Today, I let my sister hold my newborn daughter for the first time. I heard her mutter under her breath, "I could kill you so easily..." FML
emirie
Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
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So just to clear things up, my sister isn't super crazy, although I was naturally alarmed. She's a little weird and creepy, and has no filter. Also, this happened a while ago (I had to say today, obviously), it just popped in my head the other day when the same sister told me she's pregnant. She has babysat, and has a step son as well.
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macystar 14
That's a red flag.
MsConfusedd 27
Maaaaaayybe you should take the baby back
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emirie 21
So just to clear things up, my sister isn't super crazy, although I was naturally alarmed. She's a little weird and creepy, and has no filter. Also, this happened a while ago (I had to say today, obviously), it just popped in my head the other day when the same sister told me she's pregnant. She has babysat, and has a step son as well.
HeyHeyFishFillet 34
Well, it's good to hear that you and your kid are still alive and well! Just be cautious however, if you see small animals going missing in your sister's neighborhood and finding the dead bodies in your sisters garbage is not a good sign.
jerryj 27
You just killed the magic by admitting it didn't actually happen today :(
emirie 21
So sorry I crushed your hopes and dreams :( at least you can all rest well knowing my daughter is alive and well
cmayer 20
I feel like she meant it in a "you're so fragile just one wrong move could kill you" kind of way. I'm hoping so anyway.
emirie 21
I think that's what she meant... I hope
mdcdeve 10
Lets hope you don't find out what she does in her basement at night.
bobslawnservice 16
When I held my son for the first time I had the same thought. When you aren't used to newborns the feeling of their absolute vulnerability and dependance on you can be astonishing. My kid is 5 now so it all worked out.
CtrlAltDef3at 4
I just wanna throw out there that these thoughts (although weird) are quite natural in most people. I think of it as my mind saying "no matter how sane you think you are I have a reserve of thoughts to disprove that"
glitterkuro 18
Yeah, that's how I read this. I'm pretty good with children generally but babies scare me purely because I'm a clumsy kind of person and hey, they're small and are so delicate that it does feel like you can break them! (I've heard people say that they're way tougher than they seem but I don't really want to have to find that out )
TexasBitch 13
They are tougher than they seem, but it's still nerve racking holding something so vulnerable and helpless.
Bentonic 11
Actually, you don't have to use the "Today," you can just delete it.
Ashley868 10
Might be a good idea to keep her from babysitting.
Selkhe 10
That sounds kind of bad, but it probably wasn't meant with bad intent. Like, not with "I WANT TO KILL THIS" intention, but in an "oh god, I could make the tiniest mistake and this living thing could die" sort of way.
Brownie101abc 7
I actually have nightmares of dropping babies because they can die easily! Hold their head the wrong way and it'll probably snap right off
arronaut 0
Anybody else instantly think of battlestar galactica?
worldclassrager 39
Sibling rivalry already? Protect her like the most precious thing you have...even though she is...
caitiebug1119 15
Ahem...yeah...let me take her back. Um nurse?
stephinie 8
Keep her away from your baby! If she is around watch her at all times! Now days you can't trust anyone!
MidnaLink 33
Keep her away from your kid, and let no man breed with her!
emirie 21
She's already breeding! It was more of an observation, I guess, but she's a little nutty. (: she's babysat before and is wonderful with her.
MidnaLink 33
I'm gonna go out on a big limb and guess you are the OP.
MidnaLink 33
For future reference, to anyone, I commented before she logged in.
davincidasecond 24
Don't worry. When your daughter grows up and your sister becomes elderly and senile then the roles will be reversed. Jokes aside, i would be VERY cautious from now on where your sister is concerned.