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chattingtoaspanishgirl · 02/10/2018 23:55

My thoughts? 👌🏽

"The weight on a mother's shoulders"

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pigsDOfly · 02/10/2018 23:59

Goodness, if that's how motherhood feels why would anyone bother.

Obviously no one else in the household does anything. All a bit martyred.

Aintnothingbutaheartache · 03/10/2018 00:01

I see what you mean but I can’t say I like it. Is it called ‘The weight on a mother’s shoulders’?
It just looks a bit abusive to me if that that makes sense?
It’s expressive and certainly a strong statement but I’m a mum and I have to say a washing machine, hoover etc are not the weights on my shoulders!

chattingtoaspanishgirl · 03/10/2018 00:02

I'll admit, most of it is on my shoulders because I'm a picky so and so and very particular about how my house is kept Grin In a way, lucky DH.

Sometimes it does feel like I'm doing every job in the world... but I love it.

I lose domestic stuff though, truly. I'm obsessed with the smell of cleaning products and cleaning. It's a hobby.

A single mother must feel like this image though. Complete martyrs

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hmmwhatatodo · 03/10/2018 00:07

I think it needs more adding to it actually but agree completely (for me anyway).

SnipSnipMrBurgess · 03/10/2018 00:08

Ah for fucks sake that's ridic. Besides single parents, someone in a relationship shouldn't have the weight on just their shoulders. And if they do, they should consider being single.

pigsDOfly · 03/10/2018 00:08

Agree heartache, when my children were young, they're all well into adulthood now, the things that weighed me down and worried me were definitely not the machines that I owned or the amount of housework I had to do.

I'm not really sure what the picture is supposed to convey, those things are not what motherhood is about.

I still worry about my DCs from time to time when they have problems and I can assure you the things that weigh me down most definitely aren't the material things.

AlrightBabby · 03/10/2018 00:48

It's all a bit 'I've hoovered round for you' isn't it!

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