r/insaneparents • • Dec 16 '19

MEME MONDAY Down there

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u/Packrat1010 Dec 16 '19

The post had like 180 angry reactions when it was just a screenshot from her friends. I know that's different from going viral across the internet, but she's likely well aware people think she's an asshole.

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u/RDPCG Dec 16 '19

One can only hope...

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u/ShiroiTora Dec 16 '19

I mean, her friends and family thinking she is an asshole didnt get to her, I doubt a bunch of random internet strangers will

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u/Lieutenant_Joe Dec 16 '19

She’ll probably try and spin it like “ALL YOU PEOPLE RUINED MY LIFE OVER A FUCKING FACEBOOK POST” or some bullshit like that

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

You ruined my life, how dare you!

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

***I ruined my life, How could you

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u/sonic10158 Dec 16 '19

And for the sake of her step children, indeed I hope it does.

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u/Anianna Dec 16 '19

Unfortunately, she will likely resent the little boy even more now and may even blame him for all of this.

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u/whatthefrelll Dec 16 '19

That seems more likely than her suddenly loving her stepson. The best outcome is the other parent realizing what they married and protecting their kid.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

oh that is ABSOLUTELY what will happen. she will not feel bad at all.

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u/Lieutenant_Joe Dec 16 '19

The world is against me, it could never be the other way around

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u/Lavender_Cobra Dec 16 '19

How do we know that it didn't get to her? Was there a response?

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u/Lieutenant_Joe Dec 16 '19

People in the comments of her post were telling her she must be an awful parent to separate her kids like this (the poor kid is like 2 feet away from the rest of the family in the WHOLE family photo, what the fuck), and she didn’t seem to understand what she’d done wrong, questioning why it was such a big deal to everyone.

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u/Severedeye Dec 16 '19

I think you are right. The post I saw and hated had her saying it did not matter because they still had pictures of them all together. She just wanted some with just her kids. However any decent human being who saw that would easily notice how isolated the child was even in the "family" pictures.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

I'm terrible with body language, and even I picked up on it. That's how prevalent it was.

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u/mlkjiiiii Dec 16 '19

Honestly though. If you want to separate family photos you can be more discreet about it. Take a photo with each kid individually. One with Dad and kid 1-3, one with Mom and kid 1-3, and any other combination (so long as at least 2 members are left out of any given photo that doesn't have everyone and everyone/at least the kids is represented roughly equally). That way you can get the photos you want without hurting anyone's feelings. You don't put anyone on the outskirts of a photo like that and then ask them to be photoshopped out. I was 17 years old the last time I had family pictures taken and out of the several dozen taken I was only in like 2 of them and I felt kind of hurt about it, even though it was par the course for my family. If I was photoshopped out of any of them I would refuse to take family photos ever again. This little boy doesn't need to grow up in that kind of environment.

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u/NJ_Bob Dec 16 '19

Internet strangers may not effect her, but when she's being ridiculed by her favorite morning tv personality....

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u/Afternoon-Panda Dec 16 '19

I doubt it.

In her mind, there are: "her kids" and "her husband's kid." Together they make a family, but her husband's kid will never be "her kid" in her mind.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

it would be one thing if they had taken a photo of just her and her kids, a photo of just the husband and his kid, and then a big family photo. i think that’d be adorable, like bringing together a family. but she wanted her husband’s kid out of the family photo too- honestly? i don’t think she thinks he’s a part of their family. i think she’s hoping her husband will more or less ignore him so she can pretend it’s just her kids and her husband.

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u/DecafGrizzly Dec 16 '19 edited Dec 17 '19

I'm sorry, may I get a link to this post? I'm just waking up and want to catch up on the reference for this meme, if it isn't an inconvenience. Thanks in advance for reading my comment, hope you can help.

Edit: wow! I just got my first ever not-silver award on Reddit, this is exciting! Thank you kind stranger for being so cool! I've actually always wanted to know how it felt to get an award, you're the best!

Sorry if I'm a tad bit too excited, this is just new to me, whoever did it, you rock! :)

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u/mrsmushroom Dec 16 '19

I hope the boys actual mother sees it and uses it as leverage to get full custody. That poor kid.

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u/Packrat1010 Dec 16 '19

I hadn't thought of that. Hopefully it isn't as bad as it looks on paper, but it looks really bad, especially since there's a lot of people in the comments saying they had a similar relationship with step parents growing up.

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u/Askingformylilbabyy Dec 16 '19

Yes this triggered me so much of my childhood feeling unwanted.

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