Jen Hatmaker

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg, the clip of Tyler singing at his s
Q&A! The expression on face of the woman next to him says it all, lol. So awkward I could not watch the whole thing! People who are that deficient in self awareness or that desperate for attention scare me.

I know, so awkward!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Omg, the clip of Tyler singing at his s
Q&A! The expression on face of the woman next to him says it all, lol. So awkward I could not watch the whole thing! People who are that deficient in self awareness or that desperate for attention scare me.

I know, so awkward!!

Soooo awkward! I was waiting for him to begin singing "Let it Go" to fulfill his Broadway dreams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Omg, the clip of Tyler singing at his s
Q&A! The expression on face of the woman next to him says it all, lol. So awkward I could not watch the whole thing! People who are that deficient in self awareness or that desperate for attention scare me.

I know, so awkward!!

Soooo awkward! I was waiting for him to begin singing "Let it Go" to fulfill his Broadway dreams.

The only thing more awkward was the partial standing ovation after 🫣

[Anonymous]

Big Sass reminds me of the theater kids I grew up with so were good enough to get lead parts in high school but didn't have the voice and acting ability to move beyond back up roles at the college and regional theater level. Sort of like the high school quarterbacks who never got over their teen glory years.

[Anonymous]

The Austin book singing was easily one half Hatmaker friends and family and ride or dies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Big Sass reminds me of the theater kids I grew up with so were good enough to get lead parts in high school but didn't have the voice and acting ability to move beyond back up roles at the college and regional theater level. Sort of like the high school quarterbacks who never got over their teen glory years.

I agree but what I can’t figure out is where did Big Sass get this idea that he is some Big Deal Celeb because he acts like he is All That +.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Big Sass reminds me of the theater kids I grew up with so were good enough to get lead parts in high school but didn't have the voice and acting ability to move beyond back up roles at the college and regional theater level. Sort of like the high school quarterbacks who never got over their teen glory years.

I agree but what I can’t figure out is where did Big Sass get this idea that he is some Big Deal Celeb because he acts like he is All That +.

The motto of all influencers

Fake it till you make it

[Anonymous]

Guys, she just posted that they just dropped Caleb off and that he's a Marine now, headed to camp pendleton. He is the one that was disqualified for having a DUI a few years ago right? I guess that gives off your record at some point and you can rejoin the military..?

[Anonymous]

We can hope for the best but I don't think that kid has what it takes to cut it in the armed forces, especially right now. And, I'll flag Syndey's "resist imperialism" comment as something needing to be filed in the "Things said by no one ever" bin, but hopefully these kids from ultra liberal families going into the military have some sort of clue that that isn't how things roll in Marine boot camp.

Also, she is really ridin that Ozempic train, huh?

[Anonymous]

Yes, the “resist imperialism, remember your values” is magical thinking. He doesn’t get to “resist” anything now that he has signed on. If Trump and leaders choose imperialism, then the US military members carry it out.

And correct me if I’m wrong but one of the main points of boot camp is to train them away from their individualistic “values.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys, she just posted that they just dropped Caleb off and that he's a Marine now, headed to camp pendleton. He is the one that was disqualified for having a DUI a few years ago right? I guess that gives off your record at some point and you can rejoin the military..?

Yes, once you clear up any pending court activity (paid fines, served time, etc) military will take you as long as you do not have a felony. Misdemeanors are forgiven once they are closed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, the “resist imperialism, remember your values” is magical thinking. He doesn’t get to “resist” anything now that he has signed on. If Trump and leaders choose imperialism, then the US military members carry it out.

And correct me if I’m wrong but one of the main points of boot camp is to train them away from their individualistic “values.”

I wouldn't say "train them away from individualistic values" is accurate but there is a heavy focus on the team mentality and learning to follow orders without question. That doesn't mean the goal is to sap someone's ability to think for themselves but to respond quickly when something important, like someone's life, is on the line. Exercises like marching drills and folding your undies into three-inch squares are meant to teach following directions and the importance of working together, not removing the ability to reason and think for yourself. There's a time and a place for both, so we'll see if this particular spawn of Jen's is able to navigate that. Going in with a double bird saying "eff the patriarchy" and "Not my president" probably isn't going to get him very far.

Happy to be wrong about his chances for success but I'm doubtful he can cut it.

[Anonymous]

I'm starting to think she's on Ozempic as well by that last picture with her son. I didn't think so before or in pics where she looked different I could see it being editing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, the “resist imperialism, remember your values” is magical thinking. He doesn’t get to “resist” anything now that he has signed on. If Trump and leaders choose imperialism, then the US military members carry it out.

And correct me if I’m wrong but one of the main points of boot camp is to train them away from their individualistic “values.”

I wouldn't say "train them away from individualistic values" is accurate but there is a heavy focus on the team mentality and learning to follow orders without question. That doesn't mean the goal is to sap someone's ability to think for themselves but to respond quickly when something important, like someone's life, is on the line. Exercises like marching drills and folding your undies into three-inch squares are meant to teach following directions and the importance of working together, not removing the ability to reason and think for yourself. There's a time and a place for both, so we'll see if this particular spawn of Jen's is able to navigate that. Going in with a double bird saying "eff the patriarchy" and "Not my president" probably isn't going to get him very far.

Happy to be wrong about his chances for success but I'm doubtful he can cut it.

Caleb the super special snowflake who marches to the beat of his own drum soooooo much so that he couldn't be bothered to respectfully sit through his entire graduation ceremony to the hysterical delight of his indulgent parents and siblings is going to go to boot camp and have all his hair shaved off and be expected to immediately comply and respect the drill instructors, rules and regulations. I would pay money to watch his first week

[Anonymous]

There's zero evidence of her increasing her exercise or doing any at all. Zero.