MSE Pregnancy Club III

sparkle03

blottedcopybook wrote: »

Congrats to Pisces!

On the bump touching front, I freaked out in Asda when I was pregnant with #3 when some creepy guy kept trying to touch my belly. I was on crutches and couldn't easily get away from him and hubby was further up the aisle. I ended up screaming at him to get away from me and just kept screaming until the security guys came and intervened. I do not DO being touched.

Oh my goodness thats terrible and heres me complaining about a lady I have known since I was about four! (Shes not a close neighbour or anything though, just a nosy bat really!)

r.mac_2

blottedcopybook wrote: »

Congrats to Pisces!

On the bump touching front, I freaked out in Asda when I was pregnant with #3 when some creepy guy kept trying to touch my belly. I was on crutches and couldn't easily get away from him and hubby was further up the aisle. I ended up screaming at him to get away from me and just kept screaming until the security guys came and intervened. I do not DO being touched.

:mad: :mad: :eek: Oh My!!!! Don't think I could deal with that. The security guards would have had to kart me away too. I'd probably have given birth right there and then:p

3onitsway

There is an irritating mum at DD's school, who everytime she sees me in the playground has to come up and rub my bump with both hands!!! So I went to New Look and bought this for her benefit..............
http://www.newlook.co.uk/1542632/154263201/ProductDetails.aspx
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I don't even know the woman!! I can cope with mum, OH and DS and DD touching - but not random strangers!!

Millie's_Mum

I remember when I was pregnant with Millie a woman I had never met before started touching my bump and going on about how she know it was a girl she was really weird, anyway the look on my face must have been enough cos my butcher Frank came out from behind his counter and threw her out and told her to stop bothering his customers!

I felt really weird all day after that cos she was creepy and I felt like she'd cursed me or something, so girls if you can train yourself to jump away when you see someone coming at you then do it!

I've only been touched by one person so far this time and as soon as she'd done it she went 'Oh my god, I can't believe i just did that I used to hate people doing it to me!' but I know (and like) her so I wasn't too bothered.

My_Fathers_Daughter

I am so glad it is not just me doing completely irrational crying!

At the weekend hubby was watching some you've been framed kind of programme where they were all dancing...this young guy was breakdancing on a stage and he went to do some kind of flip and he REALLY hit his head - no hands or anything, it made a horrible noise.

I said 'I didn't like that darling' and began to sob, terribly! Real crying like I was hurt or something :eek: I couldn't stop, I was wailing inconsolably for about 10 minutes!

Sometimes I scare myself



AF - I think still calling bubs a he is a great idea. I was only saying last night that I really feel for your hubby and what he will go through if by any chance he let it slip! It would be divorce material


SB - isn't this twice that blue bump has refused to play ball? I think you might have a stubborn one there


blotted :rotfl: :rotfl: :T :T

MrsTinks

3onitsway wrote: »

There is an irritating mum at DD's school, who everytime she sees me in the playground has to come up and rub my bump with both hands!!! So I went to New Look and bought this for her benefit..............
http://www.newlook.co.uk/1542632/154263201/ProductDetails.aspx

I don't even know the woman!! I can cope with mum, OH and DS and DD touching - but not random strangers!!

I love that T-shirt... and it's a little bit quirky too so definitely going to get that!

mirrorimage0

ooohhh im off to get one off those tops for when i get a bump. i love it

MrsTinks

blottedcopybook wrote: »

On the bump touching front, I freaked out in Asda when I was pregnant with #3 when some creepy guy kept trying to touch my belly. I was on crutches and couldn't easily get away from him and hubby was further up the aisle. I ended up screaming at him to get away from me and just kept screaming until the security guys came and intervened. I do not DO being touched.

They would have been dragging me off him... I'd have smacked him round the head with the crutches and beat him to a pulp until he'd been spitting teeth... I swear if anyone touches my bump (other than my DH and possibly my parents...) they will need paramedic attention...

angelfairy

MFD - It will SOOOOOO be divorce material and he knows it!!!!

As for the irrational crying, i am known for that anyway, so have an excuse now with being pregnant. I can cry at anything.

Searching for prams online and not finding what i am wanting which is frustrating.

Must start signing up for more freebies now i feel more comfortable that bubs is here to stay.

As for touching bumps, i dont mind family doing it, only one has done so so far (even though there isn't too much to touch) but i hope to god strangers don't do it. i would be mortified.

blottedcopybook

MrsTine wrote: »

They would have been dragging me off him... I'd have smacked him round the head with the crutches and beat him to a pulp until he'd been spitting teeth... I swear if anyone touches my bump (other than my DH and possibly my parents...) they will need paramedic attention...

:rotfl:

The sole reason I didn't was because I work with vulnerable people and if I don't have a clean Disclosure (CRO check) then I can't work. I couldn't risk getting done for ABH on this twit but if the security guards hadn't arrived so quickly I would probably have ensured that he'd never have any kids of his own if you catch my drift!