"The piece was actually adapted from a blog post Tisdale posted to her new lifestyle blog, By Ashley French (French is her married name), published in November and titled "You're Allowed to Leave Your Mom Group." However, that piece was framed more as advice for new moms thinking about leaving their mom group. "If a mom group consistently leaves you feeling hurt, drained, or left out, it's not the mom group for you," she wrote."
"All of this is probably stuff anyone would guess just from hearing the words "Ashley Tisdale Mom Group," but one line from the article has continued to make waves. Of the moms, Tisdale wrote, "To be clear, I never considered the moms to be bad people. (Maybe one.)" And thus, a million internet sleuths had a new case to take on. And where does any internet sleuth worth their weight in views start? The "following" tab."
Ashley Tisdale described leaving a Southern California mom group whose members included Hillary Duff, Mandy Moore, Meghan Trainor, and other affluent non-famous women. She said the group left her feeling hurt, drained, and excluded, with outings planned without her, including some tied to her daughter's birthday. Tisdale described feeling "frozen out" and called the dynamic "too high school" to continue. She clarified that she did not consider the moms to be bad people, adding "(Maybe one.)" Tisdale originally framed similar advice on her lifestyle blog. Internet observers noted she no longer follows Duff and Moore but still follows Trainor.
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