When three overworked and under-appreciated moms are pushed beyond their limits, they ditch their conventional responsibilities for a jolt of long overdue freedom, fun, and comedic self-indulgence.
This movie contains 8 potentially triggering events.
I'm not sure what counts as ableist, but in one scene three women talk in a somewhat derisive tone about one of their husbands' p***s never being fully erect.
A man is very domineering towards his wife, so much so that she comes across as oppressed. There's no physical violence, as far as we know. ----- SPOILER --- Towards the end of the movie, she finally stands up to him (over the phone), and the next time we see them together, she's wearing the pants with a vengeance.
A married man has a 10 month sexual/emotional relationship over the internet (live camera), and a woman has actual sex with someone else once while married.
Shockingly no!!! I'm severely terrified of throw up and this movie has a lot of drinking scenes but there is absolutely no throw up. There is one scene where Karla spits out a mouthful of chocolate milk in the supermarket but it doesn't look like she's throwing up. She spits it out like- on purpose and with attitude so it's really not too bad at all! If you are sensitive to people spitting stuff out like that, it's right after they shake up a gallon of milk and the security guard starts running at them. Other than that this movie is 100% SAFE
A woman who says that she'd like to try having sex with a Latin man gets the advice "If I were you, I would start with maybe, like, just kinda, fat and Jewish, and then work yourself into the Latin guy."