Executive's 'More Tired Than New Mom' Claim on LinkedIn Draws Sharp Rebuke

Jennifer Sey, a prominent public figure and former corporate executive, has strongly condemned a LinkedIn post where an individual, identified as "Stacy T.," claimed to be "more tired than a new mom." Sey took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to express her outrage, suggesting that such a statement was either a deeply unfunny joke or indicative of profound narcissism. The comment has ignited a debate about the challenges of parenthood and professional life.

In her post, Sey directly challenged the comparison, stating, "Um… I’m going with childbirth or miscarriage. But ok 'Stacy.'" She further elaborated on her disbelief, adding, "I really hope this man thinks he’s making a joke (no, it isn’t funny) and isn’t such a deranged narcissist that he actually believes this." This direct quote from Sey's tweet highlights her perspective on the gravity of the experiences she believes Stacy T. trivialized.

Sey, known for her outspoken views, particularly following her departure from Levi Strauss & Co. where she served as Brand President, often engages in public discourse on societal and cultural issues. Her immediate and forceful reaction to the LinkedIn comment underscores the sensitivity surrounding discussions about the physical and emotional toll of new motherhood, including the often-unseen struggles like miscarriage.

The incident has opened a broader conversation about empathy and perspective in professional networking spaces like LinkedIn. While the original post by "Stacy T." has garnered attention for its controversial nature, Sey's response has amplified the sentiment that comparing professional exhaustion to the unique challenges of childbirth and early motherhood is inappropriate and dismissive of women's experiences. The exchange serves as a reminder of the impact of public statements, especially when they touch upon deeply personal and universally understood struggles.