Anonymous wrote:Tyler hasn't even made a post about being with Jen in NYC.
maybe he told her he doesnt want his personal life on her page.....you're right. it is different but she's still tagging him in picsAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tyler hasn't even made a post about being with Jen in NYC.
He never does. I doubt this trip will be any different.
She used to always tag him but now she doesn’t. She used to say The Tyler Merritt Project instead of just Tyler. Now it’s “my favorite guy” or other “names”.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tyler hasn't even made a post about being with Jen in NYC.
He never does. I doubt this trip will be any different.
Anonymous wrote:Tyler hasn't even made a post about being with Jen in NYC.
Anonymous wrote:“Sure, Other Guy can seem quite shiny in that other yard (as could you at first), but a permanent relocation discloses the truth: grass is pretty much grass. Add in bills, parenting, and the lame responsibilities of real adulthood, and that shine wears off lightning fast. That grass is fake, untrampled by the west and tear of an actual shared life. It is a lovely illusion that looks beautiful from afar but becomes sharp and artificial to the tough, if not initially, eventually. The ensuing wreckage will outpace the fantasy.”
Jen Hatmaker
Of Mess and Moxie
Chapter 11, page 110
Anonymous wrote:“We have so much fun. Life is fun together because it can be”
Oh wow Jen. Thanks for letting us know. You’ve cracked the code at life! You “paid most of your dues already”? Girl, you are not even 50 yet, your parents, children and siblings are all alive and you’ve never had a major illness. You’re so hyperbolic, you come across as dumb.
Let me know if Tyler is there to carry you to the bathroom and wipe your puke off the floor. Let me know if he’s there when you can’t get out of bed for a week because you’re depressed. Let me know if he’s there to fix the pipes when they break down. Of course you’re having fun when you only meet up once in a blue moon to do fun activities.
I’m not hating on a fun, light relationship but don’t try and sell me this narrative that the two of you have conquered life and the rest of your years together will simply be “fun” when your relationship has never really been tested.
Anonymous wrote:“Sure, Other Guy can seem quite shiny in that other yard (as could you at first), but a permanent relocation discloses the truth: grass is pretty much grass. Add in bills, parenting, and the lame responsibilities of real adulthood, and that shine wears off lightning fast. That grass is fake, untrampled by the west and tear of an actual shared life. It is a lovely illusion that looks beautiful from afar but becomes sharp and artificial to the tough, if not initially, eventually. The ensuing wreckage will outpace the fantasy.”
Jen Hatmaker
Of Mess and Moxie
Chapter 11, page 110