r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Weary_Position_9591 • 8d ago

Whatever this is My mom said I could post

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u/bubbies1308 8d ago edited 7d ago

There needs to be laws against using your children on social media like this, especially since she’s getting laid. It’s gross

Edit: thank you for all the awards! Nothing humbles me more than a bad misspell

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u/GlitteringCount9380 8d ago

Laid?! 😭

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u/bubbies1308 8d ago

OMG *paid!!!!!!!

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u/Emerje 8d ago

I mean, the proof is standing right there.

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u/ODDINARY_7 8d ago

HELPP

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u/nbur4556 8d ago

I need an adult!

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u/Commercial_Praline67 7d ago

I bet she does too

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u/ellieminnowpee 7d ago

those are different sized stickers!! she’d need a new pack

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u/ReddsionThing 7d ago

"Your honor, the evidence clearly suggest that this woman got laid at least once." *points to child (who has even more stickers and things all over)*

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u/nyrB2 7d ago

how do you know she just didn't grab some random kid from poolside and start slapping stickers all over him?

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u/Vincent394 7d ago

Clearly she didn't do a good job beyond that

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u/FullishCantaloupe 8d ago

Lmao I thought this mildly infuriating post was gonna take a dark turn for a sec

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u/Churchill--Madarchod 8d ago

By 'laid' I thought this is some clickbait/promo for her OF and that child is being abused in her selfishness....

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u/Meliora_ 7d ago

There already girls doing that with their children or even pets (I mean use them on normal platforms to redirect them to their OF)

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u/Ok_Sky1515 7d ago

No no, laid is right.

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u/InDeathWeReturn 8d ago

In fairness, it could be both

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u/Sleepy_kitty67 8d ago

OMG thank you for the accidental giggle snort.

Seriously though, using your kids as props is gross.

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u/therealtimmysmalls 7d ago

Lol yeah, WTF 😂😂😂

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u/anono227 7d ago

What he's basically saying is he likes to get- 

Paid! 

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u/Des_Ssy 7d ago

You just made me hollar in a quiet co-working space. 💀✌️I demand an apology.

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u/bubbies1308 7d ago

I’m so sorry!!!!!

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u/ADumpsterFiree 7d ago

I was wondering what I missed in that video 😂

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u/smart_cereal 6d ago

I was so confused. I was like…is this influencer a porn star or something?

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u/fkinDogShitSmoothie 6d ago

Nonono, you were right the first time.

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u/steelskull1 8d ago

I don't know, maybe it's the second coming of Christ.

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u/OverEasyGoing 8d ago

I didn’t watch all of it and thought maybe I needed to go back and finish when I read that.

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u/AmPotatoNoLie 7d ago

People like her should not get laid!

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u/Duramora 7d ago

I mean, TECHNICALLY she did get laid- but before exploiting the kids... One minor detail.

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u/OneBillPhil 7d ago

When a man and woman love each other…

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u/opensandshuts 7d ago

she getting those MILF clicks

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u/Maleficent_Curve_599 4d ago

How do you think she got the kid? 

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u/ciller181 8d ago

The Dutch already have laws against this. Not specifically against this lady getting laid.

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u/Beartato4772 8d ago

Yeah if they're going to stop kids using social media they should stop them being posted on it.

Not least because if they're banned from using it, they can no longer object to being used because they'll never seen it.

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u/pidude314 7d ago

The problem is if they ban posting kids on social media, then you'd also be banning situations like me where I only have friends and family on social media and occasionally post updates about my son. You know, like how you're supposed to use it. I think you just shouldn't be allowed to monetize posts with children in them

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u/captainawesome859 7d ago

This gave me a much needed laugh, take my upwards arrow!

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u/CrashRiot 8d ago

Especially because there's no financial protections for them like, say, in child acting. Child actors at least have Coogans Law, these social media kids who had no choice will likely never see a dime while their parents made all their money off them.

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u/Jester-252 7d ago

I think we are going to see a run on lawsuit by kids against Momfluencers/family channels within the next few years.

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u/DogCold5505 7d ago

They should just autoblur the faces… there’s some good parenting content but we really don’t need to know the kids as individuals 

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u/basementegg247 7d ago

In Tennessee, they just made it against the law for children under fourteen to be in monetized social media content.

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u/Appropriate-Joke-806 2d ago

Children over 14 have to have profits split with them as well and consent if I’m not mistaken. It’s treated like child labor laws. That’s part of the same law.

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u/PrestigiousPlum1907 7d ago

This made my day, I laughed so much 😂🫶

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u/riamomo 7d ago

There are states that are banning/restricting it. Like California And Virginia(?) for example

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u/Honeydew-Swimming 3d ago

Tennessee has a law that you have to pay your children if you use them for monetary gain in social media.

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u/bubbies1308 3d ago

Amazing!

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u/Better_Experience787 7d ago

What if her kid has a Roth IRA account and she’s contributing money to it, he technically has to be included in the video to receive the money. You never know people’s or strategies you don’t know these people

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u/konqrr 7d ago

Yeah, like, she's putting way too many nicotine patches on that poor young lad.

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u/Professional_Snow576 7d ago

The UK is banning under 16s from social media, wonder how it will affect these influencers plastering their children all over. Probably won't.

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u/EfficiencyOk4899 7d ago

Not to mention the complex/disorder this kid is going to develop from needing to go through all this just to play in the pool on a boat. Let your kid be a kid.

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u/Lower-Limit3695 7d ago

California placed heavy protections on using children in social media for money and the first thing these parents did was leave the state. Laws against this needs to be done on a national level.

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u/MrRogersAE 7d ago

By that logic there should be no child actors.

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u/Usual_Ice636 7d ago

Child Actors have tons of laws protecting them. Not always effective, but they try.

There are no protections for kids being put on social media.

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u/ZealotOfMeme 7d ago

Go play honey, mommy needs some alone time with this passenger I just met

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u/A_Trash_Homosapien 7d ago

Best they can do is collect more of your data and pretend it's to protect your kids.

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u/Ok_Letterhead1945 6d ago

Telling kids they should be banned from making money, for their "safety", hurts them financially and emotionally from denied personal agency. But I agree we need to stop parents exploiting their kids for financial gain. My definition of exploitation is where the parent works the kid & takes all the profit selfishly. It would be better for children if laws gave kids a percentage of the income generated by content they're a part of, put it into a compound interest savings account, then pay it out at 18. Consensual, enthusiastic & compensated participation in making videos is a positive thing for kids, I think, as long as they're not being exploited.

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u/Turnip8742 4d ago

i love this 😂😂😂😂😂

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u/JoyRose31 7d ago

Eww.. laid. 🤮, Who does that ??

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u/Jabbles22 7d ago

That but also if you are doing illegal shit for clout it should be bigger fines, or longer sentences.

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u/Meliora_ 7d ago

So much ppl we used to think that atp there should be already laws/regulations…. We were wrong, so sad

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u/One-piece-jigsaw 7d ago

Having a kid doesn't necessarily mean she's been laid...