Mom Makes A Comic To Speak Out About Her And Her Husband's POV On Seeing The Last Peach In Their Fruit Bowl, Ends Up Being Memefied By The Twitter Community

It would appear that being a housewife is a tough job, considering how other people react when they hear it mentioned. You and your partner (male or female) might never have any quiet time to yourselves.

From what you can read and hear from other married women and mothers, it seems like a rough deal. It's only fitting that moms get a chance to vent every once in a while if life has to be this chaotic.

But not every stressed-out parent is like @momlife comics' Mary Catherine Starr, a graphic designer with a large online following. After publishing a comic showing her and her partner's dissimilar strategies for spotting the lone remaining fruit in the bowl, the artist has discovered that the broader internet population is watching her every move.

While Mary found this to be a valid criticism, the Twitter community was definitely not on her side. The situation escalated after the Twitter account @KILLTOPARTY shared the photo and asked how many wives feel this way about their male partners.

The discussion began seriously enough, with several asking why one would not simply discuss the remaining food with their husband instead of creating a condescending comic strip. Not surprisingly, however, once the online community got their hands on it, all of this hilariously spiraled out of control.

While it's undeniable that most moms face significant challenges at home, that's no excuse for crass or offensive comments. In a time of need, why are all the wine ladies and their crazy emoticons?

1. Never thought of that until now.

The memes will definitely show how differently a wife and a husband think. But this does not mean that these differences cannot be discussed by couples to meet halfway.

"Oh look, the last ripe peach! I'll save it for the kids; they love peaches so much," the wife's point of view said."Oh look, the last ripe peach! I'll use it as a special treat in my daily smoothie," the husband's point of view stated.

2. “New fave web comic”

In another version, the wife's point of view remains the same while the husband's perspective changes. "Oh, f**k. This is a test," the husband thought while looking at the last ripe peach.

3. The caption is hilarious: "Divorcing my husband because he has the audacity to eat the food in our house"

4. “Eeeeeeee!”

5. Just tell your partner!

This Twitter user retweeted, "This cartoon is driving me insane. If you are saving the peach for something, tell your partner that!"

6. “My wife, she’s - boring.”

7. The husband's POV looks like a research text. LOL

8. This Twitter user is modifying the memes.

"Currently redoing all of the @momlife_comics with the mom as a crying wojak and the dad as a gigachad. Will post them in this as I finish them," posted by @852derek852.

9. They don’t know.

10. Nooooo!

It is understandable how moms can feel frustrated and complain about something, considering how hard their role is. However, it is also important to note that problems between couples should be discussed privately first instead of being posted on the Internet, which is becoming the norm these days.