Why I Stand Up for Women Breaking Stereotypes #podcast #relationship#viralvideo

[mtrichie]

That girl got that "I'm fine" (background on fire) look

[coryjohnson]

I’m 37 now. The older I get, the more I just LAUGH when I listen to younger people (in their early to mid 20s) talk about some things. I laugh because I used to be that naive, prideful 22-year-old who thought he knew it all lol. You reach a certain age and you realize how wrong you were about most things.

[jenjagger]

When you're 20. Have fun. Look fun. Wear whatever you want. Love the way clothes look on your body. I love being 40 with kids, but I wouldn't go off on younger people who are just beginning to learn life. I couldn't care less whatever younger people are saying about me, let alone make a video. I'm too busy to even let it register. The 44 year old has never been on the presented 20 year olds level and it shows. They are two completely different people from two completely different worlds. Neither of them should even have an opinion on each other's lives.

[JenELeeP]

I’m 36, raising 3 kids, happily married for 16 years, Christian, Republican; I too think her husband hates women and has some deep seated issues. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[natashamaier]

The 44 year old sounds like she needs a little "me" time -- and pinky needs to develop inner beauty through service to others, humulity, and going beyond the superficial surface layer of life and love.

[stacibrown]

I'm pretty but I've still worked really hard, also raised 5 children. Please be careful talking about looks when you do your correction

[prionjuice]

"i raised a family"
So?
"I help at my church"
So?
"I raised 5 kids"
So?

[rdp]

These little know it all twenty somethings are so fake. Even to themselves.