“Lying Mothers Enable Toxic Sons” – Saida Boj

• Saida Boj condemns mothers who enable their sons’ harmful behavior toward women.
• She warns of karmic consequences for daughters of such mothers.
• Her bold message has sparked widespread social media debates.

Social media personality, Saida Boj has ignited a wave of discussions with a thought-provoking video addressing mothers who enable their sons’ toxic behaviors toward women.

Her candid remarks have resonated with many, shedding light on accountability and generational impact.

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In the viral video, Boj condemned mothers who lie to their sons’ partners and knowingly enable behaviors that harm women.

“Mothers that lie to girls with their sons, what do you gain?” she asked, criticizing such actions as deeply unethical.

She accused these mothers of deceiving women by falsely assuring them they are the only ones in their sons’ lives, despite being aware of their sons’ infidelity.

Referring to such men as “brostitutes,” she denounced the harm they inflict, aided by their mothers.

“You and your son now lie to these girls, destroy them, break them, and make a mockery of them. Where is the girl code?” she demanded, highlighting the betrayal and emotional trauma caused by these actions.

Boj also pointed to the karmic consequences, warning mothers about the misery they might bring upon their own daughters.

“The way you make other people’s daughters’ lives miserable, that is how your own daughters’ lives will be,” she cautioned, urging reflection and change.

Her bold statements have sparked widespread debate on social media, with many praising her for addressing a taboo topic.

Others have engaged in discussions about the role of parents in fostering healthy relationships and the generational impact of enabling harmful behaviors.

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Saida’s video continues to circulate, prompting critical conversations about accountability and the importance of nurturing respect and honesty in relationships.

Her message serves as a call to action for parents and society to break cycles of toxicity and prioritize integrity.

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