The results may make you cringe

Parenting might just be the toughest job out there (ok, maybe that’s a bit of a first world complaint, but still…).

Chrissy Teigen is the mother of beautiful 1-year-old baby Luna, and while their Instagram pictures usually portray a perfect mother-daughter relationship – babies will be babies.

Out of a cry of frustration, Teigen turned to Twitter for some help – considering Twitter fans are practically her psychologist.

Teigen asked her (over 7 million) fans to share with her the meanest things their kids did to them, to make herself feel better, of course.

The results are kind of hilarious, kind of horrific.

Take a look:

I am having a very rough day and it would help me a lot if any moms would like to share stories of their kids being mean to them

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) September 23, 2017

Same except I get an added smack to the face

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) September 23, 2017

my four year old recently shouted at me "I hope you get a sunburn"

— elise blaha cripe (@eliseblaha) September 23, 2017

Last week, my 20 month old offered me a bite of her food. As I went to accept it, she snatched it back & ate it. When I made a sad face

— Ande Wall (@AndeWall) September 23, 2017

IT’s annoying. And it’s sexist.

If you belong to the gender group which typically pees sitting down (although most of us talented ladies have also mastered the air-squat for public situations) – then you have probably received the order, or “suggestion” to smile quite a few times in your life.

No, we’re not talking about the moment you’re taking a group photo and everyone’s saying “cheese”.

We’re talking about the constant need for the human race to define how a woman should speak or act to look proper, respectful, but not too nice – because, of course, that’s already “asking for it”.

Women don’t need to fake emotions and they certainly don’t need to underexpress them either.

In fact, some of us were born with a resting bitch face and we love it – it’s actually a great way to relax your face and prevent wrinkles.

And some of us like to smile to be amiable to others – it doesn’t mean it’s an open invitation for whatever “it” is in the certain situation.

To summarize – next time you feel like telling a woman she needs to smile more or less, think twice about its meaning.

Her pictures are drop-dead gorgeous

Few women would have the self-confidence to pose in a white swimsuit with open sides that leave your boobs holding on for dear life behind the fabric – but plus-size model and fashion designer Diana Sirokai just proved that there is no specific body type for rocking a hot look.

Kim Kardashian’s white swimsuit photoshoot was one a few which nearly broke the internet, but while women are still struggling to figure out how to get Sir Mix-a-lot’s itty-bitty-waist-and-round-thing-in-your-face-body, other women are showing us how the beauty of body confidence can be portrayed in virtually any body.

And how do you get that beautiful look?

Confidence – and a smile helps, too.

Sirokai’s waist is nowhere near itty-bitty – but it’s drop dead hot in this white swimsuit look.

This fashionista has over 400K followers on Instagram tuning in to see her stunning outfits.

Take a look at a beautiful woman, in a different body:

WE ARE BOTH WOMEN with DIFFERENT BODIES ❤️ #Slay

A post shared by D I A N A S I R O K A I (@dianasirokai) on Sep 14, 2017 at 2:02pm PDT

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She has a lot to say about how women are treated in today’s society

Amber Tamblyn has been acting since childhood, and her exposure to the ups and downs of Hollywood has encouraged her to speak out against the repeating sexism she witnesses in the business and in today’s culture in general.

She revealed that she faced sexism in her young teenage years in the show biz, but at the same time she aims not to make her appeal about her own personal experience but of the general phenomenon which we have accepted as the status quo.

Women are told to watch what they wear, be careful where they go, watch what they say, watch how they raise their children and how they speak – it seems like there is an endless list of rules of etiquette and safety which women need to follow in a world they should feel free to conquer and explore.

Take a look:

It was an exciting acheivement for the actress, producer and screenwriter

You may have heard her name for the first time during this year’s Emmy awards, but Lena Waithe has been leading a behind-the-scenes role as a writer for several TV series and viral videos.

Now, she has been publicly recognized for her achievements on one of the most prestigious stages one can hope to give a thank-you-speech on.

Waithe won the award for co-writing an episode of “Master of None” (in which she also appeared as an actress) with series co-creator and star, Aziz Ansari.

The episode, called “Thanksgiving”, was based on Waithe’s personal experience of coming out as a lesbian.

Overcome with emotion while receiving the award, Waithe emphasized the importance of diversity in the entertainment industry.

Her intriguing personal character, as a lesbian African American woman with a great sense of humor and wit, altered the character which Ansari first planned to create and gave the character a makeover towards becoming more diverse and with it, more intriguing.

Take a look: