Angry Disney World Ranter Says Childless People Should Be Banned From The Theme Park (women, single)
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If ANY kid is too young to walk, they don't belong.
Why? We must have taken at least five or six trips with kids in strollers and had great times. It all depends on how well you plan. Sounds like that woman didn't plan at all and had a miserable time.
In fact, this is time to Child Protection Service to interfere
Yeah, I know - that "Service" is the most horrible thing ever invented. But, if there is ever clear case to step in, then this is the one.
She is miserable and raising her kids to be even more miserable than her. Time to find them better parent, if not too late.
And, frankly, she really needs a psychiatrist visit
Wow, the filthy language. I call women who think they gave birth to Lord Jesus where we should bow at the mother and childs feet, women with the Madonna syndrome.
My favorite part of this woman's toddler-worthy rant is where she demands that first, all childless people should be denied entry to the park, and then where she further demands mothers with children should not have to wait in lines.
Given that there will only be mothers with children there, how would that work? Would those who get to skip the lines be served in some sort of first come, first served fashion? And how would they manage that? Maybe they'd form some kind of line consisting of line skippers?
I think the last line of this rant really says it all. She hates childless women "with a burning passion!"
Translation, I wish to God I was still one of them.
"The lady doth protest too much, methinks", William Shakespeare
When I was a nurse (no kids) a mother told the boss that those of us without kids should have to work all the holidays. My boss shook his head and laughed.
When I was a nurse (no kids) a mother told the boss that those of us without kids should have to work all the holidays. My boss shook his head and laughed.
^^^ I am not the least bit surprised by the behavior of the mother. I am pleasantly surprised by the response of your boss.
Disneyland is so packed that its not worth it unless its a romantic vacation or you have kids. We used to recommend Universal instead but thats gotten too crowded too
This mom sounds like rather a hot mess. If she has a problem with lines, I give her this advice: If your child is not yet in school (reportedly, a 3 year old) then wait until school is back in session, and go to Disneyworld/land on a weekday. Better yet, go on a slightly cool weekday, in maybe October or November. It will be a much more relaxed adventure.
This woman is the victim of her own poor planning and judgement. Young people, singles without children have always enjoyed parks like this, and they are no more or less entitled to enjoy it than anyone else.
Unfortunately, the internet has given a lot of crazies a platform.
I am saddened by the unhappy people going to the happiest place on earth
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