Why Moms Are Miserable | Sheryl Ziegler | TEDxWilmingtonWomen

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  1. Listen, I don’t. I didn’t even watch the video and it just is bad but maybe you could try to do better stuff and by the way I’m a kid. And you should go to college to learn more even though this is not learning I think but yeah.😂 ha ha ha just kidding.😖

  2. Well, one of my great friend got married and lost contact completely with me, even if I was struggling a lot. And, let me tell you. Its her lost frankly. when she will be struggling, i am waiting, i wont be here

  3. I'm a new mom and I plan to stay at home with my kids as they grow up. I made lots of friends at our baby group but I'm watching them one by one go back to work. One by one become too busy and overwhelmed to keep in touch. Our playdates have stopped because they are too busy. I still message them but it's always the same conversations about how overwhelming it is. Im really enjoying being a mom but I really wish I had someone else who felt like just being was enough. Everyone seems to take on more and more while I'm just over here trying to do a little less. I find myself wanting to take on some of the extra stress others can't take on that they put on themselves but theres no point; they will just take on more anyways. I wish people would stop trying to be more and just start being

  4. Honestly, this book ‘Raising Warriors: Preparing Your Children For a Godly Life’ gave me the encouragement I needed to stay strong in raising my kids with Christian values, it’s comforting to know Im not alone on this journey

  5. My problem is I love my children but I'm tired and have lack of support in my life. I have a job and I'm a hard-working mother. But I'm just overwhelmed and try to find another better paying job, but it seems like all these jobs don't never work with the kids' school schedule.❤🎉😊

  6. The problem with no name as a name. Society! Push women to have kids but than don't help at all, has to work to pay bills but can't drop the kids with others or they are going to be a bad mom. Stay at home with the kids, they are going to say why you always so mad? Because they do everything alone! All day long! And so on…

  7. Women are Happy when they're part of a loving social circle, family being Peak.
    On the other hand, ultra competitive environements, where fierce disagreableness or even betrayal use to happen, makes them absolutely miserable and leads to burn out in the vast majority of cases.

  8. I really wish I were more selfish when I was younger. I'm tired of being responsible for everyone. Being the eldest child, now wife, mother, career woman. I'm so tired, I just want to be alone and do nothing for a day.

  9. I went from being in a marriage with a cultural husband (latino) and had so many cultural friends to being in a marriage now with the man i adore however feeling completely isolated and sad. I miss how in my cultural marriage everyone lived close or even lived in the same home and there were always other moms to talk to and go through life with. Every saturday there was a gathering the kids played and we made food and the moms played games. I think we feel isolated because we are told we have to pick one or the other. We are told to move on from our family to create our own. We need COMMUNITY of mothers with no judgement and love.

  10. What a selfish broad. Meanwhile the man is slaving away at the job. Being berated even. Struggling. He comes home and keeps quiet. Women think that neing at work is amazing. Its not. It's called life. The only real joy is being a single man with no kids. Whoch i am. Sorry. You lose. Play again. Insert coin.

  11. I am an avid traveller, independent, healthy & physically strong and beautiful. Was.
    After two miscarriage and a 1 year old baby now, with no helper & a doctor husband who is always at work throughout the year, I am like a rundown engine. Lots of health issues now, always exhausted, no self care, no friends, no proper sleep, lonely & miserable. Life really changes for us ladies after kids. We become a different person. I feel for all of us women

  12. While I love the sentiment shared here, and as a working mom I can absolutely relate, the solution here misses the mark a bit. The solution is just another task that I have to add to my list of things to do. We need to address the bigger problem and not tell moms that you can fix the problem by doing more.

  13. If parentents train their children to take some responsibility around the house , age appropriately not over burdening them …. Mothers will feel more respected and valued … less tired … stop paying ur kids to tidy their room ….

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