Mom shaming is getting out of hand.
Women have enough on their plates without people judging what their kids wear or how they raise their children. One mom was even shamed for wearing designer clothes while her kids' rep Walmart!
Now, one mom who was shamed for looking "too nice" at the local playground is sharing her story.
Some of them grow up to become "mean moms." This is a term used to describe a woman who tears down other moms to feel better.
Like this OnlyFans user who was outed for being on the app by a "mean mom" at her kids' school.
She said that the administrators at her kids' Catholic school were fine with her racy online activity until the mean mom stepped in.
“She’s a horrible human being,” Jackson told Barstool Sports. “Everybody in the community… all these mom have basically seen them,” she said.
The mean mom went to great lengths to get the pictures by creating a fake Instagram account to follow her after being blocked.
In a viral video that's been viewed more than 1.3 million times, TikToker Rosie said that she was shamed by a group of mean moms for "looking too nice" at the local playground.
“I had zero reasons to believe they were anything but harmless, but my high school survival instincts told me to keep my distance.”
“I heard one of the moms say something I will never soon forget: ‘Oh, you look nice, I don’t like you.'”
Without thinking, she responded with, "Oh, this is, like, the first time I've gotten dressed in three weeks."
The mom's comment also caused her to wonder if she "overdressed" for an outing to the park.
“I have discovered that deliberately getting myself ready in the morning helps me to mentally prepare for the day, and fills my mornings with purpose,” she said.
"It was likely her lashing out because she found YOU intimidating. It was insecurity, not you. You look fab," one person commented.
"You're so kind. I like to think she had an incredibly sarcastic sense of humor, definitely caught me off guard in the moment though," Rosie replied.
Some moms also expressed how looking nice makes them feel better — and makes them better moms!
"Getting ready everyday as a mom makes me feel SO GOOD. I wear what I want, slap on lipstick and fancy perfume, and feel like the main character," another mom commented.
