Both she and her husband are revolting.

Hillsong mega church members .....enough said.

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Pratt is a tool and Katherine has a half-brother from her dad’s affair that she ignores. No one believes her life is perfect.

I think the subtext is the article is that she’s deluding herself.

How often does her husband see his special needs child with Anna Farris?

I think the subtext of your post is you’re jealous and projecting your own unhappiness and disbelief that someone can actually be genuinely super happy being pretty, thin, devout and filthy rich.

I suppose you can be happy and also delusional by ignoring the reality of your life. It’s dangerous though, and hurts a lot of people, when this is portrayed as a perfect life.

But it makes her a perfect wife. I was shocked by the thread on the relationship forum, but this is what men want. A happy, encouraging wife without any problems who earns some money in a flexible manner that doesn't require DH to compromise his own career.

Life has problems, that is what life is.
You want to go back to 1950 with so called white picket fences and women having dinner on the table by five, which no problems like Leave it to Beaver or Father knows Best YUCK!

Anonymous wrote:Weren't they member of the hillsong church where the pastor was a huge cheater? Also, the church is notoriously anti LGBTQ.

Wow what a dig! One of their pastors (was he ever at the church they attended?) was scummy and was removed from the church. You totally took her down with that one!

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Anonymous wrote:This is a pretty embarrassing look for the Times. Seems more like a People puff piece.

Maria must have really pushed hard.

-1. Those of you reading this as a pure puff piece need to reassess. The article contains about 40 not-so-subtle digs, and 100% makes the reader dislike its subject. Agree with pp that even the photos are used effectively. It's pretty entertaining to think about how much fun the author had...hmm, how to incorporate Mr. Pratt's tree knowledge? What better dig than DIRECTLY quoting her own descriptions of her podcast topics?

This was fun reading.

Are you the Brooklyn-based single and childless dog mommy who wrote it, by chance?

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Anonymous wrote:This is a pretty embarrassing look for the Times. Seems more like a People puff piece.

Maria must have really pushed hard.

-1. Those of you reading this as a pure puff piece need to reassess. The article contains about 40 not-so-subtle digs, and 100% makes the reader dislike its subject. Agree with pp that even the photos are used effectively. It's pretty entertaining to think about how much fun the author had...hmm, how to incorporate Mr. Pratt's tree knowledge? What better dig than DIRECTLY quoting her own descriptions of her podcast topics?

This was fun reading.

Anonymous wrote:This is a pretty embarrassing look for the Times. Seems more like a People puff piece.

Maria must have really pushed hard.

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Anonymous wrote:Weren't they member of the hillsong church where the pastor was a huge cheater? Also, the church is notoriously anti LGBTQ.

Yes, they were, which the article also conveniently left out.

That makes her absolutely 100% not perfect in my eyes.

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Pratt is a tool and Katherine has a half-brother from her dad’s affair that she ignores. No one believes her life is perfect.

I think the subtext is the article is that she’s deluding herself.

How often does her husband see his special needs child with Anna Farris?

I think the subtext of your post is you’re jealous and projecting your own unhappiness and disbelief that someone can actually be genuinely super happy being pretty, thin, devout and filthy rich.

I suppose you can be happy and also delusional by ignoring the reality of your life. It’s dangerous though, and hurts a lot of people, when this is portrayed as a perfect life.

But it makes her a perfect wife. I was shocked by the thread on the relationship forum, but this is what men want. A happy, encouraging wife without any problems who earns some money in a flexible manner that doesn't require DH to compromise his own career.

Yup, this is the new version of the Stepford/Donna Reed wife. Instead of a housewife who keeps a perfectly organized home and plans their entire lives and gets food on the table and raises their kids while also looking put together and classy, they want someone who does all that while also having a career AND bringing wealth to the table (family money, property owned before marriage, inheritance, etc.). Very realistic.

(I know women often also have unrealistic ideas about men but my experience is that they become disabused of these notions much quicker and also tend not to hold it against their husbands when they discover he will never, ever live up to that -- I mean keep in mind Chris Pratt, despite being a successful film star and rich AF, is also divorced with some baggage and a tendency to step in it when it comes to public relations.)

Anonymous wrote:Weren't they member of the hillsong church where the pastor was a huge cheater? Also, the church is notoriously anti LGBTQ.

Yes, they were, which the article also conveniently left out.

Weren't they member of the hillsong church where the pastor was a huge cheater? Also, the church is notoriously anti LGBTQ.

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Pratt is a tool and Katherine has a half-brother from her dad’s affair that she ignores. No one believes her life is perfect.

I think the subtext is the article is that she’s deluding herself.

How often does her husband see his special needs child with Anna Farris?

I think the subtext of your post is you’re jealous and projecting your own unhappiness and disbelief that someone can actually be genuinely super happy being pretty, thin, devout and filthy rich.

I suppose you can be happy and also delusional by ignoring the reality of your life. It’s dangerous though, and hurts a lot of people, when this is portrayed as a perfect life.

But it makes her a perfect wife. I was shocked by the thread on the relationship forum, but this is what men want. A happy, encouraging wife without any problems who earns some money in a flexible manner that doesn't require DH to compromise his own career.

The CGI wife!

Stepfordesque

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Pratt is a tool and Katherine has a half-brother from her dad’s affair that she ignores. No one believes her life is perfect.

I think the subtext is the article is that she’s deluding herself.

How often does her husband see his special needs child with Anna Farris?

I think the subtext of your post is you’re jealous and projecting your own unhappiness and disbelief that someone can actually be genuinely super happy being pretty, thin, devout and filthy rich.

I suppose you can be happy and also delusional by ignoring the reality of your life. It’s dangerous though, and hurts a lot of people, when this is portrayed as a perfect life.

But it makes her a perfect wife. I was shocked by the thread on the relationship forum, but this is what men want. A happy, encouraging wife without any problems who earns some money in a flexible manner that doesn't require DH to compromise his own career.

The CGI wife!

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Pratt is a tool and Katherine has a half-brother from her dad’s affair that she ignores. No one believes her life is perfect.

I think the subtext is the article is that she’s deluding herself.

How often does her husband see his special needs child with Anna Farris?

I think the subtext of your post is you’re jealous and projecting your own unhappiness and disbelief that someone can actually be genuinely super happy being pretty, thin, devout and filthy rich.

I suppose you can be happy and also delusional by ignoring the reality of your life. It’s dangerous though, and hurts a lot of people, when this is portrayed as a perfect life.

But it makes her a perfect wife. I was shocked by the thread on the relationship forum, but this is what men want. A happy, encouraging wife without any problems who earns some money in a flexible manner that doesn't require DH to compromise his own career.

Wow, thst’s the most boring article I’ve skimmed over in a long time.

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Pratt is a tool and Katherine has a half-brother from her dad’s affair that she ignores. No one believes her life is perfect.

I think the subtext is the article is that she’s deluding herself.

How often does her husband see his special needs child with Anna Farris?

I think the subtext of your post is you’re jealous and projecting your own unhappiness and disbelief that someone can actually be genuinely super happy being pretty, thin, devout and filthy rich.

I suppose you can be happy and also delusional by ignoring the reality of your life. It’s dangerous though, and hurts a lot of people, when this is portrayed as a perfect life.