To absolutely hate the expression Yummy Mummy

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Probably am being unreasonable, but for some reason this expression just makes me absolutely cringe. I hate it with a passion and want to stab anyone who uses it.

AIBU and should I seek therapy?

this phrase has been redeemed by Darren Shan in the Zom-b series. thank god.

yanbu

implies that being attractive, or "yummy" (vom) is so unusual as to notable, if you are a mum

A woman at a mum and baby group we go to has the changing bag with yummy mummy and a cupcake embroidered on it. They're about £50, I always wonder what was she thinking.
Another pet hate of mine is changing job description on FB to 'Super Proud Full Time Mummy at The Kids' etc etc

I only ever hear this as a piss take of those that are a bit twee.
In this case i think its an apt term.

It annoys me when people use it as their Facebook name.

One of my ex friends had yumster mumster. No word of a lie.

Or first name mummytobe surname

YANBU. Definitely not

I hate yummy. I hate mummy. Put together they make me judge like fuck

Now, there used to be a poster that had that in her name ....

Yanbu!!

stubbornstains get off Leonard. He's my octogenarian hottie. Mine.

I bagsied him first manhattan, ner ner ner ner ner

(Oh, imagine his wry smile if he knew we were fighting over him...)

Vomit. Yum is for food and men
I also know someone who posts statuses such as "thank Crunchie it's Friday" and uses words such as "Fandabidozie" "be-yoo-ti-full" "awewwwwesome" and she is 40. I can't take it.

agree! as PPs have said it implies that moms are usually frumpy and unattractive.. the term MILF too gets on my nerves.

yanbu

yanbu, grim phrase

I once overheard a bridesmaid tell the mother of the bride she looked like a 'milf'. Think it was meant as a compliment but fortunately the milf had no idea what it stood for.

It is tragically sad that women who have squeezed babies out of their actual vaginas still need to define themselves in this generic way mainly by reference to the male gaze.

Can't stand 'babe', either