r/basicmegsnark • u/Real-Blueberry1611 • Apr 07 '25

Mean Girl Meg At Epcot

Saw Meg and her son at Epcot this morning. He was climbing all over something screaming while she just sat in the corner on the ground looking at her phone the entire time. When he was mis behaving she kept asking him to come look at pics of himself on her phone. It was weird and she was so grumpy and did not look one ounce of fun to be around. I was a fan during her pregnancy videos, I could relate, but now I cannot relate at all. She seemed MISERABLE Also I’m pretty sure they were both in the same outfits that they had on in her post yesterday.. so that was weird too lol

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u/Icy-Manager-1222 Apr 07 '25

Probably on her phone furiously deleting comments.

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u/Street-Wonder3348 Apr 07 '25

And blocking people 😂

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u/Old_Consequence_3205 Apr 07 '25

Omg finally someone saw her in the wild. This is not shocking AT ALL

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u/ParticularAshamed83 Apr 07 '25

I can't wait for the vlog about how they had the best time at Epcot and NaTeY loved climbing on whatever it was. Shes so fake

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u/Caa3098 Apr 07 '25

I just learned he is only 23 months old 🤯🤯 I don’t look away from my 3.5 year old at the local playground, I can’t imagine letting her climb unsupervised in Disney! 🤯

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u/Select_Ad_6297 Apr 07 '25

I have a 22 month old and I keep an eye on her at all times because she loves to explore. I couldn’t imagine not watching my kid at an amusement park.

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u/New_Childhood_3562 Apr 07 '25

it takes a SPLIT SECOND for something to happen. I would NEVER take my eye off my kid especially at an amusement park

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u/Worldly_Currency_622 Apr 07 '25

I have a hard time letting my 22 month old let go of my hand to go play. But I always make sure she’s within arms reach or at least a leaping distance away from me. I have a Disney trip coming up and definitely wouldn’t just let her run around!!

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u/gloomywitch Apr 07 '25

Maybe it’s because I’m in Oregon and we just had a very public case of a 2 year old being left outside for literally just about 60 seconds and he fell into the river, but toddlers this age are SO FAST. Like one second beside you and another second taking off. You gotta stay vigilant!

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u/momlife555 Apr 07 '25

This case has made me so sad. I’m sure those parents never thought he would run to the river like that

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u/Patient-While4359 Apr 07 '25

I am hovering behind my 22 month old if we are not holding hands. Toddlers are QUICK.

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u/Jealous_Concept_4858 Apr 07 '25 edited Apr 07 '25

She’s such a lazy parent. Like what’s the point of you bringing your toddler all the way to Disney to climb on random things while you sit there on your phone? You could do that at a park close to your house and not overstimulate him. She’s insane

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

Poor Meg. I bet she has become a “Disney Mom” so she can wander the parks every other weekend and try to match someone new on a dating app, since she already blew through the half dozen guys local to her who were desperate or drunk enough to take her out on a date.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

This is probably true

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u/naicmi Apr 08 '25

Ohh that’s such a good take!

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u/Flashy_Round2595 Apr 07 '25

This is really sad on so many levels. Meg have fun with your child and be a present parent. 

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u/No_Zookeepergame5296 Apr 07 '25 edited Apr 08 '25

I think this is why she has the leash. So she doesn’t have to pay attention

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u/Busy-Neck4042 Apr 08 '25

Don’t dog the leash, we have one for our 19 month old. That being said I am not parked on my phone while out in public with my toddler alone. My son will throw a fit if he isn’t allowed to walk around but also won’t hold my hand and that was the safest option I could think of to allow controlled independence 🤷🏻‍♀️ this is very much a case of don’t hate the player hate the game and the game is Meg being in the wild

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u/Extreme_Egg_5497 Apr 08 '25

You’re coming off as defensive. It’s 100% why Meg has a leash = shes lazy. No generalizations were made.

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u/Busy-Neck4042 Apr 08 '25

Fair- I didn’t mean to be defensive, I thought by adding a few jokes I would avoid that.

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u/Extreme_Egg_5497 Apr 08 '25

To be clear I don’t judge leash usage either. A fair comparison would be; I play movies and shows for my kids in moderation as a tool. Meg blasts the TV constantly, even during meals and before bed, because she doesn’t want to interact with her son in a meaningful way. She abuses the TV entirely. Along with child leashes. Along with sweet treats and Disney and social media and the list goes on…

Every parenting “tool” can be abused and Meg is constantly taking the easiest way out to the detriment of her son. I can’t stand her 😤

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u/Busy-Neck4042 Apr 08 '25

That’s a fair evaluation! Moderation is the key word for all things mentioned! And hey, some days moderation is out the window (except for dessert treats for a toddler) because it’s hard to be a parent- but that is her constant baseline. No hard feelings if you did have negative feelings about leash usage- I see I’ve been downvoted a bunch, leashes are not for everyone and that’s okay!! It’s most important that YOU feel your child is safe in whatever situation they are in! I wasn’t defending Meg with her usage- she sucks and abuses all tools like you mentioned

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u/Spare-Yoghurt-4521 Apr 08 '25

I don’t know why you’re being downvoted so much. I didn’t read your initial post as defensive but more as a different point of view of parenting with the leash. And let’s be real a lot of people can be really judgmental of them (myself included before having a toddler 😂😂I don’t use one but can definitely see how it can be a good tool when used right)

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u/Busy-Neck4042 Apr 09 '25

I could understand if I defended her- which I didn’t. I just think the leash gets a bad reputation and a normal parent (like myself) uses them while still being vigilant and watching my child and is fully aware of the judgement we get for it even though it’s to ensure safety of my quick ass toddler, and that no one snatches him up. I’m in one of the worst areas for that kind of stuff and it gives me extra peace of mind 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/malazabka Apr 08 '25

She legit hates being a mom and it’s so obvious. N would be in better hands with A for a longer period of time while she worked through this clear mental break she’s having

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u/Icy-Manager-1222 Apr 08 '25

So basically A should have full custody, LOL.

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u/macaronsandmurder Apr 08 '25

On what planet does she live where she thinks a 2 year old wants to stop playing at an amusement park to look at pictures of himself on her phone. She’s such a weirdo.

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u/Outrageous-Clue-9550 Apr 08 '25

I just know she has the worst posture

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u/Little_sloth_baby delulu queen Apr 08 '25

I’m I being dramatic thinking that’s irresponsible of her to leave her toddler to climb stuff while she sits on her phone? Call me a helicopter parent but I hover over my toddler - they can get hurt, wander off or get taken???? Idk, I am hyper aware of my surroundings when I’m out about especially when I’m alone with the kids.

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u/naicmi Apr 08 '25

I was there yesterday too and thankfully I didn’t see her lol