TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月9日 01時16分

"I started writing about parenting under the poverty line when I lived in low-income housing and still needed food stamps to feed my daughters," writes author Stephanie Land (@stepville).

But when she started experiencing success, what should have been moments of pride and celebration quickly turned to moments of shame. With each essay she published, she received hordes of hate-filled messages judging her for her parenting choices.

“I’d seen the posts on social media and heard the complaints about what people bought with their SNAP funds. Somehow it was wrong for me to buy treats for my daughter’s Christmas stocking,” she writes.

At the link in bio, read Land's full essay on the struggles she faced while writing about parenting under the poverty line—and how she created joy for her children despite the judgment.

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