The "horrible picture" of the woman disgusts working mothers

A blogger is under fire after posting a "horrible" picture on Facebook comparing stay-at-home mothers with working mothers.

In her handwritten chart, Lori Alexander, an American woman blogging as The Transformed Wife for "Teaching Biblical Femininity," claimed that the lives of women who were leading careers were "falling apart," adding that they did not feel were good brides or good mothers.

She then said that the mothers who stayed at home all day had a "fulfilling" life with their husbands and children who "got up and called her blessed".

Mothers who work against mothers who stay at home

This outraged some 87,000 people who immediately took office to express their frustration.

"My God, my God … what a mess, that's it," commented a user. Another said, "It's ridiculous and it's not true, it's so sad to portray working mothers this way."

The Facebook user went on to say that many women would like to stay at home but this was not an option.

"So you throw that garbage in. Many mothers who work or stay at home are wonderful and loving mothers, and do not degrade other mothers for doing their best."

Another mother also stated that she was "embarrassed, as a Christian wife, that this is even described".

"I followed your page, read your message and it's just … disappointing," she said.

The mother of four and the nine-year-old grandmother describe themselves as a "full-time housewife".

She writes: "God, through his Spirit and his Word, has transformed and will continue to transform me into the godly woman that he has called me to be", in the About Me section of his website .

Alexander's Facebook publication has attracted over 2,000 comments since its publication on December 5, many describing it as a "crazy", "vile and judgmental" and "ridiculous".

But this is not the first time that the woman is under fire from critics for her "old-fashioned" and somewhat religious conceptions of women.

In another handwritten publication uploaded this morning, the blogger said, "When women decide to happily do their homework, even if their husbands never lift their finger to help them, they serve the Lord and do what they want them to do. asked to do. "

Again, that did not go very well.

"Or could the partner help since it's his bazaar and his house too? … It's not my job to do everything when we both work and we should have equal responsibilities." This post is woefully misogynistic, "commented a woman.

"Agree one hundred percent as a Christian (sic) that we are here to serve but there is nothing wrong with that someone helps you clean the house nothing." to do with what God has planned for us, so please do not confuse what you want to do in your house with the word of God, "wrote another.

But all did not disagree with her point of view with a fully supported woman who said: "No more true word is written."

The Facebook fan then explained that a husband "has a lot of stress in the world of work".

"Let him go home to a clean and orderly house with dinner ready," she wrote.

"Always serve him his plate first, before your children, your husband comes first, always, serve him and you serve God."

Alexander explains in her biography that she had a difficult marriage of 23 years but that since "the principles of God" have been applied to her life, things are only improving.

"I started mentoring women years ago and I found my ministry, I blog since 2011".