Jen Hatmaker

[Anonymous]

WOW guys I'm in shock. She just Posted a picture of her and Tyler where he is leaning forward and kissing her on her shoulder and totally looks like a normal sweet boyfriend. And it doesn't look like a staged moment though I could be wrong.

[Anonymous]

Guyzzz…Big Sis and Bis Sass have the most dear and most precious romance ever!

She’s “filled journals”, y’all!!

Journals!

We see you Jen. We know what’s up.

[Anonymous]

I think that we’ve all learned that the level of gushing that Jen slathers on her romantic relationships on the socials is directly proportional to how soulless, sad, and empty the relationship really is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WOW guys I'm in shock. She just Posted a picture of her and Tyler where he is leaning forward and kissing her on her shoulder and totally looks like a normal sweet boyfriend. And it doesn't look like a staged moment though I could be wrong.

BUT WHO TOOK THE video? And Jen’s smiling, so you know that she told someone to take it. Gross

[Anonymous]

Latest video her face seems frozen on botox where she is talking about hummus. She either seems very sad or botox frozen .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guyzzz…Big Sis and Bis Sass have the most dear and most precious romance ever!

She’s “filled journals”, y’all!!

Journals!

We see you Jen. We know what’s up.

People who HAVE secure relationships DON’T need social media “hoopla”. You don’t need the external validation. I find it odd when adults do this, first Brandon and now Jen? You aren’t a teenager. I get maybe a simple sentence or statement but this is so far over the top, feels desperate and like she’s defending his douchehood.
At least Brandon and TexasBarbie are slowing down on their hoopla. Learn to validating yourself , especially as a middle aged adult. SMDH.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guyzzz…Big Sis and Bis Sass have the most dear and most precious romance ever!

She’s “filled journals”, y’all!!

Journals!

We see you Jen. We know what’s up.

People who HAVE secure relationships DON’T need social media “hoopla”. You don’t need the external validation. I find it odd when adults do this, first Brandon and now Jen? You aren’t a teenager. I get maybe a simple sentence or statement but this is so far over the top, feels desperate and like she’s defending his douchehood.
At least Brandon and TexasBarbie are slowing down on their hoopla. Learn to validating yourself , especially as a middle aged adult. SMDH.

I think the issue is she's never dated before and is ultimately the equivalent of a 19 year old. Everything is novel, and anything Tyler does that Brandon didn't do is amazing. And she's an extremely online person, so everyone must know!

Her relationship with Tyler serves the purpose of getting her feet wet, showing that she can love again. Him living in a different city makes it kind of a comfortable "relationship lite." Time will tell how long it lasts before she wants more.

[Anonymous]

yes, so very frozen 😑

[Anonymous]

Maybe she should shill her Me Finance course PRIOR to tax day next year? Especially since she’s saying it’s “tax season”? Uh… not really anymore…. She was busy shilling her sex course when she should have been shilling her finance course 🙄

[Anonymous]

I know right - tax season?? 🤔

[Anonymous]

It's so annoying. Did she have her head in the sand for those decades that she was married? My parents are pretty traditional, but even so, my mother always emphasized to me that couples are equally responsible for their taxes and you should always know what's being done with them. I do our taxes but I always go over it with my husband because he needs to know too. It's sad that she's just now learning how to "adult", as the kids say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's so annoying. Did she have her head in the sand for those decades that she was married? My parents are pretty traditional, but even so, my mother always emphasized to me that couples are equally responsible for their taxes and you should always know what's being done with them. I do our taxes but I always go over it with my husband because he needs to know too. It's sad that she's just now learning how to "adult", as the kids say.

And how was she so ignorant about finances when she had books and a business? Even if you have someone else handling things, it’s irresponsible and weird to not understand your cash flow.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's so annoying. Did she have her head in the sand for those decades that she was married? My parents are pretty traditional, but even so, my mother always emphasized to me that couples are equally responsible for their taxes and you should always know what's being done with them. I do our taxes but I always go over it with my husband because he needs to know too. It's sad that she's just now learning how to "adult", as the kids say.

And how was she so ignorant about finances when she had books and a business? Even if you have someone else handling things, it’s irresponsible and weird to not understand your cash flow.

A part of me feels like she knew or had some idea, but it was just easier to blame Brandon for everything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's so annoying. Did she have her head in the sand for those decades that she was married? My parents are pretty traditional, but even so, my mother always emphasized to me that couples are equally responsible for their taxes and you should always know what's being done with them. I do our taxes but I always go over it with my husband because he needs to know too. It's sad that she's just now learning how to "adult", as the kids say.

And how was she so ignorant about finances when she had books and a business? Even if you have someone else handling things, it’s irresponsible and weird to not understand your cash flow.

Well to be fair I don’t look at my finances…. We have a joint account and my husband tries to tell me about it but it is overwhelming so I just let him do it. He’s a good guy though and VERY thrifty so I know he’s not spending unwisely. He handles the retirement too. I just don’t love numbers!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's so annoying. Did she have her head in the sand for those decades that she was married? My parents are pretty traditional, but even so, my mother always emphasized to me that couples are equally responsible for their taxes and you should always know what's being done with them. I do our taxes but I always go over it with my husband because he needs to know too. It's sad that she's just now learning how to "adult", as the kids say.

And how was she so ignorant about finances when she had books and a business? Even if you have someone else handling things, it’s irresponsible and weird to not understand your cash flow.

Well to be fair I don’t look at my finances…. We have a joint account and my husband tries to tell me about it but it is overwhelming so I just let him do it. He’s a good guy though and VERY thrifty so I know he’s not spending unwisely. He handles the retirement too. I just don’t love numbers!

I mean, before kids I was GREAT at finances and had my own house my own career and paid my own bills. Got married in my 30s and I will say the last 8 years have been a blur...I now stay home and admittedly have no clue what is in our bank account/bills/etc. We have divided jobs and I'm on school/doctors/household management/etc etc etc and my husband has taken over bills. I know I should be more aware but I am tired! I think it is easy as an overwhelmed mom to divide chores and give up bills. I hope to get more involved as my last is starting kindergarten in 2 years but I don't think it is rare at all to step back from finances as you are managing all the other responsibilities of young children.