Greetings, Parishorephism Retrogrades.

An update today on a question deeply vested in the cancorous heart of feminism in American

life.

The mom-shamed contestant Sarah Beth Lieb abruptly quits American Idol.

Why did she do this? Because she was so-called mom-shamed.

It's a stupid term. But what happened is, and I covered this last week, Katie Perry, if you know who

that is, the filth bucket from Hollywood and a singer, made her feel stupid on live television or recorded television

in front of all the world by telling her something true.

Now, of course, Katie Perry has the wrong ultimate view of the binary.

You have to choose either being a mom or you have to choose being a pop star.

But she did have it correct, such as to mom shamer. Look, you have to either want to be a pop star

or mom. You can't have both. You can't do a decent job at both. Ultimately, good for Sarah Beth

Lebe. She abruptly quits American Idol. She said, my heart Sarah Beth Lieb.

She abruptly quits American Idol.

She said, my heart was just at home.

And last week, Steph and I did a show responding to Lila Rose, who said, Katie Perry's wrong.

Not just about whether or not being a pop star is better than being a mom. Obviously, Katie Perry's wrong, not just about whether or not being a pop star is better than being a mom. Obviously, Katie Perry's wrong there. But Lila Rose said that Katie Perry was wrong such that

Katie Perry, by saying you have to pick one or the other, was forcing upon Sarah Beth Lebe, the American

Idol contestant, a false dichotomy.

Well, it shakes out this way, Lila.

Sarah Beth Lebe ultimately agreed with Katie Perry and with us here on Rules for Retrogrades.

She did have to choose.

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