Saw this over in r/MadeMeSmile - it's a good thing that the "sisterhood" was looking out for her and not just the man doing all of it.

HaveAFresca · 2021-02-02T04:10:20+00:00

Lol what the actual fuck? She doesn't even express a shred of appreciation for the guy who was watching over her.

Here, let me try.

When I was a child, I suffered from a chronic illness. I do not want to go into specifics, but I required frequent medical procedures. During this time, most of my interactions were with female nurses.

Later in life I learned that the Dean of Medicine at that hospital was a man, and I thank God for him directing those nurses to help me.

Vaultdweller1001V · 2021-02-02T02:24:21+00:00

Lojik 101

Throwaway_Old_Guy · 2021-02-02T02:32:54+00:00

This reminds me of a story from my family.

One of Dad's Brothers "Uncle A" was married to "Aunt D".

Uncle A should have been given Sainthood for raising 7 kids with her, as she had issues with depression and wasn't the most aware person you could know. She relied on him for everything.

There was a family they knew that had experienced a very recent death. Aunt D was on the phone with one of the family members, and told them; If there is anything you need, let me know and I'll send A right over...

Sadly, Uncle A passed 25-30 years ago, and Aunt D will be 100 this fall.

2021-02-02T08:26:05+00:00

It's like if men are supposed to help women, like if men are supposed to serve women. It's like if it's the status quo, so it doesn't need to be appreciated. Ungrateful people. But, the story is still wholesome.

avidmoviegoer44 · 2021-02-02T12:13:04+00:00

This is exactly why I left that sub.

When I first arrived to this absolutely life saving app Reddit; I was very naive. Looking for communities to join I found r/mademesmile .

Took a while to open my eyes; however, I finally realized that the sub is based around people playing the victim card. Edit:(I have since left this propaganda filled dung hole)

Since when do we get patted on the back for being, well for lack of a better term: Soft. Shouldn’t we be preaching strength and victory? Not weakness and victimization?

I don’t know, I just woke up it’s 6:15. Maybe I’m just half asleep and ranting.

DubsPackage · 2021-02-02T12:33:43+00:00

rofl

Well the idea behind this is that if the wife didn't tell the husband to go stand out there with her, he wouldn't have noticed and wouldn't have the awareness that a pregnant lady at a bus stop is scared.

But of course there seems to be entitlement to male servitude from both the wife and the woman, that a man exists to be her proxy.

Like the wife could have gotten dressed and went out there herself, that would have been "sisterhood."

midnight7777 · 2021-02-03T01:31:14+00:00

Why didn’t the guys wife go out and keep her company. I guess she was too lazy.

papa_za · 2021-02-02T16:00:23+00:00

See this js the sort of things that makes me wary of supporting this sub. Clearly the other lady was the one who noticed she was alone & the op as great greatful she noticed that and sent her husband to help

That wasn't a malicious post, its not hating on men, just some lady appreciating another lady looking out

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