!!". Everyone turned to look at her but she just didn't care. When the girl started whining that she wanted to go home she carried on" will you stop f@cking moaning and sit down! I'm sick of the f@cking sight of the pair of you!!" By the time I left she was glaring at them as if she hated them and still mouthing off, and left me wondering why do some people even have children?? If it wasn't for the fact that it wasn't my business and I'd have probably got a slap I was tempted to say something. Probably wise that I didn't! Felt really sorry for the kids when I left.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A bit late coming into this thread but I once had reason to speak to a mother about the language and aggressive behaviour of her 8 or 9 year old son. She turn to him, slapped him twice across his head and yelled, You little f@@@ing b@gg@r, I'll f@@@ing kill you when get home. She then looked at me for approval at her acknowledgement of her son's behaviour.
I've never used words as have been described. Honestly, I promise that the only time was when my abusive husband unleashed a diatribe at me I said one of them, considered it and decided it was demeaning. I would most certainly never use bad language in front of my children. An 'O.... (space for brain to kick in) for goodness' sake ' was my standard.
So then these children go into school and use this language and get sent home etc. etc... education interrupted...all down to horribly bad parenting.
No, Islay, there is no, repeat 'no' excuse for using bad language before children. The first time I have really understood the divergence in our views. No excuse.
So then these children go into school and use this language and get sent home etc. etc... education interrupted...all down to horribly bad parenting.
No, Islay, there is no, repeat 'no' excuse for using bad language before children. The first time I have really understood the divergence in our views. No excuse.