A lot of people love their jobs, but once they begin loving their jobs they don’t relinquish their paychecks. People in general just don’t value this type of labor, which is stupid. It is a job. Period.

As a former nanny, I’m annoyed by this. It is the same as any other job, but often extremely difficult and stressful emotionally and physically. I never felt grateful for one second to the parents. We had a great fun relationship, but they were grateful to me for helping raise their children. WTF.

That is terrifying. I would vote for Ted Cruz if everyone promised to never, ever wear that shirt.

That bottom picture is a direct lift from Season 4 Sopranos.

Diana rules. As a reader of the books I’ve been following her Facebook page for a while now and she’s pretty awesome at smacking the rando complaints right down. Especially since people have been going nuts with the show, pestering her about casting and her constantly having to be like “1. If you read my descriptions…

Poor, poor rapist/athlete. :-(

yeah, i have known many caretakers/nannies in my life, growing up here in Los Angeles, and it varies depending on the person. One thing i never understood was wanting to pay the least amount of money or acting like paying a market rate/liveable wage was seen as going above and beyond. I dont want to suggest that Eva…

God almighty, thank you. That was such an ignorant thing to say. Wronged or not, this woman sounds spoiled and insufferable.

It’s very ominous to me... Like she’s saying “you *could* be working in sub par conditions for next to nothing, but I’m so great I’d never do that!” That’s called being a decent human. You don’t score points for that. Also, it makes me think she probably wasn’t paying that great.

“How dare this person, who we were paying very generously to care for our young daughter–”

I had to double check I wasn’t reading a Gwenith Paltrow article at that part.

I can keep it in my pants. I worked under the hottest man in the planet for over five years and even got drunk together a couple of times but he was taken and I can’t bring myself to do it. Inappropriate texts to my girlfriends about him, absolutely.

Please don’t kill me, but her husband is kinda really hot. Not advocating breaking up families, just pointing out the obvious.

“...I was just a tired Mom in an Uber with my drapey cardigan tied around my waist...”

For some reason, I find the cardigan detail the most obnoxious aspect of this saga.

This is a massive over-share, in my opinion. Why does the world need to know this level of detail about why you fired your nanny? This has a my-husband-is-hot-and-would-never-cheat-on-me-let-me-show-the-world-proof vibe.

“mommy bloggers” are the worst. Maybe I should start my “filled with anxiety, broke, single 30-something woman” blog.

And the fact that she started the post with “OH.EM.GEE.”

Ok obviously sexting the boss was entirely inappropriate, but calling your husband a LEGEND because he recorded the firing of her? And then listening to it with all of your girlfriends? That’s kind of just immature and cruel and unnecessary, grow up, you fired her and ended the situation, the humiliation isn't really…

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