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Anonymous wrote:I truly don't understand why they posted that birthday video. It's so sad to watch, I hated it. How did they think people would respond? It's like so bad it almost feels scripted to make a point or something. A Ukrainian egg apron when she wanted a trip to Greece??

The bday video was planned bc she edited it before posting it. She could have edited out her preliminary statement that she wanted tickets to Greece and just showed the apron…or not posted it at all.

Right that's the part I don't understand. She posted that intentionally, why?!

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Anonymous wrote: At the end of the day, she got herself into this—whatever we think of what 'this' means within this context. If that husband of hers had told her he was night shift manager at McDonald's , would she have married him?

Sometimes, gold-digging works out swimmingly.Sometimes, it does but with a hefty tag attached to it. She's a prisoner of her own making.

+1

She gave up her career to be a baby maker to a billionaire. Sometimes it’s not a fairytale.

Anonymous wrote: People keep throwing the billionaire label at them but is it really the case ? I mean , the father-in-law—the man bankrolling their homestead cosplay—is wealthy but most publications put his net worth at $400 millions. That makes him wealthier than 99.99% of people will ever be but still...
I read business-centric publications on a regular but David Neeleman has hardly ever surfaced as a bona fide billionaire .

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Anonymous wrote:I truly don't understand why they posted that birthday video. It's so sad to watch, I hated it. How did they think people would respond? It's like so bad it almost feels scripted to make a point or something. A Ukrainian egg apron when she wanted a trip to Greece??

The bday video was planned bc she edited it before posting it. She could have edited out her preliminary statement that she wanted tickets to Greece and just showed the apron…or not posted it at all.

Right that's the part I don't understand. She posted that intentionally, why?!

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I truly don't understand why they posted that birthday video. It's so sad to watch, I hated it. How did they think people would respond? It's like so bad it almost feels scripted to make a point or something. A Ukrainian egg apron when she wanted a trip to Greece??

The bday video was planned bc she edited it before posting it. She could have edited out her preliminary statement that she wanted tickets to Greece and just showed the apron…or not posted it at all.

Right that's the part I don't understand. She posted that intentionally, why?!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I truly don't understand why they posted that birthday video. It's so sad to watch, I hated it. How did they think people would respond? It's like so bad it almost feels scripted to make a point or something. A Ukrainian egg apron when she wanted a trip to Greece??

The bday video was planned bc she edited it before posting it. She could have edited out her preliminary statement that she wanted tickets to Greece and just showed the apron…or not posted it at all.

Anonymous wrote:I truly don't understand why they posted that birthday video. It's so sad to watch, I hated it. How did they think people would respond? It's like so bad it almost feels scripted to make a point or something. A Ukrainian egg apron when she wanted a trip to Greece??

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I truly don't understand why they posted that birthday video. It's so sad to watch, I hated it. How did they think people would respond? It's like so bad it almost feels scripted to make a point or something. A Ukrainian egg apron when she wanted a trip to Greece??

Can you give a link?

Anonymous wrote:I truly don't understand why they posted that birthday video. It's so sad to watch, I hated it. How did they think people would respond? It's like so bad it almost feels scripted to make a point or something. A Ukrainian egg apron when she wanted a trip to Greece??

Anonymous wrote: At the end of the day, she got herself into this—whatever we think of what 'this' means within this context. If that husband of hers had told her he was night shift manager at McDonald's , would she have married him?

Sometimes, gold-digging works out swimmingly.Sometimes, it does but with a hefty tag attached to it. She's a prisoner of her own making.

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Anonymous wrote:The Times ran a piece on her https://www.thetimes.com/magazines/the-sunday-times-magazine/article/meet-the-queen-of-the-trad-wives-and-her-eight-children-plfr50cgk

This was really well done. The husband def comes off as a walking red flag. And she seems really unhappy. It’s sad

This is my favorite quote from the article. She IS in a cult. Mormonism is a cult.


“One of the most influential trad wives is Nara Smith, a 22-year-old Mormon model (four million Instagram followers) who talks in a voice so soft she sounds as though she has been brainwashed by a cult, and is constantly pregnant and draining something fermented through muslin.”

of course mormonism is a cult, i mean, are we really debating it at this point?

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TLDR even for Mormons this is bizarre. It seems like some kind of pioneer cosplay. It's totally self-induced hardship.

I agree with this, but still it doesn't mean she isn't happy. She has the ability to leave, and often spends time with her mom. I wouldn't love that lifestyle, but I'm sure she would be unhappy living my life as well.