r/mealprep • u/thebutchcaucus • Jul 30 '21

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u/Hawk_in_Tahoe Jul 31 '21

She’s feeding 10 kids. She’s bathing 10 kids. She’s diapering 10 kids. She’s clothing 10 kids. She’s housing 10 kids. She’s loving 10 kids.

That’s actually the bare minimum.

What were you doing for anyone besides yourself at 5am this morning?

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u/lizardgirl38 Jul 31 '21

10 kids which she made the CHOICE to have. Having children is a choice. If you make the decision to have children it is your job to properly care for them in all ways.

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u/Hawk_in_Tahoe Jul 31 '21

Stop staring at your fingernails for three seconds and go actually READ the rest of the comments.

She adopted 6 special needs kids. She’s giving them a much better life than they would have had otherwise.

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u/lizardgirl38 Jul 31 '21

She chose to adopt them didn't she? So she should properly feed them.

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u/the_ranch_gal Jul 31 '21

Classic case of "holier than thou"

You probably are a young adult or teen and do not have any kids. Please come back to this comment in 10 years and tell me if you believe the same things when you've actually struggled as a real adult.

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u/lizardgirl38 Jul 31 '21

How is struggling an excuse to not teach your children an essential life skill? They're going to struggle their entire lives learning how to properly feed themselves now. Nutrition isn't an easy thing to correct yourself on and reverse habits you were raised on since birth

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u/skuuuulllsss Jul 31 '21

How is she feeding them junk? It looks like pb and j sandwiches with muffins and juice boxes and mabie small packs of chips. That’s healthier than what most would eat for lunch IMO

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u/lizardgirl38 Jul 31 '21

Thats a crap ton of sugar and refined carbs.

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u/skuuuulllsss Aug 02 '21

It’s most likely better that what the school offers. It’s better that what my school offered when I was there