RealSoccerMomBri
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Hi, I'm Brianna. I like to think of myself as complex without being complicated. My looks make people think a certain way about me and it soon becomes who everyone thinks I am even though I not. At least not always or on purpose. I'm a single mom. Turning 40 last year was a big life change in that I became divorced from my husband of 20 years. And now a whole new chapter of my life has began.
I've worked hard to make changes for the positive (mostly) for myself that gave me a boost inside and out and I feel more confident. I've been wanting the same for my son Samuel, now a senior in HS. I felt the soccer team league in the community would help. It has and it hasn't.
I will admit I don't know the game or rules or names of the positions the boys play and haven't been to as many practices and games the other parents who are very into it, but it's mostly because I'm working a lot and very busy, so busy I haven't had time to date almost at all since my div.
If I'm a fashion snob, the other parents are soccer league snobs. I thought the men would be shouting from the side, but it's the other wives. I thought it was flattering to be referred to and overheard as being a "definite soccer mom."
That is until I heard someone use the term with the other phrase so popular today "MILF." Now I'm finding out that "soccer mom" has a whole other meaning and image and because of how I look and like to dress, I've been unaware I'm being talked about as one. I've shared a few photos of me that are recent and I won't say which two - it will be up to you to guess - are from days when I heard the "definite soccer mom" comment and the other the "MILF soccer mom" remark. One made by one of the parents, the other from one of the boys on Samuel's soccer team - a remark that brought laughs from the other boys, maybe even Samuel.
I've worked hard to make changes for the positive (mostly) for myself that gave me a boost inside and out and I feel more confident. I've been wanting the same for my son Samuel, now a senior in HS. I felt the soccer team league in the community would help. It has and it hasn't.
I will admit I don't know the game or rules or names of the positions the boys play and haven't been to as many practices and games the other parents who are very into it, but it's mostly because I'm working a lot and very busy, so busy I haven't had time to date almost at all since my div.
If I'm a fashion snob, the other parents are soccer league snobs. I thought the men would be shouting from the side, but it's the other wives. I thought it was flattering to be referred to and overheard as being a "definite soccer mom."
That is until I heard someone use the term with the other phrase so popular today "MILF." Now I'm finding out that "soccer mom" has a whole other meaning and image and because of how I look and like to dress, I've been unaware I'm being talked about as one. I've shared a few photos of me that are recent and I won't say which two - it will be up to you to guess - are from days when I heard the "definite soccer mom" comment and the other the "MILF soccer mom" remark. One made by one of the parents, the other from one of the boys on Samuel's soccer team - a remark that brought laughs from the other boys, maybe even Samuel.
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