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How many of you are also the Mother of his child, the Golden Uterus?

BMJen's picture

I am. I'm the mother of my husbands baby.......our baby girl together is the family "baby".

So every time I hear the excuse of, she's the mother of his child, yep.......so am I sister!

I like that she no longer has any status with him that I don't have. What about you guys?

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BMJen's picture

I know that about you! And I think it's a cool defining trait of DPWB. You know what you want and that is all there is to it! That's the only way to be.

stepoff's picture

Dh and I have 1 together so far. DS is the new baby of the family. I think that's what makes SD so jealous and bitter - because DS took away her 'baby' status. It's sad that at 20 yo she can't get past it. But I never thought of myself as the 'golden uterus'. Platinum maybe.

Wicked.Step.Monster's picture

I have perfectson17 from EH, DH had 3 kids already... no more for me! I've had a hysterectomy but once upon a time my uterus was indeed gold! 24k and diamond encrusted! Biggrin

Lilly's picture

Dh and I do not have a biological baby together because I can no longer can have children. I never thought that it gave BM more status then me, or in DH's mind she has more status. Im not sure if Im catching on to what you are saying.

Lilly's picture

I see by reading the responses,
revising,
I have more status then BM because Im me

BMJen's picture

I'm not saying that she HAS more status than you if you don't have kids with your DH. I'm saying, and I actually thought I said it pretty clear in the blog, that now no one can use the "she's the mother of my kids" card. Because I am to.

Sorry if you were offended.

I'm sure you, and all of us, have a place within our DH's that the BM's never had, and never will have! So no one please misunderstand.......this was for giggles sake and saying oh well beyotch I am to.......KWIM?

lostinwisc's picture

I totally get what you are saying! I hate that BM has the status of "mother of his children". She thinks it gives her an important position in his life and uses it as a reason to be involved in our lives and make her crazy demands. I would love to have another child and break that hold she has over him. "His kids need this and his kids need that" I would love to be able to say, "well our child needs ____ so back off"! DH has 3 (7,15,16) and I had BD9 when I was 18 years old. I always hoped to have another. When I met DH we thought long and hard about it because together we already had so many and to start over with a new baby would make DH a parent for almost 35 years. We may still try... We'd love to raise our own child together!

BMJen's picture

LIW, yep, I've said that to BM before when she starts in on how SD needs two hundred for this or that.......to bad, I need diapers!

But that backfires to. Then we get the "Well, if it were your BD that needed it I'm sure you'd do it for her" as if to say that he doesn't love his other girls as much as he does mine and his together. Stupid woman sometimes, I swear!

passleft's picture

hahaha...you guys are too funny. BM just had a baby with another guy and a couple weeks ago sent me a text because SD told BM that my fiance had said something negative about the new baby...which he didn't, but regardless, BM sent me a text that said, "He just said blah blah about my new baby, He's going to be a great father, good luck with that one." I simply wrote back and said, "He already is a father"...ugh!!

lostinwisc's picture

yes, that was one of my concerns. While I'd like to be able to point out that her children aren't the only important ones in our life, I don't want them to feel less important either...

BMJen's picture

LIW, don't worry, usually the kids don't feel less important at all. Actually I think it bonded me and SD tighter than I ever thought possible. But............it does make BM feel less important.......to DH anyways.

ChaiLatte's picture

I can relate to the "status" issue. I plan to have a child of my own, and I think that will really help me with a lot of my issues about this blended family situation. There'll be less resentment, anger, and insecurity.

BMJen's picture

Chai, it's stupid......but having her with him makes me feel that I have more rights than I did before. How stupid is that? Really now, c'mon. I was just the same before I had her. But after having her I just feel like the pedestal she was on for having his kids, now I sit there. AND I'm his wife, so boya beyotch! Wink

I'm just being silly today! LOL

Kb3Hooah's picture

so boya beyotch

-------------> LMAO! Biggrin

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ChaiLatte's picture

That's not stupid! That's exactly what I'm talking about. I want that feeling, that security, that in-your-face-firstwife feeling like she has. It's power. It's leverage. It's a hold on my husband that she has and I can never do anything about. It's a get out of jail free card for bad behavior because it gets excused. Not to mention, I have desperately always wanted to have a child of my own. This sucks.

Wicked.Step.Monster's picture

I'm a BM and when I was dealing with a satan SM to perfectson, I pulled this one on numerous occasions. It IS power and it IS leverage! BMs can't deny it!

ChaiLatte's picture

Thanks for confirming Wicked Step Monster! lol I love when a bio parent is honest with themselves, and the rest of the world. Your honesty is appreciated.

It's power and its leverage but I don't want to sound like that's not the ONLY reason I want to have a child of my own. I feel like I should clear that up if it came out that way. I've been trying to conceive for around 9 years. I've been with DH for going on two years. So this is a dream that I've had for a looooong time. Dealing with the fact that BM can accidentally have a child, and then pass it on for someone else to raise and the issues that entails has sort of exacerbated my anxiety, anger, and insecurities about myself and my possible inability to have a child. Okay, sorry Jen for talking about myself so much in your blog. I'm done. Smile

Wicked.Step.Monster's picture

I won't lie... I've pulled some crazy BM behavior you can't imagine out of sweet little me! LOL! But I truly was dealing with a psycho satan abusive SM to perfectson and boy howdy did the gloves come off!

I'm very sorry you've had trouble conceiving... I won't pretend to know that pain, just know I hate that for you.

Kb3Hooah's picture

This reminds me of what SD said to me the other day, she said "You should give BD a baby brother." I was completely speechless. However, me and BF aren't married, and he's had a vasectomy, so a baby isn't in our future at all. Which I'm fine with that, BM can have that title. I remember BF telling me that he didn't think him and BM would have lasted any longer than a year if they didn't have kids so soon.....so I get the pleasure of our relationship and love for one another being the reason we are together, not kids.

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mumzy79's picture

I actually had my BM use this with FH.. mother of his kids. Now that I had BD she uses mother of his only sons. Sheesh I can't win lol. I don't give a shit tho she looks like a cyclops n I don't!

HeatherM's picture

Yes it gives me some weird satisfaction to know that I had my husbands baby too. It actually really used to bother me to the point of being depressed about it. I wasn't sure I even wanted more kids as I have a BS 13, and a SS 7...but it did not feel right that he parented with this other woman, and shared the experience of child birth with her, and not me. I didn't for some reason in my way of thinking, think that it was fair or right. So I made the big decision and had a baby... don't get me wrong... wouldn't trade my beautiful daughter for the world.. but it DID change things, things DID become different. I felt somehow better to be able to share the parenting experience with my DH rather than watch him parent with someone else. It now no longer bothers me when they parent together...

ChaiLatte's picture

"I felt somehow better to be able to share the parenting experience with my DH rather than watch him parent with someone else. It now no longer bothers me when they parent together..."

Very well said. This is how I imagine it would feel.

smnikki's picture

i cant wait to say this back to bm! infact she knows that she will no longer be able to try and make me feel bad by saying it to me, and because she is so wigged out about us having kids the mediator told her (among other reasons) she has to attend counseling to get over her issues!!

LizzieA's picture

We are too old, LOL--plus worn out raising our 4, two each. If I have a regret in life, it's that I didn't have his child--he is a sweet awesome dad and I would have loved that moment together. Cherish it, you lucky ones!

melis070179's picture

Yes, DH & I have one together, and he is dying to work on a 2nd, but I'm trying to hold off until next year. BM knows she can't pull the mother of his child card, even before we had one, because we know SS is not his child. I do deal with this with my EX's GF though, she is jealous that I am the mother of his child, so I'm told. I said, trust me, I wish he wasnt the dad!

"I child proofed my whole house, but they STILL get in!"

BMJen's picture

Melis I know that feeling. I wish every day that DH was the father of my son. But hey, you and I have said that time and time again! LOL

melis070179's picture

RIGHT?! I'm sure my ex's GF feels the same way LOL

"I child proofed my whole house, but they STILL get in!"

belleboudeuse's picture

Nope. I don't need to poop out a kid to be his number one.

And I say that with NO DISRESPECT to any of the SMs here who have had a kid with their BF/DH. I only say that out of disrespect to the pitiful excuse for a human being that is DH's ex-wife.

UCSM (BB)

"No matter how cynical I get, it's never enough." - Lily Tomlin

BMJen's picture

I had to read that twice. Did you mean "pop" out a kid.

Or "poop" out a kid.

LMAO............that was funny.

Sia's picture

Dh and I have 2 boys together. I dont know if I feel any more validated having his kids or not, but it does make a stronger connection with DH I think.

sweetthing's picture

I think that having our BS made us feel like more of a family. I am the mom of this house and having a child here full time to mother makes it easier to mother my step sons w/o infringing on their mom's status.

It had a huge effect on my relationship with DH's family. I really feel that it is a big reason that I have such a great relationship with my inlaws. They were very close with BM before BS2 was born, now not so much... now they hug me, babysit for us & email & just come over for visits. Yesterday I had 14 people over for sit down dinner with our families for SS12's birthday. My MIL actually told SS9 to ask his mom (me) for a pen and then had to correct herself & use my name.