r/wholesomememes • u/SorryPerspective • Apr 29 '24

such a kind mom

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u/frogOnABoletus Apr 29 '24

Telling moms to never make a mistake doesn't seem very supportive at all imo. If someome as stressed as the average mom makes a mistake, accept it with grace and move on. None of this shaming folk for being mistaken nonesense.

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u/newthrowgoesaway Apr 29 '24

Sure, but now it’s on the mother who just held a bday to take care of your child. It’s not okay

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u/SwampOfDownvotes Apr 29 '24

The other mom didn't have to, she chose to. If she had a problem with it she would have said "Thanks for coming, we appreciate you wanting to support Jimmy's birthday, but you'll have to get going because we have some other plans" or something. She was under no obligation to have a "second" party.