Duggar family documentary coming to Prime

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Anonymous wrote:Amy still milking the Duggar name!

Yeah I remember BITD of the show that everyone called her “Fame-y” and it was obvious that she was trying to build a career off her appearances on it but I really did appreciate her perspective and that of her mother in this. And the Holts! Could have had much more from the Holts. I couldn’t tell where they were right now - obviously they are extremely anti-Josh and it seemed very anti-Jim Bob but they may not have thrown out the whole IBLP stuff with them?

I thought it was really interesting that everyone who was married was interviewed together alongside their spouses. I wanted to hear more from the one young couple who married as teens while in the movement and now we’re both out of it and still together. Sounds like that would be a good story.

The Holts:

https://www.intouchweekly.com/posts/former-duggar-friend-bobye-holt-granted-protection-order/

Wow, I hope she’s OK. A protection order without divorce proceedings seems unusual.

If the Duggars didn’t tell the Holts that Josh molested his sisters, how did they find out?

That protection order is for 10 years? Did I read that right? In my state they're good for one year, then you have to go back to court to renew it.

10 years is the max in Arkansas, so something horrible obviously went down. Bobye’s son first filed an order against the father, then she did. Holt is known to be a violent man.

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I'm currently at the beach. Last night in Rehoboth, saw a group of young guys (nothing strange about that) but one of the young guys was wearing a t-shirt that said Joshua Generation.

It's because of this documentary that I knew what Joshua Generation was about.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm currently at the beach. Last night in Rehoboth, saw a group of young guys (nothing strange about that) but one of the young guys was wearing a t-shirt that said Joshua Generation.

It's because of this documentary that I knew what Joshua Generation was about.

I really wish someone would do an entire multi-series documentary on the Joshua Generation.

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Anonymous wrote:I finished this last night and wow, so upsetting. I got the feeling that Jill may take legal action against TLC and/or her parents about the whole lack of payment (listed as a minor) issue. Maybe the statue of limitations has run out, but who knows?

Also, I wish they had given us an update on the rest of the kids. Did that older daughter ever get married? She always seemed the saddest to me.

No, Jana never married (she's 33 now). She recently moved into a small house on the same property as her parents' house.

I read that Jana has made multiple 5 year commitments to not date as a promise to God and her family. It's a Bill Gothard/IBLP thing and the ultimate vow of celibacy. Jinger mentioned these vows in an interview, not saying Jana but it felt like she was hinting at that. She said some girls take 10 yr vows.

Sounds like the kind of thing you do when marriage isn't for you.

Which is especially likely if you are part of a religion where your husband has authority over you and can discipline you.

Or if you’re just gay