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the nara smith hate comes from, as you mentioned, being succesful & luxurious, yes, but making cereals for her children that probably takes her at least 3+ hours is an unrealistic view of stay-at-home mothers. love me some white rich tiktok mother on the Internet standing in her rustical kitchen of her third cottage cooking some stuff an getting huge praise. i genuinely think she is nice but hearing about her converting to mormonism for her husband is weird. he had his first baby at the age of 19 with a ~26 y.o woman. he should get the hate. idc how sexist that sounds. have a black/biracial woman on the Internet and see how much hate she gets for being poc and part of an actually racist cult. i don't think she tries to spread propaganda for the religion. her voice-overs may be too much for me but i don't get the hate for her. critisize the man for once.

I'm going to have to disagree here about giving lucky hate for having a kid with stormi. I think stormi was weird for having a child with a teenager. She had the power dynamic in the relationship, and saw nothing wrong with starting a relationship with him when he was 17.

Also the creator I think you're talking about who is actually a billionaire but lives like a farmer, also provides an unrealistic view of stay at home moms. I think people just have to use their discernment and realize that, Nara and a lot of other creators pre-film their content. Nara is most likely not making her toddlers wait that long for food, but it's filmed in a way to make you think that she did. It's her MO at this point, and she doesn't seem bothered by the running joke at all.

I don't know much about her journey to Mormonism, or if she had exposure to it before she met lucky. But if it was her decision, and her decision alone, then that's her decision. I don't think it's any different than someone converting to any other religion because they fell in love with the practices and way of life.

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