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Valerie Nicole's avatar

I dunno, I appreciate many of the values they're sharing, and I'm a SAHM myself, but the influencer/monetization/fakiness of their social media kinda grosses me out. Like, are they truly enjoying their homestead/wild/outdoor lives if they're spending all their time creating content? Are their kids going to grow up feeling like commodities? And how is this actually an example of dropping out of capitalism? I'm all for investing in motherhood and family and home, but does it need to be so performative? I guess maybe this is only way they can afford to have the cottagecore life but it's a weird trade-off. 🤷

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Heather Hutton's avatar

I agree, escaping the debt-enslaved 40-hour work week 2-income household living paycheck to paycheck for homesteading and homeschooling and birthing your own community is punk rock af. 🤘

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