Louise McSharry #2 Radio show hit the skids, content will be complaining about the kids

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Jesus I'd love to be off galavanting the amount she does but unfortunately I'm a single parent who works full time so my festival days and weekends away with friends are long over. She complains about her life so much but she really has it easy in comparison to a lot of people. The poor me act is getting a bit tiring now.
 
Louise says she hardly talks about her kids....i dont follow her and only have a nose at her stories every now and again but her she complains about her kids constantly!

Does she not realise that all of this will be out there for her kids to read when they are older? I know she had a difficult childhood so you would think she would be more aware of how her actions and words may affect her kids down the line.

I really do think its an abuse of power for parents to overshare info on their children online.
 

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Her content is basically her complaining about her children.
I really don't think it's right to firstly be so public about children, they're identifiable. They also grow up. What their parent writes about them is there forever.
For someone so "woke" and open minded etc she seems to have blinkers on when it comes to criticism, and doing the right thing for your kids
 
I think there’s a horrible trend with these influencer/instagrammers of oversharing their kids every emotion and displaying their own resentment and almost dismay, as if they have no agency in what is going on - and all to try to be relatable. Caroline Foran, Kate Lawlor, another two examples. They think everyone else feels the same and thinks like them. We don't. Single parent here of child with complex needs, whenever I had a bad day I reminded myself I was sleeping in a bed that night and not a hospital chair. Thankful for every inch of my child and all the joy that has been brought to me as well as the immense change - motherhood changed me, my outlook, my personality, my career in ways I would never have foreseen and I”m so thankful for having the perspecive of gratitude, humility and empathy it has given me. Louise is missing out big time.
 
Agree with so much of has been said about her kids. We all know parenting can be hard and relentless but this 'relatable mom' trend gets on my tits because its being done to death. Why do we 'need to start a conversation about it'. I'm pretty sure anyone who has kids knows it's not always a bed of roses. I'll complain to my friends, you complain to yours and that way you are not mortifying your children and we can get on with our lives.
No one is saying it's not okay to find it hard, it's just the constant whinging about it. She is the one is who is bleeping relentless.
 
As a parent myself I don’t find her relatable Mam crap relatable, she is one of the worse I’ve come across on Instagram for not only just her constant moaning about her sons, but her constant moaning and woke nonsense about every little thing. Away for 4/5 days, weekends away/treatments and her children in childcare while she sits at home watching the housewives/Kardashian’s, and still moans she’s not relatable at all to other Mams. Not many of us get constant breaks away like her that are parents, I’ve single friends who don’t get away as much as this one does. She always looks so permanently irritated by her sons it’s uncomfortable to watch, theirs very few good/positive times she posts with them or about them, it’s always negative.
 
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