Woman accidentally posts voice text of her changing her son's diaper online.

There are rare times when reading the comments is the best thing you can do for yourself.Such is the case for a recent post on the Baby Bumps subreddit, where a mom-to-be's venting session about a coworker was quickly overshadowed by a hilarious voice text left in solidarity. "WARNING! RANT! Coworker(F) giving me a hard time after finding out about my pregnancy!" "A little bit of background to this. I have a coworker that I have worked with for 3 years now. I work for a small office, only 5 employees and we share an office together. We've been involved in each other's lives and do things outside of work since I started working here, and have created mutual friends along with that, so she feels that she can give unsolicited advice CONSTANTLY." The original post is a rant against a judgemental coworker who constantly doles out pregnancy-related criticisms. "I started a weight loss journey in Jan 2017 and lost 50 pounds and was successful with my goals. Maintained my weight through my 1 1/2 year engagement up to my wedding. During that time, she made comments on my weight loss and how I was trying to starve myself and try to not get "too skinny." I looked at that as a little bit of jealousy since she is over weight and "tries" to diet and then eats constantly through out the work day." "After just getting married in December, we have found out we are pregnant with baby #1, due is September. It was not planned, but we were for sure not preventing, and was not expecting it to happen so soon. The moment she found out she started commenting on the food I would eat. Mind you, morning sickness has not been kind. Especially in the late afternoon and evening, so I have been eating little snacks throughout my day. " "I was addicted to coffee before this and the fact I couldn't drink as much and then realizing morning sickness wasn't allowing me to keep it down has not helped with my demeanor either. She would constantly say that what snacks I am eating isn't baby friendly, and that I need to give baby the food it needs and eat more. This is obviously all new to me. I've never been pregnant before. The fact you fight the urge to throw up every time you yawn is a mental struggle in itself and the fact that you yawn constantly cause you're tired from growing a human!" "Recently our boss called in to ask how I was doing, her response as she starred at me working, "She's just wallowing in self-pity, she needs to get over it, cause this is her life now." She gets off the phone and look at her and say "Was that about me?" She says yes and how she thinks I'm being a little dramatic with my feelings. Hormone Beast then unleashes. I then say "Have you ever been pregnant before?" She responds no, to which I reply "THEN SHUT THE F**K UP." My best friend believes that it's jealousy as she lives with her boyfriend of 12 years and is no where near where she wanted to be at this point. " Apparently the coworker feels frustrated with the lack of momentum in her long-term relationship, and has been taking out those insecurities on OP. "She has admitted in the past that she thinks life sucks cause everyone around her got married and is having babies and she doesn't see her BF giving that to her. I'M SORRY BUT THAT IS NOT MY FAULT. I firmly believe that if there is something about your life that you don't like, do something about it. You hold your destiny. I am now leaving this job for a part time position at another company to help give me a less stressful pregnancy and easier transition after baby is born, and I don't see the attitude and judgment ending even until my last day." This is of course, extremely difficult to deal with on top of the physical stress of being pregnant. "Thanks for letting me vent. I just know there are ladies here that have probably been in this situation and I hate how some women can't be supportive towards their fellow women out there. Rant over." While the rant itself is relatable for many, the post really blew up when Myshkinia's comment transformed from a genuine post of solidarity into a voice text of her changing her son's diaper. "I’m experiencing this and have been with my best friend. :( She has BPD and it makes it even harder. My pregnancy and child have brought up a ton of horrible do we have a poop uhoh poop poop poop poop poop poop poop We have a poop we have a poop we have a poop poop poop poop poop poop poop is that a poop is that a poop I think we have a poop we have a poop we have a poop poop poop poop poop poop poop is that a poop is that a poop oh my it is a poop I love you my poopy boy I love you my poopy boy" "Mama change your poop you mamas poopy boy I love you my poopie boy oh my little buddy mama is almost done mamas almost done oh there we go there we go good job good job we did a good job poopy boy you stink you stink poopie boy can mama put your pants on hey can I put your pants on mama put your pants on ok I love you buddy I love you that’s my buddy oh there we go no more poops no more poops now we got a wash our hands OK Can you sit here while mama wash her hands just for one second while mama washes their hands OK here take this take this put that in your mouth good boy just one second" The comment quickly jetted off into the absurd sunrise of the internet, and when Myshkinia realized what happened she decided to keep the voice text up and return later to finish her thought. "Jesus Christ... accidental talk to text during a diaper change. I have to get him down. I’ll finish this comment in a bit!" The OP Morokea was overjoyed by the absurdity of the diaper change transcription. "Omg thank you for this gem of a comment, it totally made my day LOL!" Once the diaper change was finished, Myshkinia jumped back on to expand and clarify her thoughts on the original coworker post, sans the word "poop." "Hehe! You’re welcome! Anyway, our society is a bit psychotic when it comes to pressuring women to have babies and having all these subtle ways of measuring them as less-than, like partnering up and procreating (and doing it “properly”) is an achievement akin to getting a lucrative position at a prestigious company, or buying a luxurious home, or graduating from an Ivy League school. You know what I mean? We’re meant to feel like we’ve missed important milestones or have even become superfluous as women if we don’t attain that." "I definitely felt an odd sense of diminishing worth when my younger cousins were getting married and having children, even though I knew that was silly. I didn’t take that out on them. I was truly happy for them, but it still was impossible not to compare myself to them and feel I was coming up short, and feel bad about it. I turned those bad feelings inward, but not everyone has that response. We all deal with things differently. My friend suffers from BPD, so she is more susceptible to jealousy, outbursts, inappropriate behavior and comments like your colleague, but it’s still coming from a place of pain and lots of complicated feelings I’m sure she doesn’t entirely understand." "I know she’s being a bitch, but she is hurting. We’re very, very lucky to be blessed with children. She is probably more deserving of your pity than your anger. At least try to bite your tongue, knowing that you have SO MUCH to be happy about, and that’s why she’s treating you that way. I’m not saying it’s right or she should just get a pass, but she’s dealing with something difficult, and it can’t hurt to try to be empathetic." Myshkinia also added an edit to clarify why she brought up her friend's BPD, and that she doesn't intend to spread stigma. "Edit: Someone has requested that I delete the reference to BPD in this comment, because people with BPD have enough stigma and enough problems with prejudice and misunderstanding already. Unfortunately, I feel like the damage is done since there are so many responses addressing the BPD, and it would be pretty incoherent and confusing if I took out any reference to BPD in this. Instead, I would just like to specify that my friend has entirely untreated BPD (she has stopped seeing every doctor who has diagnosed her with it, which thus far has been every doctor she’s ever been to), and that many people with BPD do not behave this way. I really don’t mean to perpetuate any stereotypes or cast aspersions on anyone suffering from this disorder. The last thing I want to do is make life any more difficult for people with BPD." While the discussion of misogyny, motherhood, and dealing with difficult friends and coworkers is edifying in itself, the internet has unsurprisingly clung to the voice text of the diaper change.In fact, the whole exchange made its way to Twitter for people to enjoy.https://twitter.com/rachel/status/1162362854097477632?s=20https://twitter.com/rachel/status/1163458834062630913?s=20https://twitter.com/Jocibet/status/1162499049150275584?s=20A mom on Reddit accidentally left voice to text on during a diaper change. pic.twitter.com/U3bw6WHf64— Mike Fatum@🏠 (@VengeanceGOD) August 15, 2019 In the weird hellstorm of 2019, sometimes the most uplifting comment out there is a voice text of a diaper change.