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Kylie Kelse doesn’t want “my time.”
In her latest episode of her Not Gonna Lie Podcast, The Doting Mom and Podcaster (33) revealed that in a recent ending session she came across a video of Mom Tiktok explaining why she wanted her to “not need” the time she “feels deep in the bones” and “not need” the time she “doesn’t need.”
“I want to sit on the couch. That’s it. That’s my prison. I want to sit on the couch,” she said. “‘Time for Me’ says there’s something I want to do for myself. That’s not necessarily the case. No one needs me. ”
“I don’t want to open snacks, I don’t want to fill up my water bottle, I don’t want to wipe my butt,” she added. “I think it’s pretty much summed up that.”
The four moms explained that the moment they had the time “no one needs me” they got “bored” and wanted their kids to come back home.
“I’ve had all my kids left and no one was close to me. I’m in my own home. It’s a great place to spend time with ‘no one needs me’. “I’ll give you about 30 minutes – 30 minutes – there, I’m really bored, …and I want them back.”
“And a few times here, completely honest, no judgment, they’ll come back and within 15 minutes they’re home, I’m like, ‘You can leave,'” she continues. “Go back to where you were. I missed you. And now the fact that you dropped your sister in the middle of the living room makes you want to be back wherever you are for another 10 minutes.” It takes another 10 minutes of silence. ”
Kylie shares Finley, 4 months old, Bennett, 2, Eliotte, 4 years old, 4 years old, 5 and five daughters. Other locations in the podcast episode with her husband Jason Kels, 37, spoke with Wanda Sykes about how the two aren’t “cool moms.” Kylie raised what Sykes’ children wanted Instagram for their birthday and urged them to talk about giving their kids a cell phone.
“So recently I discussed with Kelly Lipa about how I want to have what I call a kitchen phone,” Kylie said. “And basically I have a cell phone in the kitchen. I live in the kitchen.”
“If you need to go to sports, you can take the phone if you need to go to a place where your parents aren’t,” she continued. “Friends can have a phone number, but the phone essentially doesn’t leave the kitchen or communal living space.”
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She went on to say that the phone would not go to the children’s rooms or basement.
“And that’s right away. If you want to access what you did, it’s there. I?
“And there were a lot of comments like ‘lucky’. And I was like, “Well, thank you.” I know you mean ironic, but I’m going to stick with it. “And some people don’t know how to interact with other people. They don’t know how to have a conversation.”
