The TikTok user says she is sick of going places and kids are screaming everywhere. Video / @soybabie__
A Melbourne woman has called for the creation of “adults only” suburbs in Australia so she can have “peace and quiet”.
The TikTok user, who goes by the name Baby Soja online and is also a digital producer at Channel 10′s The Project, uploaded the video over the weekend followinga visit to her local pool, saying she was “so sick” of having to put up with “screaming” children.
“I would like to know when somebody is planning on opening an adult’s only suburb, where everything in it is only for adults,” she said.
“Because I am so sick of going places and kids are just everywhere screaming and I just have to put up with it.”
She said she had just gone for a swim and, despite there being a separate pool for children, claimed there were kids “jumping and screaming” in the lap lane pool.
“And that is just allowed because they are allowed everywhere,” she said.
“I just feel like for people like me that are evil and hate kids we should have our own suburb where we can just be quiet and undisturbed.”
The video, which has since gained more than 140,000 views, was uploaded with the caption: “I know im evil but they’re SO loud please I want peace and quiet are there adults only pools in Melbourne??”
Other commenters there should be adult only restaurants, parks and supermarkets as well.
“Child free pools, restaurants, movies and planes would be amazing - from a mum,” one person wrote.
The TikTok user has put a call out for the creation of an ‘adults only’ suburb. Photo / @soybabie__/TikTok
However, there were also those who weren’t impressed by the suggestion, with some pointing out that they also used to be children.
“You used to be a kid mate.. ya know. So get over getting older,” one person said.
One person suggested she was basically talking about a retirement village, to which the TikTok user said she wish they would “let her move in already’.
Another commenter claimed it should be the other way around, and that there should be “more kid friendly places so that us mums can take our screaming kids there to let off some energy”.
“I need a break too,” they added.
The Melbourne woman responded that there should “absolutely” be more areas for kids, noting that there are already places like indoor play areas where she wouldn’t go and be mad about children screaming.
“I definitely understand you can’t control everything your kids do as well which is why it would be great if there were areas where they just weren’t allowed to be - and then nobody has to feel bad or guilty or irritated,” she explained.