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@HazelAppleyard I agree. My mum always taught me that if a man isn't committed enough to marry you, don't have children with him because children are a much bigger commitment than marriage

She’s absolutely right.

@WhiteBabyFac Ew this post is disgusting. Victim blaming women who are facing domestic violence. I'm like 90% sure this account is rage bate but this is too far. Nobody and I mean nobody is ever justified for abusing someone else. Ever. "Obey or be abused" is a harmful message to spread

99% of domestic violence incidents could be prevented by women obeying their husbands, as we are biblically instructed to do.

@buddieproperty This is why i think that if Buddie goes canon, Hen will be the first to clock it but she just won't say anything.

Why does no one ever talk about how Hen said “it’s about damn time” when it was revealed that Buck was a boy kisser. Like that’s an insane canon line. Meaning she has known for years Buck was not straight. CANONICALLY.

@katierozes I'm not against it, but if they do go down that path I hope that storyline is handled respectfully. But also, I don't want that kid to have the trauma of losing his mom and dad 😭

i didn't like the sperm donor plot but i'm genuinely curious why some of you guys have SUCH a strong reaction to the idea of that kid coming back. tbh i always figured he would return in one way or another one day. the plot always felt like

@fionaswhvre Also that poor child would have so much trauma if he lost his parents at such a young age. He doesn't know Buck, he would want Connor, who is his actual dad

also i dont understand why some people are excited at Buck raising a child who has no one else when all Buck has ever wanted is to MAKE a family with someone he loves. He will gladly raise a child if its parents wanted him to but it’s not what he wants

@BasedBlondex What an odd post. A sweet video of a mother and son is nothing to hate over. Plus, her beautiful genetics definitely passed on, her son is a handsome man!

Imagine your beautiful genetics going down the drain.. she looks nothing like her kids

@SkySwall Lol

@Moon59636316 Selfish

Marriages would go a lot better if women listened to their husbands as well as they would listen to a manager. If this idea irks you, you are a feminist, not a Christian.

@SadeRepsEagles It's always the same people commenting on posts about happy couples. The ones in unhappy marriages, or the ones who are only single cause nobody wants them. Such a sweet couple, I wish them the best :)

Twitter is filled with the worst kind of people. There’s no reason why this couple should have to turn their comments off bc of hate. Yall are pathetic, miserable, & hide behind someone else’s picture as your pfp.

@GlobeFarrah I'm nowhere near to that point in my life but...nobody should be expected to carry that mental load of caring for your parents. If you can and want to? Great! If you know you don't have the mental and physical energy so a care home is the best solution? That's okay too.

Every time I see the "you're a terrible person if you put your parents in the nursing home" discourse I crash out bc it's one of those things that you literally don't know wtf you're talking about unless you've been in that position yourself.

@EDW_Concepts @WhiteBabyFac I'm not...I'm not with somebody right now lol. My statement was a general statement

@Moon59636316 @WhiteBabyFac Then why are you with them

One of the biggest mistakes you can make as a wife is to nag and criticize your husband. Men do not respond well to being told what to do. If anything it makes them want to do the opposite of what you're demanding. If you want your husband to make positive changes - instead of focusing on his flaws and criticizing him - show him that you're willing to change for the better. Do your best to fulfill your duties as a wife - keeping the house clean, taking care of the kids, waking up with the baby overnight, cooking for the family, and doing what he asks of you without arguing. Make his life easier so he has the time and energy to focus on making the kinds of changes you'd like to see. Maybe you've been telling him he needs to find ways to earn more money, eat healthier, exercise more, or spend more quality time with the kids. Instead of trying to nag him into submission over these things, show him that you're willing to put in the work to make his life better so he'll want to do what he can to become a better husband and father out of a sense of gratitude - not because he's been browbeaten by constant nagging.

@EdgeIncremental @WhiteBabyFac Sure it is team work, but he works and gets breaks. A stay at home mothers is carrying the mental and physical load 24/7. Evening times when both are home, they should work together to handle dinner, dishes, putting the kids to bed. That's teamwork

@Moon59636316 @WhiteBabyFac Why not? Men do the out of house work "monetary duties" A woman does "domestic duties." It's team work.

@EDW_Concepts @WhiteBabyFac I don't worry about negative things. I'm just tired of the narrative that men get a pass to not know basic life skills. It's so frustrating to see how everything is women's fault, it's tiring to see this narrative being pushed daily by people

@Moon59636316 @WhiteBabyFac You appear to worry alot about negative things. You worry he might be lazy?

@EDW_Concepts @WhiteBabyFac Don't be sorry for my life, I was raised by an amazing mother who taught me to have standards when dating. She doesn't want me to end up with a man who's incompetent and needs to be nagged to do basic life tasks

@Moon59636316 @WhiteBabyFac Wow, you assumed a lot. Sorry for your life.

@WhiteBabyFac Housewives, maybe not. Stay at home mothers with kids are working 24/7, even if you don't view it as a job...it is difficult. Especially when the kids get older and only one parent is carrying the mental load of parenthood all day every day.

@Moon59636316 Housewives don't work 24/7. We have free time during the day and sleep at night, obviously. And when my husband is off work he's being a parent too. He spends plenty of time with the kids, even if I'm not asking him to do diaper changes.

@JayBush37475884 @MomsPostingLs I am a woman. But I also can't imagine any man I know in my real life actually being able to stop loving the son or daughter he has raised all because of DNA. Like the idea of my father not loving me anymore if he found out I wasn't his, is unfathomable to me.

@Moon59636316 @MomsPostingLs If you're a woman, you don't understand loyalty, you understand guilt.

Would you stick around?

@WhiteBabyFac If that works for people, that works for people. But she shouldn't be expected to carry the mental and physical load of parenthood and household chores all alone, 24/7. Whilst the man earns the money and then gets a break from every other responsibility when she doesn't

@Moon59636316 If he's paying the bills then she should be taking care of the household chores.

@NataniaMarshall You know not all feminist want to focus on their careers right? I want to be married one day and have a family. But guess what...feminism is why me and you have a choice to choose what life we want to live instead of being forced into one lifestyle that we don't want

To all the feminists, I hope you have so much fun being a corporate girl boss, while I enjoy being a married submissive wife with a bunch of babies.

@Dejthegrey @MomsPostingLs Okay, thanks for answering. I was just reading through the comments and it broke my heart to see how many people could so easily stop loving their child who they've raised for 5 years all because their child isn't biologically theirs.

@Moon59636316 @MomsPostingLs I mean, I’m a man and I agree. The woman a lying bitch, not the kid, the kid did no wrong, and 5 years is much more than enough to actually build a bond with him. You’d be abandoning a kid that don’t even know what’s going on and causing trauma for selfish reasons.