Do you guys think there’s a difference between when moms say “I’m a boy mom” than when they say “I’m a mom of boys”?
I do but I wanted to know if others think so also lol.
@hakunamafuckitall, @love_linds, @witchyxmomx4, @dr.grey, @icebergahead, @mujerstillregal, my bad, I should’ve specified. I meant moms that only have boys.
It’s interesting to read these responses. I’ve honestly never paid close enough attention to catch a difference. But I imagine there may be. I’ve said both but I also reply with ‘I have 3 sons’ a lot too. Lol
I feel like the 2 different moms who say this have very different personalities.
@imacat, It’s a strange dynamic that I can’t quite put into words. I get what you’re saying!
@ekko, yes! it’s one of those, the girls that get it, get it, the girls that don’t, don’t moments 😂.
@ekko, I will say I’ve said I’m a ‘boy mom’ before but in this explanation, I’m more of a ‘mom of boys’ mom I suppose. Lol
"I'm a mom of boys" is just a more "poetic" way to say "I'm a boy mom." I don't see a difference, if someone said either to me I'd think they only had boys
I do not think so. Just wording is different but maybe there is😁
I immediately thought “Mother of Dragons” from Game of Thrones when I read this 😅
All the #boymom stereotype stuff kind rubs me the wrong way. But I’ve never put too much thought into the phrasing. I try to avoid saying boy mom by saying I have 2 boys, or something similar.
Now I’m extra curious your POV on this?
@evildrporkchop., said it perfectly for me “the 2 different moms who say this have very different personalities”.
@imacat, ahh yes that makes sense to me and now that it’s spelled out, I agree as well. Do you feel the same with girl mom vs other phrasings and expectations around homes/behaviors/etc?
@humblewarriormama, not really. I do believe girl moms can also uphold many patriarcal expectations on girls but for me it’s easier to point out the difference when boy moms use the phrases from what I’ve seen.
Okay, you got my wheels turning now; I'm thinking "I'm a mom of boys" implies your not just a mom of boys you could just be one specifying you have sons assuming the conversation is about having sons, not meaning you only have sons. "boy mom" to me means they only have sons and no daughters
@love_linds lol. I was with you guys at first, I've never put this much thought into it before. 😆
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