She posted to Tik Tok. More complaining.
Yes. Seems like this with many influenzas. The life style has made them lazy and entitles and laaaaazy.. Like she has husband with he 24/7 helping her. She just moans and moans and moans. You just Wonder what if these people had real problems.She wasn't ready for motherhood whatsoever. Everything was in her imagination, not reality. Did they both quit their day jobs? I know they moved out into the middle of nowhere, but both seem to want to farm all day.
I don’t have tik tok… I downloaded it just to see what it was. I’m a new parent, my daughter is just over 1 month old. I don’t think it’s that hard. Maybe I have an easy baby?That tik tok video.. my god what a load of bleeping dribble.
She bonkers a baby develops so much in the first 2 years and particularly quickly in the first they don't stay tiny for long. She's so privileged and has it a lot easier than other mums living in the middle of nowhere and isolated from other mums probably isn't the best thing eitherFor anyone not in the parenting space right now, to be clear -- leaps are considered akin to horoscopes in terms of actual evidence. So it's like she's sitting here going, "It's so hard right now raising a Sagittarius during a Virgo moon so mama is not coping y'all!!!"
And like... I enjoy a good Horoscope but girl what. Your baby is a baby and has baby needs. Get him vaccinated, get your meds, and please for the love of God stop complaining about nothing.
Yeah, as I've said before -- we had babies within days of each other and I'm super lucky to live in Canada where I get an absurdly long maternity leave. So I feel like we're on similar tracks and I just can't identify with her 99% of the time. My husband works outside the home and long stretches by myself is tough. The only thing that gets me through is good mom groups. I can't imagine what it would do to me to not have that support system.She bonkers a baby develops so much in the first 2 years and particularly quickly in the first they don't stay tiny for long. She's so privileged and has it a lot easier than other mums living in the middle of nowhere and isolated from other mums probably isn't the best thing either
Kristi is the very definition of "money doesn't buy happiness." Whether she was living paycheck to paycheck or cruising on a yacht, she would find something to complain about. I suspect at least one thing she's struggling with is the fact that for over 10 years, she could be miserable and tragic about not being "able" to have kids... and now she doesn't have that story to rely on. But instead of taking a minute for a bit of gratitude, she's just shifted her misery into another box.Ignoring the parenting thing for a minute, did anyone else just notice how her comparisons also reeked of her privilege?
Like no, most people can't just up and quit a job they hate. You could possibly find a new one, and hope it's not just more of the same in a different location, but it's not like "This job sucks, I'm out, peace!" when you've got rent and bills and still need to feed yourself.
Also, don't like your vacation so you just book an earlier flight? Does she not realize most airlines charge a penalty for changing flights? Not to mention the money you'd lose out on with your hotel, because it's not like you get a refund on the nights you didn't stay. Anyone who isn't as privileged as she is will suck it up and figure out a way to enjoy their trip, because bailing to go home early costs money, and in some cases this might be the only vacation you get for a while.