Being a mom isn’t easy. You have to be calm, cool, and collected. But what would you do if someone decided to make your child cry by ruining hours of hard work and dedication just because she felt like it?
Well, this one mother jumped to action to defend her daughter after “Sidewalk Susan” used a pressure hose to wreck all of her artwork.
Keep scrolling to see the full video. It’s utterly heartbreaking.
The love between you and your child is something unlike any other feeling on earth… It’s a pretty magical thing.
There are some aspects of motherhood are just eternally frustrating.
Hey, no one said being a mom was always going to be great fun, right?
There are many things that make parenthood irritating…
But there’s one thing pretty much every mom out there can relate to and that is constantly fighting for your kids, no matter what.
And at some point during our kids’ lives, they will make sure to make our lives as difficult as possible but you still love them regardless.
There is a certain type of anger that only a parent can relate to and that’s when someone hurts your child.
Well, this one mother jumped into action when her child’s chalk artwork was hosed down by a random lady now known as “Sidewalk Susan.”
But giving them a little bit of freedom (while still maintaining social distancing measures, of course) manages to keep them preoccupied for a few hours.
The mother and daughter duo are in what seems to be an empty parking lot outside of their home.
Another woman who also lives nearby decided to come out with a pressure hose and spray down all the cute, chalk pictures.
And it was all because she didn’t “want to look at this mess.”
As her child continues to cry, she tries to defend her but it doesn’t work.
I mean, this absolute grinch of a woman has to be even worse than “Can I Speak To The Manager Karen” and “BBQ Becky.”
She put in the caption: “White women dead ass love bothering ppl out of boredom like how the hell does a child drawing chalk on the driveway gets you upset lmfaooooo.”
Rightfully, other Twitter users jumped into the comment section to express their utter shame at her behavior.
“Downtown Abby” is really good, to be honest.