When a popular fitness influencer shared a photo of herself wearing an orange and pink neon bikini while cradling her baby, some social media users examined the image and accused her of child endangerment.
A Pizza Hut worker took one look at this woman and immediately walked over to her, looked her dead in the eyes, and told her plainly: You have to leave.
After a woman successfully outraged other patrons at Disneyland with her breasts, she fired back at her “haters.” But, did she go too far? See the image for yourself and decide whether the park-goers had a right to be furious or if this lady was justified in her response.
A Louisiana teacher went viral for his attack on a curriculum that teaches children they can choose from “infinite genders” before they have even learned to read or write. Was he right or wrong?
Jessie James Decker posted a harmless breastfeeding photo and got roasted by offended viewers who dropped ignorant comments. The mom fired back, defending her choices. This time, however, it wasn’t just the sight of her breast that was an issue. Instead, there was a problem with what else people saw in the image.
Maggie Downs, a writer from Palm Springs, California, was several hours into labor with her first child when a nurse confronted her in the hospital bathroom and told her that she had tested positive for methamphetamine. The mom-to-be almost lost her newborn baby after she tested positive for the illicit substance, but there was one huge problem — she never used the drug.
A beloved piano teacher looked like a timid young woman with intentions as pure as the driven snow. So, no one ever imaged what was going on in her home behind closed doors — until another woman happened upon videos of sex crimes being committed, exposing the piano teacher’s deep depravity, and urgently called the police.
An Indiana woman, who had been out to lunch at TGI Friday’s, was secretly photographed by a creepy stranger. He circulated the photo on Facebook, hoping to shame the woman for what he saw her do.
