Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In addition to her victimized posts about home schooling and doing this and that, and how I JUST CAN'T. I'm through, y'all. I'm DONE. Told whatever kid, I've raised five kids and I'm finished with . . . . (fill in the blank - listening, caring, running around).
Makes you wonder how on earth do all these other millions of people manage to parent their kids.
But it's all ok bc when everything gets too hard, she can drop everything and spend an entire day on her porch. And she always has friends to swoop in and buy her a vespa/porch bed/Whitney Houston shirts(!?)
Just once I would love to see one of her friends tag JH thanking HER for going above and beyond for THEM. But I have a feeling that those acts of kindness only flow in one direction.....
Anonymous wrote:Brandon replied to some comment on his Instagram post that this wasn’t “sudden”. That they (together and separately) have been in therapy for YEARS. It’s interesting that she presents their divorce as her being blindsided and in shock. I wonder what that’s all about?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In addition to her victimized posts about home schooling and doing this and that, and how I JUST CAN'T. I'm through, y'all. I'm DONE. Told whatever kid, I've raised five kids and I'm finished with . . . . (fill in the blank - listening, caring, running around).
Makes you wonder how on earth do all these other millions of people manage to parent their kids.
But it's all ok bc when everything gets too hard, she can drop everything and spend an entire day on her porch. And she always has friends to swoop in and buy her a vespa/porch bed/Whitney Houston shirts(!?)
Just once I would love to see one of her friends tag JH thanking HER for going above and beyond for THEM. But I have a feeling that those acts of kindness only flow in one direction.....
Anonymous wrote:In addition to her victimized posts about home schooling and doing this and that, and how I JUST CAN'T. I'm through, y'all. I'm DONE. Told whatever kid, I've raised five kids and I'm finished with . . . . (fill in the blank - listening, caring, running around).
Makes you wonder how on earth do all these other millions of people manage to parent their kids.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, I am so annoyed by the little Christian friends cult that she and Annie Downs among SO MANY others are apart of. All of the talk about being besties with Broadway actors— people with true talent— just seems so opportunistic. Latching themselves on to these associations to be popular, etc. Not many folks get to fly up to NYC in what’s still a pandemic to see opening night and third row of a Broadway show due to *connections*. It just seems very “look at us”. Sigh.
Anonymous wrote:This is her new shtick now. She’s the (Divorced) Girl Power, Boss (Single) Babe! After her cookbook, she’ll write a book about her divorce (see: Rachel Hollis’ “Didn’t See That Coming”). It will be in the Christian section of the store - even though it will be undeniably anti-Christian. She’ll write all about the putting yourself first, living your dreams, self-care BS that all women want to hear (but never actually put into practice because…… our families matter). It will be gross.
Then when/if a Republican President is elected, she’ll switch back to Social Justice Warrior Jen(!); and we will all collectively roll our eyes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brandon replied to some comment on his Instagram post that this wasn’t “sudden”. That they (together and separately) have been in therapy for YEARS. It’s interesting that she presents their divorce as her being blindsided and in shock. I wonder what that’s all about?
Both can be true. People in marriage can have different experiences and realities. There was something that broke the camels back and that something felt sudden. Brandon may have his his addictions better than he thought, or she stuck her head in the sand.
Anonymous wrote:Whatever the reason, it’s sad to get divorced after raising five children together. People think they will be better off “out here”. Let me tell you, you do not want to be out here dating. You leave your marriage with mounds of baggage and meet people with mounds of baggage. Your kids start lugging around your selfish baggage and start there own trauma baggage. You think things will be better if you start fresh - like his new girl who is prob a nice person right now and makes him feel important. Jen is basically a nice person too but she seems to need constant validation that she is doing something important - that she is the important one. Sadly, her list of what she is looking for in a mate was basically her perception of herself. She wants a carbon copy of herself. Hopefully she wrote it as satire.
Anonymous wrote:Brandon replied to some comment on his Instagram post that this wasn’t “sudden”. That they (together and separately) have been in therapy for YEARS. It’s interesting that she presents their divorce as her being blindsided and in shock. I wonder what that’s all about?