A MUM of four says being an attractive parent is a curse – as they’re discriminated against by other women.
Model Sara Cheek, from Florida, reckons she’s targeted by jealous ladies who are worried their husbands will check her out.
The Playboy beauty doesn’t understand why it’s acceptable and is frustrated people don’t take it seriously.
She told us: “Regular mums who let themselves go and lose their identities take their insecurities out on hot mums.
“I used to think my job is what annoyed these women but in all reality it has nothing to do with it.
“Women will consume your social media, only to talk crap with the other miserable mums.
“Then they’ll tell their husband to hate you also. I know this because I have been victim to it.
“I’ll take my kid to hockey, a dad will say hello as a normal interaction, then the next practice if the wife is there and you say ‘hey’, he looks away and the wife glares.
“Hot mums are shunned, treated poorly, and insanely discriminated against. Society hates empowered women who go against the grain or are intelligent enough to make their own decisions regardless of what people accept or think of them.
“Women hate us and men have to act like they do to please their wives. Society says you’re a mum, wear this and act like that.
“But men are allowed to keep their identity and live their life without having to worry about if their kids are being taken care of.
“Being a wife and mum doesn’t mean you are your husband’s built-in nanny with a dress code and life restrictions.
“Some of us want and desire to maintain our bodies, take pride in our looks, and feel beautiful. That isn’t wrong.”
Sara added: “Being hot doesn’t make you a bad mum.
“But trying to ruin a kid’s life because you can’t handle your issues does make you a bad human.
“It’s happening everywhere. Hot mum can’t take kids to school, hot mum can’t go to sporting events, hot mum not allowed in business.
“Sounds absolutely insane right? There is zero difference in banning someone because of their skin colour.
“What blows my mind is eliminating my presence but still following me on social media.
“It’s the modern day mean girls who peaked in high school and now can’t stand those of us who don’t have to play eeping up with the joneses.”
