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Allie Beth Stuckey just deleted her X app because of this sickening mommy trend

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BlazeTV’s Allie Beth Stuckey has had it up to here with toxic mommy culture — that corner of social media where moms treat their own kids as punchlines and burdens through public complaints, name-calling, “wine-to-cope” jokes, and content that frames children as the thing ruining a mother’s life rather than the gift she’s called to love. On this episode of “Relatable,” Allie argues that being saturated in this grievance-driven strain of mom content explains why so many women are using postpartum conditions to excuse their own sinful behavior and Lindsay Clancy’s. “This term postpartum rage or mom rage or overstimulated or ‘touched out,’ all of these terms ... are used to describe this kind of heightened aggravation that moms feel due to domestic demands and demands of life in general,” says Allie. “And the question is for all of these words specifically: Are they real diagnoses? Are these genuine, understandable, physiological responses to motherhood? Or are they, like so many other te