The Hard Truth About Single Motherhood: What Women Need to Know 💬

Let’s talk about the realities of single motherhood and why it's important to share the truth about our experiences 💬. In this video, I dive into the narratives driving a gender divide and how we, as women, can become better friends by giving wise advice 🧠💞. If you’re a single mother, or if you want to understand the truth behind the scenes, this is for you! Let’s stop sugar-coating and start empowering each other with the lessons we’ve learned.

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[Purplepilloriginal]

I appreciate the honesty in the video. Many women are misleading other women. The family is an important aspect of community, tribe, and nation. Union of male/female is a (psyche) spiritual journey. May I add financial, emotional, physical and sensual journey.Mothers and fathers are children's guardian angels in this world and don't know it

[jowlenejones]

I'm glad you're being honest. Takes a lot to be honest.

[normalafountain]

I am a single mom to a son who is now 18 but has special needs I gave raised him on my own for almost his entire life. His father has struggled with addiction and chooses not to be part of his life… let me tell you it’s so so hard not a walk in the park and I wish everyday that it was different but I do what I can.. I’ve made mistakes he’s not perfect I hope that one day God will bless me with a good man that accepts my child.

[elyse]

It’s fascinating. I guess the algorithms really really do affect peoples perceptions. Because I have 100% zero times ever even once heard any woman saying to any other woman online or anywhere else that single motherhood is easy. It’s so fascinating

[wiseowl]

Finally made it over here from Twitter, and I'm impressed! Your video presence is wonderful (and I say this as someone who has a short attention span for listening to folks)! ❤️

[MrAntlaw]

Keep striving to serve The Most High God, you got this.

[lalita_tripura]

It saddens me to see conversations like this putting one type of woman over the other or making it seem that one woman’s lifestyle is better than another. Married women with children know that being a mother in general can be overstimulating, overwhelming, lonely (yes even with a husband), you will cry, you will encounter unfortunate situations and have to make the best of them. I don’t know when all of the social media gurus will come to terms with the understanding that we all are different. Some women literally feel trapped, stuck, and depressed for the thought of marriage or if they have to work with a mate. Other woman cannot live without. One way is not better than another. It’s just knowing who YOU are as a woman and what YOU can deal with.

[nightowl]

Where the heck does this "group of women" come from?