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Diminishing your true feelings serves no one—and especially not yourself.
I advise you to grab your tissues and prepare for the waterworks before you press play—because this one's gonna hit you hard, mama.
Work will survive—and so will you.
You are stronger than you know.
I still have that constant guilt that I'm not doing enough, that their summers are wasted"
Nobody needs me right now, but I still feel that my value is tied to my usefulness.
Being busy is not a badge of honor.
“Kids don’t need selfless martyrs.”
Mothers are not super because they are flawless; they are super because they are real, they are present and they love fiercely.
We can try as hard as we possibly can, but sometimes things are just messy.
After the joy of having my son, I gradually became aware of the more negative feelings tugging at the corners of my mind.
In my version, I am noticing, taking no action, with only myself to be frustrated with for not finding a solution.
I didn’t know how heavy the load of parenting would be.
"It's like this tornado of the ways that society neglects mothers and mom rage is the reaction of it."
The comparison trap in motherhood can make you feel like you’re failing. But experts say with the right guidelines, a little social comparison can be a good thing.
It sadly comes at no surprise that in the year of 2022, gender disparities in the workplace are still very real.
"And you don’t hear what good you do. You just hear the bad."
The mom that actually lets her kid decorate their pumpkin project for school with glitter and glue instead of “Pinterest-ing” a cute Disney character and doing it for them.
As the realities of parenthood set in, tiny bits of screen time have become a saving grace in those desperate times of need.
The only way we can move beyond the myths of motherhood is to keep speaking our truth.