MN in the Guardian

[theDudesmummy]

This whole article is rather grating me and I can't put my finger on exactly why. Sneering at FWR while saying she steers clear of it? The "damning with faint praise" tone of it? The silliness and missing the point of calling out an "obsession with public toilets"? I got a real anti-feminist, "little women's problems" vibe from the article.
Or am I wrong?
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/may/11/mumsnet-flaws-experience-parenting?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

I've always understood CF to be cheeky fucker.

The D in DH, DC, DD etc is something I've always understood to be a jokingly ironic shorthand way of referring to one's loved ones. Nobody in real life says "dear husband/darling husband", do they?

With the amount of knowledge of other threads and details, I think it's a deliberate insertion for plausible deniability - 'no, of course I'm not a Mumsnetter - I only lurk didn't inhale, to use my earlier analogy and of course I wouldn't read the FWR posts, they're all scary bigots<tinkly laugh, head tilted to one side>. Some of my Mummy friends have said that the SEND boards have been useful, though'.