Mom sparks wild debate after complaining about the behavior of men’s bachelor style: ‘That is why men don’t want to marry’

This mother withdrew – for broadcasting her dirty online clothes.

Laura Marie (@lmegordon) thought she was posting a harmless anecdote about her son and Hubby’s bachelor’s behavior on X (once Twitter) (which seems to have been deleted since then) while she was outside the city-Martes, parenting-yes, bed.

“I left my son home with my husband for two days, and the first thing my son told me when I got home was,” Can I have sheets back in my bed?

She followed, noticing, the clear tips were in the dryer when I left! Â €

Thousands of views, the tweet clearly tickle many other mothers – but also issued a wave of unwanted criticism by digital parents.

“This is one of those things you shouldn’t have for your husband online. That is why men don’t want to get married anymore,” huffed a commentator, tightening their pearls “and maybe a fitted sheet.

Another asked, “I almost do not believe these stories !! Don’t men use beds on them?! Â €

Then came the full judgment.

“You don’t think it’s crazy that your husband and son [can’t] So things like do a bed? â € wrote a finger.

â € œ What will he do in college?! Will this be corrected in the coming years?  €

Laura Marie – clearly no stranger for a household division – clashed with the context.

“I treat laundry and my husband deals with groceries,” she replied.

“We share cooking and cleaning. And to be honest, I don’t know that my husband cares how clear his sheets are.

But when the crowd turned her torches to her marriage, she will not roll.

“My husband and I are madly in love. We celebrate 20 years of marriage in August,” she said.

As for the role of her son in the leaf confrontation?

â € œShka is, my son is almost 13 years old. He is old enough to take ownership of the matter or to ask his father. Both are guilt. I just had fun, “she wrote.

Her post is the last battle in the war, no doubt the parents-@free.as.amother), the mother on Instagram who went viral last week for her NO Playing with her children in the park.

“Their parent is not their court Jeter,” said one of Amanda’s defenders.

Others on Instagram caught that parents are a clown of play time and children need to understand themselves entertainment (and friendship).

Like Laura Marie, Amanda baked and baked from the Internet knows all to choose just her lane or her bench, in this case-in the parenting square.

In a recent essay essay by Devonne Good for parents about Sheets X’s viral situation, the author wrote that this debate “shows how some social norms about parents’ roles can be used quickly to condemn, when in many cases, they can simply be intended to bring Levity”.

As for a possible solution, Goode noted that social media users can “work to share more parenting stories about what is happening in full context” while also talking “when someone is reading a situation with purpose”.