Now imagine a father does what these moms do.
Works 16 hours. Comes home to screaming kids, bills on the table, a wife nagging, house a mess. Sets up his tripod, starts crying on camera about how HARD fatherhood is.
What would the internet say?
"Man up."
"You chose to be a father."
"Should've picked a better wife."
"My dad did it without complaining."
"Weak."
He would be HUMILIATED.
But when a mom does it in full glam…lashes done, nails done, lip filler fresh with time to record, edit, add music, write a caption, and upload for validation...
She's "so brave." "So real." "Motherhood is so hard, queen."
Parenthood IS hard. But your kids didn't ask to be content.
If you had time for the lashes, nails, filler, tripod, edits, and hashtags, you had time to be a parent. You didn't need help. You needed ATTENTION.
You are not the main character anymore. You are somebody's MOTHER.
Zohran Mamdani and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez were spotted giggling as people wept during the annual reading of names during the 9/11 memorial ceremony.
The camera transitioned to Mamdani and Cortez after showing a man weeping as the names were read.
I don't know who these idiots are making up this idea that competitive sports are not exclusionary. It's dumb and provably false at every turn.
No heavy weights in the welter weight category.
No high schooler baseball players in little league.
Only 6-7% of high school athletes go on to play in college (because the others aren't good enough!)
Only 1% of men's college football and basketball athletes go pro.
Less than .2% of college athletes make the Olympics
Pick a new catch phrase, this one -- "exclusion is never the answer" -- is almost as dumb as "trans women are women." Not quite. Nothing will ever beat that one for stupidity.