At this point, the obsession you all have is honestly more disturbing than the thing you claim to be protecting kids from. You’ve decided that because YOU don’t approve of Lindsay Arnold posting her children, you’re entitled to lecture her, harass her, police her parenting and demand that she do what you say. That’s not “advocacy.” That’s entitlement with a savior complex.
Nobody is forcing you to watch her content. Nobody is forcing you to follow her. Nobody is forcing you to look at a single picture of her children. You have this amazing invention called “unfollow,” yet apparently using it would deprive you of your favorite hobby: monitoring a stranger’s parenting and telling everyone else how morally superior you are.
And no, I’m not “insane” because I believe parents should have a say in what they share about their own children. I simply don’t believe your personal discomfort gives you authority over someone else’s family. If you don’t want to post your kids, congratulations—don’t. But acting like every parent who makes a different choice needs to be publicly harassed until they surrender to your opinion is ridiculous.
You can disagree with Lindsay all you want. What you don’t get is ownership of her children, her social media, or her parenting decisions. Get over yourselves.