#housewifes

[gamemerz69]

Scout's mom is a a single mother who doesn't want money, she wanted a husband who can treat her better. Instead, she got a spoiled guy who steals her money, molested her, and treats her children like shit.

She's a partially blind woman which explains why her eyes are always closed. Her sight might be terrible, but she's a loving housewife who just wants money so she can take care of her children so they won't be homeless.

She's an incredibly shy housewife who often hides from spy, she's worried he'll hit her.

Also, spy sighs not because scout told him about the lost money, he sighs because he wants to punch him because he wants to keep the money. When scout means "if we lost the money, my mom will faint", that means she's gonna faint because she's afraid she'll be on the streets searching for food in the trash for scout, and you know she can't without her sons... also, the bracelet she wore in the 2012 saxxy teaser is an electrocuting bracelet thst looks just like spy's $100,000 watch, except, he bought it from temu for 50 cents from her money, and she has no idea what's going on... I feel bad for her. It's not her fault she was impregnated by God with octupletes using her tears so he can create children withoutthe painful birthing... I have a headcanon that scout's mom started to work at the school cafeteria in the 70s. She works for money, but mostly she works so she can make over 1000 children happy and healthy by making homemade food and tasty juice instead of moldy pizzas, chunky milk, and spoiled vegetables. She saves the money to buy her son's children a fridge and a TV.

She's a submissive housewife who'll do whatever spy says.

Thankfully, spy dumped her so she reunited her childhood crush. A Norwegian guy who's actually her childhood friend and they fell in love. They haven't seen each other since they both graduated from middle school together. His name is John hansen, he's the selbyen fisherman and Silvia is his pet. He returned to his hometown, selbyen, Norway and thankfully, he's single. Also, he's a middle class guy and he'll treat her waaay better and nicer than spy, who's a douchbag. He was shocked to find out she was pregnant a virgin. A few days later, he proposed to her. And scout finally has a dad, unlike his Tom Jones fanfiction he made about himself. So, scout's mom and John got married, she was a little traumatized on her first time, thankfully John calmed her down, and whispered in his thick Norwegian accent "don't worry sweetie, I'll be gentle". She cried at first, but she was so happy, tears came out of her eyes.

Spy called her a cauliflower because cauliflower is a peasant food in europe. And she's poor, he hates poor people. He squeezed and kissed her hand without consent, which hurts her arm. After she fell, spy was like "how the fuck did you find me, I was kissing my prostitute".

She's ok, she just scratched her knee. Thankfully, medic ubercharged her, and then he noticed that she had bruises on her body, and she didn't like her face to be shown because she's shy and traumatized. He felt bad for her, Thankfully, medic comforted her, told her about his tragic story, and ever since, they became best friends.

She's an irish-American housewife who loves her children, unlike sniper's biological mom who's a bitch who cheats on her husband, loves abortions, and beats everyone because she's a gold digger mistress. I hate her...

No, I'm not heterophobic, tf2 has a lot of sweet, wholesome, and healthy straight couples!!! Soldier x zhanna, sniper's adoptive parents, heavy's parents, merasmus x his wife, sniper x bornislava, demoman x yana, and even saxton hale and his wife.

They're cute together, unlike scout's mom x spy which is a toxic relationship.

She was literally drugged. and while she was buying groceries from a small fruit shop, he abused scout and his brothers. She went home, she didn't have security cameras in her house so she didn't know what he did to them. A few hours later, on their bath time, she looked it up and she felt bruises on their bodies, and in scout's hands. She immediately fell down, crying, and she softly said "it was a bad idea to give money to this babysitter". That also explains why scout wears hand warps. It's not because he wants to be tough, but it's because spy burned his hands with a cigarette, and it left scars.

I feel so bad for her... she's a lovely catholic housewife, not a prostitute cuckqueen who doesn't get paid.

She's canonically a cuckqueen because there's literally a voice line where he said "i like my team like i like my romances, in groups of 6" which means he canonically has sex slaves who wait for him in his bdsm dungeon. (Confirmed in a tf2 voice actor video, spy canonically has a dungeon. Damn he's kinky...)

Also, she's a sensitive gentle mom who gets emotional when she sees her sons injured.

[vintage-every-day]

She wants a new kitchen, she gets a new house. Simple.

[jlkrealtors]

The toughest job in the world is to be a housewife because you are not paid and you have to work 24/7/365 days in a year….. Best wishes on Housewife’s Day.

[vintagenorway]

Gymnastics for housewives, Norway, 1965

[vintage-every-day]

A housewifes pride:  Mrs. H.H. Poland, wife of FSA rehabilitation client, with preserved food. Mesa County, Colorado. Medium format acetate negative by Arthur Rothstein for the Farm Security Administration. (October 1939)

[vintage-every-day]

A Word to the Wives (1955)

It's 2019 and I don't have an automatic flour disposer!

[realinspirations]

Finding Your Passion: A Journey to Purpose and Fulfillment"

 In a world full of possibilities, distractions, and needs, the word “find your ardour” is often repeated like a mantra. You listen it in graduation speeches, examine it in self-help books, and spot it trending on social media. It sounds inspiring—romantic even—however what does it virtually mean? How do you discover your ardour, and greater importantly, how do you realize when you’ve observed it?

Struggling To Find My Passion 

Finding your passion is not about chasing a fleeting interest or becoming instantly first-rate at something. It’s approximately discovering what drives you, excites you, and offers your lifestyles which means. It's approximately tapping into that strength supply that doesn’t simply gas your goals—it fuels your soul.

Passion vs. Interest

First, let’s draw a difference among ardour and interest. You might be inquisitive about portray, coding, or touring, but interest by myself isn’t passion. Passion is what continues you up at night thinking about how you could get better at some thing. It’s what gets you up early in the morning, excited to position inside the hours, even if there’s no on the spot reward.

 It’s greater than a interest—it’s some thing you’re willing to war for. Passion often calls for attempt, staying power, and sacrifice. And here's the element: passion isn't always constantly loud or dramatic. Sometimes it starts quietly, as a whisper in the returned of your thoughts that grows louder through the years.

The Myth of Sudden Discovery

There’s a common false impression that passion strikes like lightning—that someday you’ll just recognize. For a fortunate few, this may be proper. But for most people, passion is something you uncover steadily. It’s revealed via action, now not contemplation. You don’t locate your passion by using sitting round thinking about it; you locate it by doing.

Try matters. Volunteer. Start small tasks. Travel. Take risks. Explore new environments. Don’t wait till the whole lot is obvious and best—that second not often comes. The greater reports you've got, the better risk you've got of coming across what absolutely excites you. 

Curiosity Is the First Step

Passion often begins with interest. What are the belongings you naturally gravitate towards? What topics do you lose music of time reading? What do you speak approximately for hours with out becoming bored? These little sparks of interest can grow into flames of ardour if you feed them.

If you’re not sure where to begin, assume lower back to what excited you as a baby. Often, our earliest passions are buried below the pressures of maturity—school, work, expectations—however they don’t disappear. Sometimes, reconnecting with the ones early joys can reignite some thing powerful interior you.

Overcoming Fear and Doubt

One of the biggest obstacles to locating your ardour is worry. Fear of failure. Fear of no longer being excellent sufficient. Fear of what different human beings will think. But ardour isn't always about being the exceptional at something—it’s about loving the procedure. You don’t need to be a international-elegance musician, artist, or entrepreneur to be passionate. You just must care deeply.

Doubt is everyday. Everyone questions themselves sooner or later. But in case you wait until you're 100% confident, you may wait for all time. Passion often grows from the courage to attempt some thing in spite of your doubts. The greater you try, the greater readability you gain—now not the alternative manner around.

Passion Changes

Another reality that frequently receives not noted: ardour can exchange. What you’re captivated with in your twenties may not be what drives you to your thirties or forties. And that’s k. You are not the same character at each degree of existence. As you grow, your pastimes, capabilities, and values evolve too.

Instead of attempting to find a novel, lifelong passion, be open to multiple callings. Passion isn’t usually a directly street—it’s a winding journey. Give yourself permission to pivot. Starting over doesn’t mean you’ve failed—it means you’re developing.

Turning Passion Into Purpose

Once you find out some thing you’re obsessed on, the next step is integrating it into your lifestyles. This doesn’t suggest you have to give up your task and move throughout the u . S . To pursue it full-time. Not anyone can—or wants to—flip their ardour right into a career.

But you may find ways to make area for it. You can pursue it on weekends, at some point of evenings, or in small pockets of time. What subjects is consistency. And that success frequently spills into each other area of your lifestyles—relationships, work, fitness, and happiness.

If your passion can grow to be your profession, even better. But don’t pressure it. Sometimes the pressure to monetize your ardour can take the pleasure out of it. Remember, passion is as a whole lot about process as it's miles about final results. Let or not it's something that fills you up—not empties you out.

Helping Others Along the Way

One of the most rewarding components of passion is that it’s contagious. When you’re deeply enthusiastic about something, it conjures up others. Whether you’re an artist portray canvases, a instructor igniting younger minds, or a coder constructing software program that modifications lives—your passion has the electricity to uplift others.

Use your passion to contribute. Share your expertise. Mentor someone. Write. Create. Teach. Express. When you use your ardour to serve others, it transforms into purpose. And motive is what gives your lifestyles course.