Mamas Uncut’s Most Popular Memes Of the Week: “Maybe She’s Losing It. Maybe It’s Quarantine.”
Do you need a good laugh? We’ve rounded up the 35 most popular memes of the week at Mamas Uncut.
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Reporter Unveils How 15-Year-Old Was Put In Juvenile Detention For Not Completing Schoolwork Amid Pandemic
A 15-year-old from Michigan was incarcerated in May after failing to finish her online schoolwork, according to a report.
Dads Had to Wait Nearly Two Months Before Meeting Their Newborn Son After COVID Kept Them From Getting to America to Meet Him
“Our battle with the embassies started the moment the U.S. border was closed to European flights.”
Man’s Fiancée Decides She Doesn’t Want Him Around the Daughter He Created Through Sperm Donation After Three Years of Knowing About Her
His fiancée is still trying to convince him otherwise saying that “it’s unreasonable to choose a kid that’ll never truly be mine over her, someone I can have a future and a family with.”
Mom Asks Her Gay Teen To Not Come Out To Family Or Post To Social Media Until “They Die”
One mom recently posted to the Reddit’s AITA community to ask for insight on a conversation she had with her teen daughter regarding coming out to her teen’s grandparents. The mom (OP) began her post by revealing she is a 36-year-old mom with a 16-year-old daughter.
MU’s Top 35 Memes of the Week: “Respect Your Parents. They Passed School Without Google.”
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Remembering Ronnie and Donnie: The World’s Oldest Conjoined Twins Who Died at 68
“That was the only income. They were the breadwinners.”
MU’s Hilarious Meme Roundup Part 3: “May Your Coffee Be Stronger than Your Kid’s Attitude.”
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The Rumored COVID-19 Baby Boom Is Actually A Myth
The Rumored COVID-19 Baby Boom Is Actually A Myth
Mother of 4 Leaves Family to Care for COVID-19 Patients in Hot Spot State
An Atlanta mother of four who works as a nurse practitioner recently shared her experience about leaving her young family behind to travel across the country to fight against the novel coronavirus pandemic.