Who Let Me Do This? — Funny, Unfiltered Stories of Working Mom Life, Career & Chaos
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Who Let Me Do This? — Funny, Unfiltered Stories of Working Mom Life, Career & Chaos
Ep: 34 Millennial Moms, Mom Guilt & The ‘Have It All’ Lie
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Millennial moms were told we could have it all — a career, kids, a happy marriage, a clean house. But no one explained who was supposed to do it all.
In this episode, Saidee unpacks the “have it all” messaging that shaped millennial women and how it’s fueling modern mom guilt. From the mental load of working moms to the pressure of social media motherhood standards, this is an honest look at what we were promised — and what actually happened.
If you’re a millennial mom balancing career and kids, feeling the weight of expectations, or questioning what modern motherhood is supposed to look like, this one’s for you.
Let’s redefine what “having it all” really means.
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