Welcome back internet enthusiasts. The digital age is many things; it's exciting, new, educational, innovative, as well as toxic, addictive, and exploitative. There's a smaller and smaller line between our private lives and social media. Everything can be filmed nowadays, and being emotionally vulnerable is nothing new on social media. The matter of children is a tough subject; of course as parents it's natural to want to share your child with the world, in many ways. You think they're so adorable and cute, you just want to post all the photos and videos you have of them, but at which point does it become too much?
This brings us to the Reddit piece. The wife has had a secret TikTok account of her children, and the husband finds out. He doesn't just see her secret account, he sees that she's actually selling videos to strangers! I think it's obvious that's wrong, and whatever excuse she tells herself is just proof that she probably shouldn't be a mom at all. He confronts her, only to have his wife gaslight him.