Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is your regularly scheduled reminder that Jen had talked (at length) about her inflammation prior to her “peri menopause” branding, and that she was able to cure it with diet (Whole 30); not by shilling pills. But apparently she couldn’t make money by that…
And also, that was a lie. She had plastic surgery. A tummy tuck and had her breast implants redone, and liposuction. Her bikini pictures she posted were all after her “dieting and clean eating work”. Eye rolls people don’t be dumb.
Anonymous wrote:Her language has gone from being a bit "spicy" ( I hate the term but it fits here) to sounding rough and crude. She is looking that way too. You get the feeling once she decided Christian mom was not her identity anymore that she just wants to bail on the whole thing. Her posts about kids and school used to have some underlying affection and warmth imo. Now she just sounds harsh. I hope for her sake she can realize that though she is divorced from her husband that she remains a mother and needs to prioritize her children before they all drift away
Anonymous wrote:This is your regularly scheduled reminder that Jen had talked (at length) about her inflammation prior to her “peri menopause” branding, and that she was able to cure it with diet (Whole 30); not by shilling pills. But apparently she couldn’t make money by that…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hatmaker-adjacent, but Howerton is back to occasionally shilling, and this week it was for Thinx period underpants. In the entire ad, there is no mentioning of female, daughter, etc. It's just "teens." What is it with the woke mob wanting to erase women?
She could have easily said, as the mom of two teen daughters, I know the challenge of finding comfortable period products....
But it's like she intentionally leaves out the fact that only women menstruate.
What stupid, stupid times we live in.
YES. This new progressive feminism is GARBAGE. Let’s destigmatize periods? Is that actually a problem? How about we keep men out of our locker rooms, Kristen?!
Anonymous wrote:Hatmaker-adjacent, but Howerton is back to occasionally shilling, and this week it was for Thinx period underpants. In the entire ad, there is no mentioning of female, daughter, etc. It's just "teens." What is it with the woke mob wanting to erase women?
She could have easily said, as the mom of two teen daughters, I know the challenge of finding comfortable period products....
But it's like she intentionally leaves out the fact that only women menstruate.
What stupid, stupid times we live in.