Turtlehats
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Idk why they didn’t jus let edie wear girl clothes and that be it? Like yknow this is my son who likes to wear dresses? It’s less pressure for the child who you’re pushing to transition
Spot on. You articulated it better than I could. Watching it back I was incredulous that he was allowing Andrea to think he was actually choosing a car for his birthday. What sort of a parent does that!My post was refering to food not the yellow car but in regards to Andrea crying (I dont think it was a tantrum) over the yellow car, I actually blame Jonathan for that, he hypes Andrea up so much and gives a misleading impression to his 4 year old child that they are going to the car showroom to buy a car of Andrea's dreams when that is not the case, knowing full well he loses his mind at just the mere mention of these super cars.
Instead of explaining the actual circumstances before they go that its just looking and stops there, Jonathan in his usual over the top, overload of crazy talk says these things to Andrea when they were at the showroom "which car do you want for your birthday" "Andrea pick a car, which one do you want, you can have any car you want here" "if you could pick one which one" and then at the end when they got home when andrea was crying because J didn't buy the car he wanted Jonathan said to him "which one did you want me to buy", "lets go back and get the yellow one" I mean if anyone needs a talking to it's Jonathan on how to parent and stop living in fantasy land.
No wonder Andrea was crushed at the end when he got home because that clown feeds him on repeat unrealistic, hyperbolic promises that wont be met.
It shocked me when Anna told A1 about some orange chocolate that A1 said she wanted "no, I don't think you'd like that." WHAT? YOU don't think SHE will like that? Let her try it and figure out. Are they so skint they can't afford a 99p chocolate bar? So what if she eats it and doesn't like it? Then she'll know for herself, not because she was told. Anna did the same with some Bran Flakes cereal. A1 literally said "I want that for breakfast" and Anna went "you don't want that, pfft" with a lot of derision in her tone. "Maybe next time", which is code for shut up, kid, and move along.Poor A1 in the previous shopping vlog was totally lost, picking random things because she is never brought grocery shopping. Most 5 year olds know their way around a grocery store and know exactly what they want.
Not in SJ la-la land though
Alessia is shockingly developmentally way behind as well. I watched a recent TikTok with her in it and if I didn’t know this family I would have thought she was 2 years old. I couldn’t even understand her. She’s approaching 5 and a half! My daughter is the same age as Alessia, just a few months younger and is seemingly light years ahead of her in speech and behavior as are a lot of her friends the same age. This is very, very sad to me. Those two “parents” are hindering these kids so bad.The latest stories where Anna’s posted baby A1 &A2, I homely thought Andreas was a recent one! That’s no shade on Andrea, it’s the fact they still treat him like a baby, and not in a cute or beneficial way! He appears much younger as he’s not encouraged to speak, eat or behave like a 3 year old. Also, the buzz cut doesn’t help, as it looks like a baby hair growth
That’s great for you and your family but I’m sure that is a completely different situation to this one. The SJs are literally making money from this. They are sharing disturbingly private information about their child’s transition to strangers on the internet that are asking very weird and inappropriate questions.I do think it’s very strange behaviour that people are getting their family members to comment on Edie’s gender as if it’s an opinion. My nephew is trans, and we have children in the family (him included) and they’ve all taken it in their stride. We are all here for the same reason, we can’t stand A & J, so it does sadden me to know my family members wouldn’t be accepted here.