Nothing makes miserable people even more miserable than watching women, particularly mothers achieve it all.
One walking, talking feminist cliche demonstrated that by publishing a self-pitying rant for the Spectator, titled “The problem with Maga maternity wear.”
Nothing makes miserable people even more miserable than watching attractive women “do it all.” pic.twitter.com/xl71yGHbBZ
— Justine Brooke Murray (@Justine_Brooke) July 28, 2026
“These women, their look seems to suggest, will happily service the Republican agenda by day and their husband’s needs by night,” wrote Zoe Strimpel, lamenting the “beautifully made-up” and “unashamedly sexy” likes of Usha Vance and Karoline Leavitt.
What she truly meant is that she has a problem with younger, more attractive women who can actually have kids without letting themselves go like she did.
“For J.D. Vance’s wife, there was no locking herself away or hiding her pregnant belly beneath frumpy maternity wear,” she continued. That makes frumpy Strimpel, who admitted she “didn’t feel particularly sexy” while pregnant, bitter, which apparently makes everyone else a bunch of sluts.
Interestingly, she has previously published a book titled “Good Slut,” which preaches promiscuity as a symbol for women’s liberation.
Because, like Strimpel, every woman seems to claim she’s a “girl’s girl” until the girl in question is either too attractive or successful for comfort. Don’t believe me? Simply take a look at how social media’s “MomTok” warriors treat Lindsay Clancy, who strangled her three children to death versus Erika Kirk, who is now raising her children alone after leftists executed her husband.
It is therefore no surprise that an ideology that constantly purports to be the “party of women” has an unforgiving limit where their feminism stops.
