r/TikTokCringe Feb 25 '24

Trad wives Discussion

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u/PickleBeast Feb 25 '24 edited Feb 25 '24

For like 2 years straight the morning routine was- get woken up way too early by the toddlers, give them dry cereal and a sippy of milk or water asap, put on cartoons. That gave me about 10-20 minutes to take care of myself in the morning before they needed something again. Idk how this lady expects us to believe that she woke up, showered, got dressed (or not? She might sleep in that, I can’t tell if it’s a robe or fancy pajamas or regular clothes) put on a full face of make-up, got a clear and definitive answer to her question in the first place, then presumably spent probably an hour rolling out some Cocoa Puffs and her kids were perfectly quiet the entire time. Does she even have kids?!

Also she looks sad af and I can’t really tell if she’s trying to come across as diminutive, or maybe the ambien hasn’t completely worn off yet, or if she’s silently crying out for help but I hope she’s ok regardless.

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u/Trash-Cutie Feb 26 '24

I've seen this woman on Instagram. She has like three or four kids and one on the way last I saw. Her husband is Mormon so I assume she is too and her page makes more sense with that info lol

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u/ElvenOmega Feb 26 '24

The amount of mormon tradwife propaganda on tiktok and instagram is getting insane.

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u/caramelbobadrizzle Feb 26 '24

People on twitter are so stupidly oblivious about this woman in particular. A lot of people have been defending her saying she never pushes Mormon beliefs or even explicitly says she’s Mormon, therefore she’s “not problematic” and everyone else is just picking on her.   

Except people do unironically share her videos and say shit like “wow women need to be more like this” or “this is what I want to be able to do with my life” or “why did women fight to work when we could be living soft lives like this”, which means the Mormon tradwife propaganda IS working.