that butter board thing was justProper fuckin gross, that table mess nonsense
has no one learned anything about hygiene after what we have been through?
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has no one learned anything about hygiene after what we have been through?
Just the words "butter board" are wildly unappealing on their own; the food practice itself is heinous!that butter board thing was just
Lots of people with 'sober living' or 'sober' in their bios, or people who refer to 'sober parenting'. Total respect for anyone doing that, or quitting drinking, but it has become a bit of a catch all for people who just happen to not drink. If you don't like/enjoy/ever drink alcohol for any reason other than an addiction, is it such a big deal to be 'sober living'? I wouldn't think it was a big enough part of my personality to share it, and it comes across a bit dramatic. I see it SO often now, all these people can't be in recovery? I wonder if people quit drinking alcohol for a good reason, but it is an easy choice for them, then they put it out there for praise, when it's no different and no more difficult for them than for example someone being caffeine free?
"sober parenting" is ridiculous, are most people drinking alcohol while they take care of their children
The words air and fryer 
in 6 months or so they will be practically giving them away from charity shopsThe words air and fryer
I have to mute people who do it.Kids covered in food knocks me absolutely sickitâs not cute, itâs really really gross.
I donât mind seeing peopleâs kids but the food pics, I just canât deal with them
I donât disagree with it being cringe when ppl make sobriety a core characteristic but I think this is push back on the wine mum archetype/trope. SO much parenting content online inevitably mentions alcohol and it can be quite othering as a sober or abstinent or whatever you wanna define it as person. But I think the wine mum thing happens cos ppl donât have anything to say or a sense of humour so substitute that, and the same could be said for sober mum content"sober parenting" is ridiculous, are most people drinking alcohol while they take care of their children
True, I hadn't thought of it from this perspective, but the whole glamorising of alcohol is not at all positive either, so many bday cards etc basically promoting problematic drinking are awfulI donât disagree with it being cringe when ppl make sobriety a core characteristic but I think this is push back on the wine mum archetype/trope. SO much parenting content online inevitably mentions alcohol and it can be quite othering as a sober or abstinent or whatever you wanna define it as person. But I think the wine mum thing happens cos ppl donât have anything to say or a sense of humour so substitute that, and the same could be said for sober mum content
Thatâs such a good point!I donât disagree with it being cringe when ppl make sobriety a core characteristic but I think this is push back on the wine mum archetype/trope. SO much parenting content online inevitably mentions alcohol and it can be quite othering as a sober or abstinent or whatever you wanna define it as person. But I think the wine mum thing happens cos ppl donât have anything to say or a sense of humour so substitute that, and the same could be said for sober mum content
A bit like the rise of âscummy mummiesâ to counteract âlittle miss perfect parentingâ. It always just goes a step too far to seem sincere.
Yes all the âgin oâclockâ âmummy needs wineâ type of product, equally cringe worthy.
This is so true about cards - not really on topic but my uncle is an alcoholic and I really struggle with âuncleâ birthday cards for him, he doesnât like sport so itâs either cards with alcohol on which are obviously a no or really childish ones either animated animals. I usually just get a generic happy birthday one and feel bad for not getting an âuncleâ one.
If you have a card factory near you they sell Uncle stickers that you can put on any card
very true, there are basically two extremes and nothing in the middle it seems now either sober/superhealthy or glamorising an unhealthy life and no care about itI find it the same with the memes etc that basically say things like 'no new year new me I'll still be drinking every day, being fat and not exercising" ehh well done I guess?
Both extremes are basically annoying on social media
The word reset
Cleaning your boring neutral living room on an evening is not a âresetâ
Cleaning your fridge is not a âresetâ yes, you Stacey Solomon !
Cleaning your bathroom is not a âresetâ
Stop trying to name every day things like youâve just invented it
Cleaning your boring neutral living room on an evening is not a âresetâ
Cleaning your fridge is not a âresetâ yes, you Stacey Solomon !
Cleaning your bathroom is not a âresetâ
Stop trying to name every day things like youâve just invented it
I had come on to post this! Itâs beyond annoying.
Also, âwhat is going on in the house of commonsâ being used all the time. Itâs bleeping annoying.
Ps, LOVE your username
Thank you. I love them too. Wish they would get on with releasing their new album !I had come on to post this! Itâs beyond annoying.
Also, âwhat is going on in the house of commonsâ being used all the time. Itâs bleeping annoying.
Ps, LOVE your username
âPm me hunâ
Itâs usually followed up by a status like
ânot dealing with hole men anymore. Just me and my kids from nowâ
3 weeks laterâŚ
*picture of them together*
âAhh loves himâ
I'm enjoying reading all these annoyances on social media and was starting to think, wow my friends / aquaintences are all really quiet and not annoying, how good is that!
On further investigation it seems I have pretty much muted anyone that posts anything and now just see a stream of posts from niche groups I follow, such as "Weird Art found in Charity Shops" and a "Stoicism" group. I think I might have finally cracked social media!
On further investigation it seems I have pretty much muted anyone that posts anything and now just see a stream of posts from niche groups I follow, such as "Weird Art found in Charity Shops" and a "Stoicism" group. I think I might have finally cracked social media!
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