Anonymous wrote:Ok. I gotta say it. She’s going to use this to her advantage and will profit handsomely from it. She is in Telluride (per social media). “Poor me. I’ll get through this, somehow, with humility (🤮). You guys are great. I’m finding myself. Breathing crisp mountain air. I’m healing. Love me more. Look at me. Watch me overcome. Buy my books. Pay big $ to hear me speak my story.”

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Anonymous wrote:Brandon posted a photo with a horse he is trying to tame. His profile used to say something about supporting the underdog, but no longer does. Until otherwise proven guilty, I have empathy for him. It's hard when your wife is miss popularity superstar who everybody loooooooooves because everyone just aqssumes sweet, down to earth Jen must be completely innocent and he is the villain. People don't understand that some people are really good at creating a public persona and there is a chance that same person is very different in private.

Agree. When I first met them and went to their church when it was first getting started, they were more or less the same in terms of their celebrity status. She had a book out I think and did some speaking engagements, but she wasn’t “famous”. Then she just took off. I remember tracking her followers on Facebook- Her followers we’re growing exponentially, his hovered around the same amount of followers. His book wasn’t quite as popular as hers would be. She just went stratosphere in terms of online presence. I think her celebrity status Is definitely a factor, but not the only reason of the breakup. Maybe he had an issue with her being the big bread winner I imagine they jumped up a tax bracket or two.

Oh that poor man. He must feel so alone and emasculated by her fame.

Ha. I really doubt it. He’ll be fine— he’s a big bad biker, loner type now—- which is totally a front if you ask me (although no one is). He totally went from preppy guy to biker dude and I went from a couple of tats to all inked up with the garb and everything.

Anonymous wrote:Ok. I gotta say it. She’s going to use this to her advantage and will profit handsomely from it. She is in Telluride (per social media). “Poor me. I’ll get through this, somehow, with humility (🤮). You guys are great. I’m finding myself. Breathing crisp mountain air. I’m healing. Love me more. Look at me. Watch me overcome. Buy my books. Pay big $ to hear me speak my story.”

Anonymous wrote:He may be into some drugs and kink. There is a thing in Central Texas right now with umc white guys getting into it.

Also she drives me crazy. Asking for privacy and then seeking external validation by continuing to post about it.

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Anonymous wrote:There was a sermon Brandon gave at ANC in Oct of 2016 about marriage. We were actually in town for that sermon and I remember it well. I believe it's still on the ANC podcast. It is hard for me to think back on the things he said about marriage- his interpretation and biblical views- and reconcile that with what has happened. It's very sad for them.

Pastors not practicing what they preach is a story as old as time. Not surprising in the least.

Reconcile it with wha? All we know is they are getting divorced. We know nothing about why? Do you?

My friends that are still in Austin said that Brandon had been struggling ever since his accident that killed his friend. He really stopped going to church unless Jen was preaching and closed off.

Wow. I used to go to their church and keep up with some of the staff. I had no idea that Brandon was in an accident. Are you referring to the member of the Grim Guardians Motorcycle Club member who had a bad wreck during the ROT rally in June of 2017? Was Brandon in that accident too? Or are you referring to something else.

Anonymous wrote:Brandon posted a photo with a horse he is trying to tame. His profile used to say something about supporting the underdog, but no longer does. Until otherwise proven guilty, I have empathy for him. It's hard when your wife is miss popularity superstar who everybody loooooooooves because everyone just aqssumes sweet, down to earth Jen must be completely innocent and he is the villain. People don't understand that some people are really good at creating a public persona and there is a chance that same person is very different in private.

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Anonymous wrote:Brandon posted a photo with a horse he is trying to tame. His profile used to say something about supporting the underdog, but no longer does. Until otherwise proven guilty, I have empathy for him. It's hard when your wife is miss popularity superstar who everybody loooooooooves because everyone just aqssumes sweet, down to earth Jen must be completely innocent and he is the villain. People don't understand that some people are really good at creating a public persona and there is a chance that same person is very different in private.

Agree. When I first met them and went to their church when it was first getting started, they were more or less the same in terms of their celebrity status. She had a book out I think and did some speaking engagements, but she wasn’t “famous”. Then she just took off. I remember tracking her followers on Facebook- Her followers we’re growing exponentially, his hovered around the same amount of followers. His book wasn’t quite as popular as hers would be. She just went stratosphere in terms of online presence. I think her celebrity status Is definitely a factor, but not the only reason of the breakup. Maybe he had an issue with her being the big bread winner I imagine they jumped up a tax bracket or two.

Oh that poor man. He must feel so alone and emasculated by her fame.

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Anonymous wrote:Brandon posted a photo with a horse he is trying to tame. His profile used to say something about supporting the underdog, but no longer does. Until otherwise proven guilty, I have empathy for him. It's hard when your wife is miss popularity superstar who everybody loooooooooves because everyone just aqssumes sweet, down to earth Jen must be completely innocent and he is the villain. People don't understand that some people are really good at creating a public persona and there is a chance that same person is very different in private.

Agree. When I first met them and went to their church when it was first getting started, they were more or less the same in terms of their celebrity status. She had a book out I think and did some speaking engagements, but she wasn’t “famous”. Then she just took off. I remember tracking her followers on Facebook- Her followers we’re growing exponentially, his hovered around the same amount of followers. His book wasn’t quite as popular as hers would be. She just went stratosphere in terms of online presence. I think her celebrity status Is definitely a factor, but not the only reason of the breakup. Maybe he had an issue with her being the big bread winner I imagine they jumped up a tax bracket or two.

Anonymous wrote:Brandon posted a photo with a horse he is trying to tame. His profile used to say something about supporting the underdog, but no longer does. Until otherwise proven guilty, I have empathy for him. It's hard when your wife is miss popularity superstar who everybody loooooooooves because everyone just aqssumes sweet, down to earth Jen must be completely innocent and he is the villain. People don't understand that some people are really good at creating a public persona and there is a chance that same person is very different in private.

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Anonymous wrote:There was a sermon Brandon gave at ANC in Oct of 2016 about marriage. We were actually in town for that sermon and I remember it well. I believe it's still on the ANC podcast. It is hard for me to think back on the things he said about marriage- his interpretation and biblical views- and reconcile that with what has happened. It's very sad for them.

Pastors not practicing what they preach is a story as old as time. Not surprising in the least.