Guest guest Posted September 12, 2008 Report Share Posted September 12, 2008 Hi All! I have a son who will be 1 this month on the 24th...woo-hoo! We have been through so much and I am blessed to have him. The issue that it bothering me right now is with is dad. We are divorced and he is remarried and has pretty much nothing to do with him. Lately he has been using the " r " word extremely too much! And I have repeatedly asked him not to say that, to please think of another word to use. I have explained that I REALLY don't like that word. But he says things like " That's so retarded " or " are you retarded " , and I have said " you mean, thats so stupid " . But he doesn't care and ignores my thoughts and feelings on this matter. We also have a 2 year old boy(wesley) together and I don't want that word to ever come out of his mouth, I would cry trying to explain that one. I got so mad last night after he used the word in a sentence while talking about him picking up wesley, that I just hung up while he was in mid sentence. I sent him a text asking him what it would take to make him quit using that word. His reply was " I'm not fake i realize my son has a disability but i don't think its fair to just change my vocab " . What an ass! I replied and said so then its ok for someone to walk up and ask if our son was retarded, that it will be ok cause he shouldn't have to change his vocab either. I got no reply but once again when I met him to let him get wesley for his weekend he used the word again. I just want to scream and slap some since into his ignorant butt. What can I do to explain to his ignorant self? If he keeps doing this after I ask him to stop, one day I will probably slap him right in mid sentence. Any advice please.... Kristi ~Praying for patience!~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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