Has anyone found a way to read the wsj article without a subscription?

Anonymous wrote:That WSJ article was chilling.

So curious to me how none of DH influencer/shiller/grifter “friends” have said a damn word about him since it came out he died of an accidental drug overdose. Not Jen, not Mel Robbins, not Jenna Kutcher, not Brendon Buchard (or whatever his name is)… They were quick to jump in when he passed away sayin how awesome Dave was…now? Crickets.

That WSJ article was chilling.

And she’s wearing a ring on her left ring finger.

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did anyone notice that Tyler, best boyfriend of all time, said or posted nothing about Thanksgiving with Jen. Then he posts about her birthday, but instead of an actual birthday message to her…the post was about having a country artist perform and a photo of HIM with the artist, then a photo of he and Jen. It’s so odd to me that he will write novels about other people and things, but nothing about Jen. There is zero chemistry between them in the photo. How long can this go on?[/quote]

I also get the feeling that it’s not that Tyler’s absentminded, or that it’s just not his style to be mushy gushy. I think he gets off by deliberately being unresponsive and ignoring her. And manipulating her by hanging in there just enough to keep her hanging on to him. And the more she hangs on, the more he ignores her and treats her horribly, because he gets even more thrills and power. Classic scenario where a woman’s (or man’s) abuse slowly increases but it’s so subtle they don’t even realize it’s occurring. And if that treatment had happened two years ago, it would have been a hell no, I’m not putting up with this shit. But now it’s a normal pattern and they don’t have a clue.[/quote]

I agree with this. I think he love bombed her and now gets his kicks from negging her. I think Jen genuinely felt a new type of “being alive” after meeting him but she’s also becoming increasingly aware of the coldness despite nearly 2 years of being together. No matter how hard she tries to love bomb him back, he won’t bite.

With Tina living in Texas, I’m certain the kids are continuing to grow closer to her as a stepmom whereas Tyler is still “mom’s boyfriend who loves abroad”.

Anonymous wrote:Did anyone notice that Tyler, best boyfriend of all time, said or posted nothing about Thanksgiving with Jen. Then he posts about her birthday, but instead of an actual birthday message to her…the post was about having a country artist perform and a photo of HIM with the artist, then a photo of he and Jen. It’s so odd to me that he will write novels about other people and things, but nothing about Jen. There is zero chemistry between them in the photo. How long can this go on?

I'm shocked that Jen didn't post about it, or did I miss it? Her posts are all shilling.

Anonymous wrote:Terribly sad cautionary tale in todays Wall Street Journal about Jen’s ride or die, Dave Hollis.

https://www.wsj.com/style/dave-rachel-hollis-disney-1ffac082?st=90p24txtrsi9p3n&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

Bummer, I guess you can't read the whole article without subscribing.

Anonymous wrote:Did anyone notice that Tyler, best boyfriend of all time, said or posted nothing about Thanksgiving with Jen. Then he posts about her birthday, but instead of an actual birthday message to her…the post was about having a country artist perform and a photo of HIM with the artist, then a photo of he and Jen. It’s so odd to me that he will write novels about other people and things, but nothing about Jen. There is zero chemistry between them in the photo. How long can this go on?

I also get the feeling that it’s not that Tyler’s absentminded, or that it’s just not his style to be mushy gushy. I think he gets off by deliberately being unresponsive and ignoring her. And manipulating her by hanging in there just enough to keep her hanging on to him. And the more she hangs on, the more he ignores her and treats her horribly, because he gets even more thrills and power. Classic scenario where a woman’s (or man’s) abuse slowly increases but it’s so subtle they don’t even realize it’s occurring. And if that treatment had happened two years ago, it would have been a hell no, I’m not putting up with this shit. But now it’s a normal pattern and they don’t have a clue.

She had a couple of post-divorce months “rising from the bottom of the ocean”, “loving herself” and “doing the work”. Then she jumped right into this joke of a relationship, proclaiming he is her forever person lmao.

The Dave Hollis article said he was obsessed with researching himself online. I imagine Jen must know that nobody buys the Tyler romance. Either she’s delusional or wicked; probably both.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Jen had self esteem. Why does she subject herself to such constant disrespect?

Better than being single while her ex is happily remarried?

Who says single people can’t be happy? Some of the happiest people I know are single divorced women.

Those women likely don’t find their value in being worshipped by others and don’t need the validation of others wanting their life.

Single and happy would have been so much more believable. In my opinion, this is just another misstep by Jen and her “team” in a long line of terrible decisions.
Jen could be going on and on about her amazing SINGLE life. She does what she wants! She pays the bills! She finally loves herself! Instead, we’re supposed to believe that she’s found the love of her life - even though their videos are cringe, he won’t acknowledge her on social media, and isn’t he gay?
I don’t know who her publicist/manager/hair stylist/assistants are, but they really suck at their jobs.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Jen had self esteem. Why does she subject herself to such constant disrespect?

Better than being single while her ex is happily remarried?

Who says single people can’t be happy? Some of the happiest people I know are single divorced women.

Those women likely don’t find their value in being worshipped by others and don’t need the validation of others wanting their life.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Jen had self esteem. Why does she subject herself to such constant disrespect?

Better than being single while her ex is happily remarried?

Who says single people can’t be happy? Some of the happiest people I know are single divorced women.

Anonymous wrote:I thought Jen had self esteem. Why does she subject herself to such constant disrespect?

Better than being single while her ex is happily remarried?

I thought Jen had self esteem. Why does she subject herself to such constant disrespect?