Jen Hatmaker

[Anonymous]

She seriously has a low bar set for herself for romantic relationships.

[Anonymous]

Ozempic Much ??!!! in the bestie ride or die most dearest of the sweet dear fweeends January girlfriend last trip pics, good heavens.

Has Jen or Sarah ever fessed up?

Or is it just a little clean living and cutting down on the wine? Maybe a little Pilates?

[Anonymous]

So BIG SASS writes a book about racism (obviously an important topic, but like others have said, he missed his moment in 2020) based on a bad experience with a old lady, white neighbor in his childhood…YET the only reason he has any shred of relevancy is due to middle-aged/ old white women buying his books and fawning all over him. The irony is not lost on most of us. Truly, I’d love to see one black friend on his social media.

Poor Jen. As lost as she is…. I can’t help but feel sorry for her. This “relationship” is nothing but embarrassment and heartache.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's ironic that Jen has declared herself cured of the same sort of inability to see the red flags and warning signs that plagued her marriage in the last years only to immediately prove herself completely incapable of seeing the very sort of red flags and warning signs that are plaguing her current relationship. But then again, self awareness has never been one of her best traits, has it?

This is what I was thinking. Are you me?

[Anonymous]

Her latest post on a trip with her besties bragging, as usual, about how different and quirky they are is so tone deaf. She says they’re not like most people in January. Most people can’t afford to travel in January after the holidays. Not because they aren’t as interesting and fun as her. She is horrible.

[Anonymous]

No one wants this book, Big Sass.

Like no one.

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[Anonymous]

Not exactly related but kind of. I was on a cruise recently with a group of middle-aged fashion influencers. Not with them with them but it was a small ship and they were near our space enough to where I got a good show.

I have no beef with whatever women want to do to earn a living or make themselves happy. I have never been on the "Why doesn't Jen get a real job" bandwagon.

But seeing these women was quite an experience. How they came "on" for the camera and played the role of someone enjoying a lovely vacation for a few seconds and then griped and whined at their signifiant other/+1 people about angles, wind, and how the regular people on the cruise were "in their shot."

Pretend enjoyment, pretend drinking the drinks, pretend vacation, pretend life. All for the gram.

I thought this was probably what it is like to be next to Jen and whoever is telling her what to do and say. Seeing this in person was cringey and made me feel like I needed to wash my hands.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Her latest post on a trip with her besties bragging, as usual, about how different and quirky they are is so tone deaf. She says they’re not like most people in January. Most people can’t afford to travel in January after the holidays. Not because they aren’t as interesting and fun as her. She is horrible.

I have many women friends, in various cities and states. For us to get together takes so much planning. Why? Because we have JOBS. NOT because we need a cheerleader like Jen to encourage us to live larger and have more fun. Yes, JOBS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one wants this book, Big Sass.

Like no one.

Rank #3,883 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
#9 in Humor Essays (Books)
#16 in Black & African American Biographies
#168 in Memoirs (Books)

Some funny black people have their work cut out for them.

[Anonymous]

Well, after Tyler’s book being released by Amazon six days ago on January 14th, it’s now been marked down by 40%. From $28 to $16.80.

Ouch

[Anonymous]

In the friends vacation post, she writes “These are the smartest, most interesting women I know.” Ummm…that seems really rude to her other besties (Shonna etc) that she has shoved in everyone’s faces for years.

Why oh why does she have to express herself in the superlative all the time?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well, after Tyler’s book being released by Amazon six days ago on January 14th, it’s now been marked down by 40%. From $28 to $16.80.

Ouch

This is a foreshadow of what will happen if Jen launches a new book.

[Anonymous]

Hyperbole is an influencer’s lifeblood.

I bet they spent 90% of the weekend on their phones pretending to listen to each other, 5% of the weekend creating stories and photos for their followers and the rest of the weekend disappointed with the entire farce, wondering why it all feels so hollow and sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In the friends vacation post, she writes “These are the smartest, most interesting women I know.” Ummm…that seems really rude to her other besties (Shonna etc) that she has shoved in everyone’s faces for years.

Why oh why does she have to express herself in the superlative all the time?

You're just jealous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In the friends vacation post, she writes “These are the smartest, most interesting women I know.” Ummm…that seems really rude to her other besties (Shonna etc) that she has shoved in everyone’s faces for years.

Why oh why does she have to express herself in the superlative all the time?

You're just jealous.

If you’re was jealous I’d say I was jealous. I’m not jealous.