MOMS UNHINGED On Social Media - REACTION

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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I make a joke or two. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.

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Defunk - (Feat. Charlotte Dobre, Sam Klass)

[CharlotteDobre]

LETS DO SOME MATH HOW OLD ARE YOU IN MONTHS😂

[BlameJuliet]

I had a step mother who hated me because I looked like my mom, she made sure I knew it too. If you can't be nice to your step kids, and you get jealous of them, don't marry or date a man with kids. It's that easy.

EDIT: I'm sorry so many people have been through this ❤️ I hope you're all doing well and got out of that situation. (And I just want to say that my dad is a great dad, he did everything he could in a very impossible situation with my real mother and worked an insane amount of hours to provide for me and the siblings, what my step mother had done wasn't his fault and honestly, i couldn't ask for a better dad.)

[nupagagyi]

Holy shit, I'm childless and I didn't know I'm not supposed to be tired. This changed my life! Literally worked through the last 10 days (5 night shift and 5 afternoon shift) and I felt a little bit of tired, but now I'm fit again. Thank you random mom, your comment helped my life.

[lynnayamoon]

I was in high school in 1993 and took a class called Consumer Math, it was the best math class i ever took. Explained car interest, how to do my taxes, how the stock market worked, how to estimate at the grocery store (and tons more)...all the real world maths someone who couldn't pass Algebra needed. I think this should be a required class in every school.

[SpunkWHAT]

The one at 6:12 hits too close to home. My mum didnt let me wash my own hair till I was 13. She didnt let me make my own food, clean and so on. Whenever I tried something on my own, she took it away from me, shouted at me for being too stupid and couldnt believe I had no idea how anything works and used that to make fun of me in front of my friends. When I moved out with 18 I had no idea how to take care of myself. So to every parent out here who acts the same: Please give your kid space and help them to find themselves, teach them what they need to know to go through life and dont judge/scream/slap them whenever they do things a little slower or mess up the first times. I am still struggling with a lot of things, but I also learn new things, which is quite exciting.

[carachoplin]

I once got in trouble for telling someone, “people complaining about their kids is like me complaining about a hangover- you are in a hell of your own making” 😬

[I_Am_SciCurious]

I was taking my then 17 year old son and his BFF on a vacation. The BFF’s parents were taking us all to the airport when the mom started telling me about she had packed a variety of supplements and creams for his dry skin patches, etc. Then she tells me about his “special suppositories” and how he might need one if he gets constipated. I was beyond mortified. My son had packed his own bag after doing his own laundry. I had always taught my kids to be very independent and self-reliant. The BFF’s mother just could not cut the cord. Imagine being a 17 year old boy and your mom talking to someone else about your a$$ meds in front of you. I felt so bad for him.

[megorex]

I hate that people gatekeep exhaustion and tiredness. I have multiple chronic illnesses (one being chronic fatigue syndrome).. im always frickin tired. Also, sometimes existing is exhausting. For anyone who needs it here’s a little internet love from a stranger 💗💗💗

[justgoabby]

When I was in college, one of my female classmates name is Alejandro Jr. Named after her father. Her dad is so obssessed of having a son, he named her with a guy's name. On our first day of class, she got so exhausted explaining about her name to every subject teacher. Some parents are just so selfish sometimes.

[GamerNerdess]

As a mom of a teen, I feel absolutely embarrassed by these moms. They sound more immature than their children.

[Miffeloff]

As a person with ME/CFS, I really dislike the mother complaining about childless people saying they are tired. With a chronic disease that makes me never feel rested and always tired, and way too often exhausted, I still feel for people when they tell me they are tired. Just because I have one kind of reason to be tired, doesn't mean others can't be tired too!

[vernss]

The jealous stepmother made my blood boil. It ts so important for little girls to get that positive reinforcement from their dads. Good job pappa.

[saydvoncripps]

I'm English, and I had my daughter in the very English city of Salisbury. In the labour ward, there was a hopelessly posh woman who had also had a daughter she named Poppy. Trouble was...her surname wax Knopp. Yes. Poppy Knopp. I had the biggest fit of the giggles of my life. The mother in law stood up and announced if they named that child Poppy she was walking out, changing her will and would never see them again.
My helpless howls of laughter sort of ruined that exit.
Where ever you are, Poppy Knopp, I wish you...the best.

[aulduronsmith]

"He calls his six year old beautiful! what can I do?" You can leave the marriage, Karen. They deserve so much better.

[jasmer]

Parents who deny their children privacy really grate on me. For context, I was still paranoid that my daughter might tip over and drown in the tub and struggled not to check to see if she died of SIDS during the night...up until she was like 8 (oof). But I was still able to understand this was a ME problem due to my anxiety, and let her have her developmental milestones and independence and not smother her.

[sassysavvy]

One of the most annoying things ever: whenever you, a childless married woman, open up about how you're going through a stressful and/or tough time, then some of your lovely family members and/or friends (who've had kids) say one of the following:

- "Just wait until you have kids -- then you'll REALLY be stressed."
- "Be thankful you don't have kids yet."
- "Well, so-and-so is having a tough time too, but she has kids -- she's got a lot more on her plate than you do."
- "You don't have kids like so-and-so, so don't complain."
- "How are you gonna handle having kids if you're already THIS stressed out?"
- "Can't you figure it out? It's not like you have kids yet."
- "Maybe you shouldn't have kids, then."
- "You should really get your priorities straight. You won't have time to stress out over nothing when you're a mom."
- "Maybe you should see a therapist to help you work through your issues before you try to have kids."

Note: all of these were spoken to me by someone at some point -- I'm truly not exaggerating. I mean, they may be accurate by some accounts, but it's them trivializing my very legitimate struggles that gets to me.

Note #2: Holy guacamole, this is the most comments/likes I've ever received!! 😭 This community is awesome and so supportive! Though I'm incredibly sad that we've all been dealing with this toxic behavior, I feel less isolated now that I've read everyone's comments. Thank you to every who has responded!! Sending lots of love, positive vibes, and mental health hugs to you all!

[BrookeK]

One of the nurses in the NICU thanked me for giving my son a “normal” name lol they must see crazy names all the time

[TwiggyHetfield]

Literally called up my mother & asked her how old I was when I started showering by myself, she said she was thinking about the same thing but couldn't remember. We both came to the same consensus that it was older then 4 but less then 7. I do remember being young & asking my parents to turn the shower on for me, but was, you know, ALONE in the bathroom after that lol. If you're still sitting in the bathroom with your kid when they're 13, YOU have a problem.

[theirmanager]

As a mum with a baby who was a itty bitty bit premature and then fell off the percentile chart for weight at a couple months old, I am flabbergasted that this is something someone would want. I used to feed my baby like a damn foie gras goose lol. Boobie and then I would stick a bottle in her mouth. I was so worried all the time. She’s still little, she’s just a smol gal, but healthy is the goal here. What a weird thing to be aiming for.

[MadameChouette]

As someone who have an illness that wakes her up a lot, I'm always angry when I see moms saying childless people shouldn't complains

Edit: i really didn't thought this would get so many reactions. I just want to say, let's not judge people, everyone can have their reasons.