Anonymous
06/09/2022 14:24
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Brandon - we know you’re here too. Pull your hat up off your eyebrows. You look like an idiot.
Anonymous
06/09/2022 14:01
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Another parenting post. We are all doing it wrong and she does it right. Lol
Anonymous
06/09/2022 02:28
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No thoughts from anyone on that creamer post?!?
I was happy to see single people pushing back in the comments. I wish she would recognize her own self worth rather than relying on others to validate her existence.
My thought on the creamer post was what a ghetto looking coffee maker that was. Really living the high life.
Interestingly racist comment. No surprise.
Whassup Tyler! You need us to crowdsource you a Keurig, babe?
HAHAHA the fact that you think Keurigs are some kind of status symbol is one hell of a self own!
She never said it’s a status symbol, but sadly it’s a big step up from the coffeemate he has! (Personally, I’m a Nespresso fan and even I know that’s not a status symbol)
Listen up girl, I also have an air fryer.
Don’t hate me cuz you ain’t me.
Anonymous
06/09/2022 02:21
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Jen - quit treating Remy like you wish you never adopted her.
Anonymous
06/09/2022 01:06
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Jen- people who are truly winning don’t announce that they are winning.
Anonymous
06/08/2022 22:02
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:Do you think Jen has ever read this message thread?
Jen - please stop with the satin skirt/menswear top outfit. It’s NOT flattering. You just look wrinkled.
Anonymous
06/08/2022 21:00
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Big Sis feverishly reads this thread. Narcissists gotta Narcissus. She reacts to it a lot. Tyler’s posted too. It’s super obvious when he does.
Anonymous
06/08/2022 20:46
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Yes, I think she probably reads it frequently, because there were several posts about having had it with Remy and after a ton of pushback here, she randomly decided to take Remy and her little friend out on the town for virgin cocktails and let them run free- all in the name of great parenting and her love for Remy, obviously.
Anonymous
06/08/2022 20:13
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Do you think Jen has ever read this message thread?
Anonymous
06/08/2022 20:12
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No thoughts from anyone on that creamer post?!?
I was happy to see single people pushing back in the comments. I wish she would recognize her own self worth rather than relying on others to validate her existence.
My thought on the creamer post was what a ghetto looking coffee maker that was. Really living the high life.
Interestingly racist comment. No surprise.
Whassup Tyler! You need us to crowdsource you a Keurig, babe?
HAHAHA the fact that you think Keurigs are some kind of status symbol is one hell of a self own!
She never said it’s a status symbol, but sadly it’s a big step up from the coffeemate he has! (Personally, I’m a Nespresso fan and even I know that’s not a status symbol)
Anonymous
06/08/2022 16:04
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Gay or straight, I think Tyler deserves way better than the Hatmaker chaos that arrived at his doorstep.
Anonymous
06/08/2022 16:02
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No thoughts from anyone on that creamer post?!?
I was happy to see single people pushing back in the comments. I wish she would recognize her own self worth rather than relying on others to validate her existence.
My thought on the creamer post was what a ghetto looking coffee maker that was. Really living the high life.
Interestingly racist comment. No surprise.
Whassup Tyler! You need us to crowdsource you a Keurig, babe?
HAHAHA the fact that you think Keurigs are some kind of status symbol is one hell of a self own!
Anonymous
06/08/2022 15:35
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
I think Tyler is asexual /low sex drive. A lot of chronically un-partnered but still quite social middle-aged people are.
Anonymous
06/08/2022 15:20
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:I remember years ago Jen posted something like "Parents of Aspies - I think Remy is an Aspie." looking for advice. Maybe 3,4 years ago, Remy probably would have been in middle school. The Remy oversharing goes way back and Jen has been warned & rebuked for it for years and continues on.
*An aspie is a person w Asperger's syndrome. Asperger's is no longer officially recognized, but most in the autism community, including therapists, still refer to it because it's usually so different from more severe autism and milder cases are often diagnosed considerably later, and can be more of an "aha!" moment than a tragedy. My nephew was diagnosed at 9 and we didn't even tell him so we wouldn't give him any more insecurities, he figured it out along the way and is cool with it. A friend's kiddo was just diagnosed at 14 and is taking it really hard and is terrified everyone at school will find out.
I remember this! It was SO disappointing and the start of when I saw her little victim act start when people called her out about that online. (And when her die-hard followers swarmed against anyone who spoke out about it on her SM). I have a cousin who was diagnosed as a young child with Asberger's (when it was still officially recognized) and still identifies as such. There is a lot that goes into diagnosis and treatment for these children. (Like, um, go visit with her actual doctor, Jen!) But Jen of course couldn't waste an opportunity for engagement by posting that question, which was a huge violation of her young, adopted child (who has experienced traumatic events).
Anonymous
06/08/2022 07:28
Subject: Jen Hatmaker
I remember years ago Jen posted something like "Parents of Aspies - I think Remy is an Aspie." looking for advice. Maybe 3,4 years ago, Remy probably would have been in middle school. The Remy oversharing goes way back and Jen has been warned & rebuked for it for years and continues on.
*An aspie is a person w Asperger's syndrome. Asperger's is no longer officially recognized, but most in the autism community, including therapists, still refer to it because it's usually so different from more severe autism and milder cases are often diagnosed considerably later, and can be more of an "aha!" moment than a tragedy. My nephew was diagnosed at 9 and we didn't even tell him so we wouldn't give him any more insecurities, he figured it out along the way and is cool with it. A friend's kiddo was just diagnosed at 14 and is taking it really hard and is terrified everyone at school will find out.
*An aspie is a person w Asperger's syndrome. Asperger's is no longer officially recognized, but most in the autism community, including therapists, still refer to it because it's usually so different from more severe autism and milder cases are often diagnosed considerably later, and can be more of an "aha!" moment than a tragedy. My nephew was diagnosed at 9 and we didn't even tell him so we wouldn't give him any more insecurities, he figured it out along the way and is cool with it. A friend's kiddo was just diagnosed at 14 and is taking it really hard and is terrified everyone at school will find out.