Dadulation

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When a dad gets all the glory for doing what a mom does, like she’s invisible or a ghost.

Dad: I cooked dinner. Mom: I cooked dinner. Dad: I did it better.

Dad gets a trophy for helping with homework. Mom gets a dirty look.

Dad takes the blame for a bad haircut. Mom gets no credit for giving the idea.

A dad gets praised like he’s a superhero for doing stuff that’s totally normal, while the mom gets ignored like she’s a background character.

Dad: I cleaned the house. Mom: I cleaned the house. Dad: I did it with style.

Teacher praises dad for helping with a project. Mom is just there, like she’s a footnote.

Dad gets a high-five for mowing the lawn. Mom gets a sigh for doing it first.

When a dad takes credit for everything, even when the mom did it, and the mom gets treated like she’s not even there.

Dad: I finished the project. Mom: I finished the project. Dad: I finished it faster.

Dad gets thanked for helping with homework. Mom is just there, like she’s a ghost.

Dad gets the praise for a good grade. Mom is just there, like she’s a side character.

A dad gets all the credit for doing stuff that the mom did, and the mom gets ignored like she’s not even real.

Dad: I cooked dinner. Mom: I cooked dinner. Dad: I did it better.

Dad gets thanked for helping with a project. Mom is just there, like she’s not even there.

Dad gets a trophy for mowing the lawn. Mom is just there, like she’s a footnote.

When a dad gets praised like he’s a rock star for doing what the mom does, and the mom gets ignored like she’s a background noise.

Dad: I cleaned the house. Mom: I cleaned the house. Dad: I did it like a rock star.

Dad gets a standing ovation for helping with homework. Mom just sits there, like she’s background noise.

Dad gets a shoutout for a good grade. Mom is just there, like she’s not even real.