Grrr....

[Flur]

I don't know you, but these don't sound like women that you'd really want to spend time with anyway. They definitely don't sound like people I'd want to spend time with. I agree, their loss.

[rij73]

They just up and walked away? How rude!

[Tuckervill]

Do you live in the South? Then I'm not surprised.

You may have to search a little harder for people who are more open. And google the names of the groups, because some of them don't say it out front, but many are very conservative and Christianity based.

Karen

[nic840]

Ahhhh I hear you on trying to join Mom's groups. Some if not most have a hard time having new people join their group. Why? I am not sure.

Wish you lived out on the West Coast as I have no doubt you would be welcome in our loose knit wacky group. Trust me you want to meet people with similar interests and discipline styles...

They are not my biking buddies, not my school buddies - we just met through a Mom's group when the kids were young. The group was big - 15 or so, as the kids got older it has slimmed down to a core 7 or so.
We get along and hang out just enough to stave off the crazys that go along with motherhood.

Keep trying to meet people. I have met some of the best Moms/kids in the last few years through kids gymnastics and classes with the kids.

And remember you don't have to be best of friends...just to know that they understand what you are going through and can support you is the best.

Good Luck and having "Mom" friends is really important...just as important as my cycling, pub and soccer friends!

[nic840]

Oh I forgot to say that those women were probably the ones who would benefit most from your services!!! Poor Husbands!

[amcgltdchix]

They just amazed me. Really. I kept feeling that was the typical 'stay at mom home' attitude was. Then I got to thinking...if I was stay at home, I would not be like that.

I prefer to think they just need the B*&tch F'd back in the box for once. Perhaps then they will not be so judgmental.