After a wave of feminism, gender equality, and more.
Women are seen out on the work front, breaking the stereotypical images of being a housewife or stay-at-home mom.
Even though the practice of self-sustainability, and, being financially independent is good, some mentality on the internet has made it a staple.
There is a school of thought that believes a woman can choose whatever they want – be it a housewife, or a working one.
Meanwhile, the other school of thought tends to bash women if they’re living their lives, not working, at home, making videos of other daily lives, and more.
Nara Smith is a traditional wife.
Nara Smith is a mother of two and is married to, Mormon model Lucky Blue Smith.
Nara can be often seen wearing lux clothes made out of silk and fur.
She has well succumbed to the traditional energies and seems satisfied about it.
She tends to make videos about her day and posts them online.
Recently she posted a video of herself making cereal from scratch and the internet just couldn’t take it.
Nara Smith’s Cereal Video Spark Debates
A TikTok user named, @professorneil recently shared his comments about Nara in his recent video where he did not seem particularly happy about her.
Neil Shyminsky @professorneil weighs in on the neo – trad wife phenomenon including Nara Smith, wife of Mormon Lucky Blue Smith
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He mentioned that even though these videos make other people feel inferior, it is important to note that people like Nara are not better than normal people because they can make their children fresh cereal.
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They are better because of their economic stability, which comes mostly from their husbands as they don’t contribute much towards society and of their, ‘symbolic labour’.
He said,
“Her value is instead in her ability to perform the role of trophy wife and to be the ultimate realization and personification of her husband’s socioeconomic prowess.”
His comments have led to massive debate online among netizens.
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