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| I don't necessarily believe there are hard stigmas about sharing mental health struggles anymore. I don't know what she's talking about! If anything, it's really common for people to speak up especially with their families and friends. Of course, there's always work to be done. But as someone myself who struggles, the past couple years have made me feel less alone in how I feel, with how open people are with sharing their personal struggles. Especially those with large platforms.
With Jen, for some reason it irks me. I do believe she struggles with mental health, that's clear! But her constant emotional dumping she does gets on my nerves- because its like, "Stop complaining and get yourself some REAL help!" It's like when you have that one friend that constantly complains and talks about all HER shit without asking you how you're doing or even asking a single question about you. It's one sided and selfish. As viewers we are NOT her therapist. I also believe Jen seeks attention and she'll try to get it anyway she can. She clearly doesn't have consistent friends or people to confide in...so what does she do, she hops on Instagram and goes into her usual oversharing and implies suicidal thoughts. I read something that recently that said something along the lines of, you are either the victim in your story or the creator of your story....
Jen, no one is saying it's wrong to struggles mentally. But at some point, if you put the same effort into seeking professional help (so your growing children could witness a happy, stable mother) as you do riding your peloton...you might make some tangible progress in recovery.
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| | Did this bish really go on 2 outings this week without her kids??? She'll tote the mop around but doesn't take her kids outdoors at all when they're with her??! |
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| | She's really trying to add as much Winnie content to try and act like her sad meltdown never happened yesterday |
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| On another note....
She's back doing yoga 🤦♀️🤔 |
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| Ok, I watched her stories a few hours ago and thought here we go again....
Watching it again, it's disturbing. I do feel bad for her in a way. The lack of substance and purpose in her life really is only on her to blame. She has always blamed others (cough Don cough) but I think its really hitting her how alone and aimless she is.
In reality, her parents have failed her. She posts all of this to the public and the fact that they have not stepped in and the fact that NO one around her has encouraged her to seek professional and medical help (that we know of) after all of these years (especially the past year), is alarming. Someone should have stepped in a lonnnnng time ago. She is unwell enough it seems that she can't be responsible for getting her own help- her parents/family need to do an intervention. Someone who has a "support system in place" would not be compelled to go online and break down constantly on social media. She doesn't have a support system, she's alone.
Jen, enough is enough. Stop exercising excessively and planning unnecessary trips....take reign of your life and GET HELP! You're worth it and it's worth the effort!
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| $300 for a cooler?!
Did she even spend $300 on both kids for Christmas?
And seriously experienced van lifers, experienced hikers would probably laugh at this sad, middle aged woman buying a trendy overpriced cooler and thinking that makes her a legit "solo wanderer".
This is just one of Jen's little phases. She'll spend all the money and buy all things to look the part. And then when she's onto the next personality change, it'll all collect dust in her unfinished office. |
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| You know she ate that whole thing while reading the Bakery 😂
Also, Oatly is probably looking at their DMs like "why is this crazy woman constantly tagging us?"
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| I think since Jen asked we should continue telling her what we are doing with our lives instead of running out to get gross ice cream....
Instead of sharing our shoe size 😊
Here's what I'm doing with my life Jen...
Taking care of my toddler, cooking 3 meals a day, cleaning my entire house, laundry, paying bills, grocery shopping at places us 99%ers shop at, training our 8 month old puppy, taking care of 3 cats as well, fitting in a shower and workout if I'm lucky also while trying to squeeze in quality time with my husband...who can't run out immediately to buy the oat ice cream either because he's balancing 2 jobs and school full time.
So what were you saying again about the ice cream, Jen?? Seriously eff off |
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| This b*tch is so out of touch it's embarrassing.
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| QUOTE (Meow2 @ 20/4/2021, 17:00) does anyone have any guesses as to how old Charlotte and Donny will be when mama starts traveling with them around the world?
it must be soon because I don't think she'd lie about that...
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| I don't understand with all the YEARS of being married and motherless and traveling with Don all over....why she has SUCH an itch to travel alone?? She had all those years, all that freedom, all those trips and it still wasn't enough for her.
My husband and I waited 9 years before we had our daughter. During that time we had our alone time, went on trips together. You know what we only want to do now? Travel with our daughter! We even changed our honeymoon into a family trip so we could bring her with. Simply because we want to travel with her and take her on our adventures....we had our solo time already. Now I know that isnt for everybody....
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| What did I just watch?
There was something so sad about watching this lonely woman, hiking alone and talking to a camera....alone.
All while her children are home on spring break vacation...
Without a single friend with her.
At least she's embracing her lonely, antisocial existence and branding it as "solo wanderer".
See the thing I've noticed about Jen is she emphasizes so much about how she loves being alone, she's an extreme introvert and likes her alone time. But I think its just convenient for her to believe it that way. She has never tried to branch out and find friends in her area, join mommy and me classes, have play dates with other kids/moms from the soup kitchen. She has 2 children and her waiting and longing for her "me time" constantly when she has them half of the time...is concerning to say the least. I really hope her family have voiced this to her, because its 100% not normal.
Now I am a true introvert myself so I sympathize with how difficult it can be to force yourself to socialize and make friends. It's hard but I put the effort in because as humans we need true social interaction. Jen, however has put 0 effort into true relationships or friendships. So now here she is, almost 40 and has to travel alone.
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| QUOTE (SwimmingLeggings @ 9/4/2021, 15:22) QUOTE (ProcessOfProcessing @ 9/4/2021, 15:18) I was so tempted to tag her on Instagram Your coffee corner is so cute
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