Stay-at-Home Mom on Isolation, No Car, and Parenting a Toddler

As much as I love being a stay home, it's also so fucking isolating, dude.

I feel like I'm living the same life, the same day over and over again.

Wow. And then I'm with toddler who's very loud, and I love him to pieces.

I wouldn't trade him for the world, but I hate being stuck in a house all day. No one comes to see me. I can't go nowhere.

I don't have a fucking car. I feel so fucking isolated, and I just want it to stop feeling so much like that, but I can't because I don't fucking work. I have to take care of him 'cause we don't have no help.

So I'm at home, but I don't have a car. "Oh, that's what you get for being a teen parent." Oh my God, what the fuck ever.

I'm tired of hearing it. Like, I'm so tired of being in the same spot every day, sitting on the same couch every day, in the same house every day.

And like you can't go nowhere. You can't walk nowhere 'cause everywhere's a bit far away.

It's so annoying, and then you just have this toddler who don't like to listen.

He don't, he don't like to go for walks. He don't like to do none of that.

He just throws a fit and a meltdown the whole time.

I just wish I had some resources. I wish I had a fucking car or something.

But then if I get a car, how am I gonna pay for this?

How am I gonna pay for that? Like, it's so frustrating.

How do people do it? How do people become a stay-at-home mom with nothing?

Like, no car, no money, no nothing. Like...