You may have noticed that i have changed the title to this blog.why did i? Well, i just wanted to.
Anyways, have anyone noticed that when you become a mom, everyone suddenly puts a label on you. There is suddenly this big list of things that you cannot do or say or even wear without having someone criticizing. Yet when men become fathers, they don't really get the restricting labels that we get. Its unfair but at the same time,its how society really sees us.
Models can pose nude but when a woman pops out a breast to feed a baby like our bodies are naturally meant to do then the mother gets in trouble but the model gets praise. Or like how its okay to wear tight, short clothes as a single, motherless woman but as soon as she gets married and starts popping out kids then suddenly she is called all kinds of names unless she gives in to the restrictions.
Its sad that our society is turning against women being mothers and housewives or even stay at home moms in this day and time.
Confederate love
Saturday, April 9, 2016
Title change...etc
Monday, April 28, 2014
True country/just for show
Mornin'
Nowadays it's getting harder and harder to be able to tell a true Southerner from someone who just wears the clothes and boots. Everyone has buckets of self-confidence and take way too many pictures of themselves. So its pretty hard to tell a true Southerner from one who pretends when its appropriate.
A true Southerner doesn't brag that she's (or he) country. They wear their cowboy boots and jeans because their comfortable. They eat the typical southern food without bragging that they made it all by themselves. They also have manners and are respectable to everyone and yes they might be a little bit racist.
Those that play dress up, usually only do it when they go to a concert or somewhere that they might be seen wearing the jeans and boots. They constantly brag about 'being country' and everything else. They also do not know how to cook nor do they even make homemade things.
There is s huge difference in the two types. Sometimes its easy to tell but mostly its hard to tell but a true Southerner can tell from miles away:-)
Bless your hearts!