@outspoken_samantha: Men NEED to ask the women they're dating or going to marry how they feel about the Lindsay Clancy case. Their answer will tell you a LOT about who she is as a person, and hopefully help you avoid major headaches down the road. #lindsayclancy #patrickclancy #liberallogic #feminism #moderndating

🦋HEATHER🦋PHPM, 💅RA/BA💅❌ :

And now we’re just getting ridiculous

Aquester :

Nobody under the age of 40 has even heard of this case, so go ahead and save yourself the trouble of asking.

Jennifer Heath🇨🇦 📚 booktok :

omg yes these single men needs to ask this 100 precent

squirrelly007 :

ladies make sure your man isn't a "Patrick" either from what i have seen and heard

Tropickles19 :

To stay away if they support her. I agree

Bryan19 :

Well said 👍👍

btb625 :

I’m grateful that my conservative husband of 24 years—the father of our children—is able to understand my perspective. He respects my experience as a licensed therapist and knows that studying the human brain and mental health is a major part of my work. He also recognizes that mental health struggles can affect anyone, including himself. He is able to see both sides of this horrific tragedy. He understands that medication can significantly affect a person’s thoughts and behavior, and he recognizes the enormous physical and emotional impact that pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period can have on a woman. Instead of threatening to take our children away if I ever struggled, he would want to make sure I received help. Perhaps the more important question is whether husbands are prepared to support their wives when mental health concerns arise after childbirth. Are they willing to listen, take the concerns seriously, share the responsibilities of parenting, and make sure their partner receives appropriate care? In many families, both parents work 40 hours or more each week, yet mothers are still expected to carry most of the childcare, household responsibilities, and mental load with very little support. We need to stop excusing that imbalance. Fathers need to be active, responsible parents—not occasional helpers. When either spouse says they are struggling, they deserve to be heard and supported. Lindsey should be held accountable for the deaths of her children. At the same time, accountability does not prevent us from acknowledging the role that serious mental illness, medication, postpartum changes, inadequate support, and failures within the healthcare system may have played. It is possible to grieve those children, believe in accountability, and allow this case to bring greater awareness to the realities of parenting and mental health.

Jacobson :

I think it should be a mediatory question for dating, marriage and even job interviews

DePeezy/atx :

I’m ina 3 year relationship with my gf and gonna pop the question after I ask her if she supports Clancy

Fact Check First Initiative :

OK so refuse to listen to the father and his family and the mothers family and follow the advice of so raging influencer who has nor seen any if the evidence is your answer?

SD Owen ❌ :

Lindsey Clancy had a husband who makes 400 K, she had access to multiple professional nurses, a nanny, 3 different psychiatrists, she has one of top defense attorneys in the U.S., a 50,000 fully loaded Sorento, a husband who worked from home, ect…Lindsey had a lifestyle & access to treatment 92% of American women can only dream about.

Greg Wieland :

Truth!

Seth Remis :

Agree 100%

John Doe Ray Me :

Yep

Mary :

well said 👏

brianaddicott @gmail.com :

AGREE 100% LADY

Scorpio20251105 :

And Women don't think that these decisions are going to change rights for women moving forward for the next 100 years.

Druka Druik :

YUP

HowFarWeHaveFallen :

Tommy Walker :

You're a 100% correct?

SunshineFun :

A mothers already killed her baby as a result of the trial

Tommy Hebert :

omg poor men...

Matthias :

We already do that... aren't you a little bit late?

GoblueHogs :

just ask if she is liberal. easy