Washington Post 'playground drama' advice column goes viral, but the response is EVEN BETTER

Greg P. | 7:43 AM on April 28, 2018

We’ve seen this advice column from the Washington Post’s Carolyn Hax a few times in our feed over the past few days and it really is amazing. What would you do as a mom if you took your son to a public playground and were immediately accosted by these harpies asking you to come back later so their daughters can play in a boy-free environment?

“Who are these people???” was our reaction, too:

who are these people???? pic.twitter.com/acyL1Uj3fM

— Elise Terry (@elisecterry) April 27, 2018

Over to you, Twitter. Do. Your. Thing:

https://twitter.com/RobProvince/status/990023521718980608

SERIOUSLY?! I’m the mom of 2 daughters and a son. This woman is insane. https://t.co/QXsuh03Er0

— Some chick named Heather (@hboulware) April 28, 2018

I’d tell her to f*** off. That’s my better nature. https://t.co/Jx5RH9NZZi

— Mean Wee Old Woman Deb (@mddebm) April 28, 2018

Thank God I had sane Mom friends. That was a true blessing. People have literally lost the plot. https://t.co/2NaQU8mvm6

— MLH ♥️ (@just_mindy) April 28, 2018

Oh, hell no. I would make it a point to show up at this park with my boys and as many of their friends in tow as possible.

This makes me so mad I could spit nails. https://t.co/ui4A9tmxGV

— Amy Curtis (@RantyAmyCurtis) April 27, 2018

And we really, really like this suggestion:

I hope the boy mom comes back next week with 20 more boys and their Moms & they have Army men, nerf guns, dirt and worms and they have a big Ol boy fest right in the middle of this stupid playgroup. Oh, and I hope they bring soda & Happy Meals. https://t.co/2NaQU8mvm6

— MLH ♥️ (@just_mindy) April 28, 2018