Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.So after the live show she decided to decided to curl her hair and put it up?View attachment 1009359
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.So after the live show she decided to decided to curl her hair and put it up?View attachment 1009359
This is just a crackpot theory of mine, but I’ve wondered if Jenn and possibly even Tim have some unprocessed trauma related to her mother’s death?That's a shame as I'm sure their viewers might have liked hearing how others have endured trauma like that in their family. We all eventually have to face death in our families, most of us have seen cancer take loved ones, but no one really talks about it and how hard it is.
It's not that Jenn won't talk about her feelings either, she does it on camera all the time, but it's always complaining and/or about what she wants.
Losing a parent at any age is tragic.This is just a crackpot theory of mine, but I’ve wondered if Jenn and possibly even Tim have some unprocessed trauma related to her mother’s death?
Her mom dying so young and both of them approaching that age may be sending Jenn into this manic spiral she’s in.
So they spend money like there’s no tomorrow and dress and act immaturely because they worry that life is fleeting? They don’t think about the future because a close family member saw death at and early age and they are only “living for today”?
Who knows
As crappy as they are, that situation is so tragic. 39 is so incredibly young.
BRILLIANT? LOL LOL Oh tit, that has made my day!!!!!!!!! That had to be a joke!!Don't do it girl don't do itView attachment 1008715
Oh those are seats for the little fella to sit on... is he always facing a computer screen? What the hell!! Place looks like a small tornado went through, I know they'll blame him.. poor little guy looks so lonely just watching a damn screen- shame on his parents, get real!!
I agree. I was 13 years old when my mother died of breast cancer at 37 years old. When I was 37, I, myself was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. While I've always been aware of my age in relation to my mother's, and I did always expect that I wouldn't make it past 37, I was never an mole.Losing a parent at any age is tragic.
again, no excuse for how Jenn behaves.
Thank you for sharing your story. I’m so sorry for your loss and your diagnosis. I hope that you are doing well now?? I cannot imagine losing my mom at such a young age, but like you said…it made you aware and more present for your children.I agree. I was 13 years old when my mother died of breast cancer at 37 years old. When I was 37, I, myself was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. While I've always been aware of my age in relation to my mother's, and I did always expect that I wouldn't make it past 37, I was never an mole.
I also was super aware as my kids grew older that I didn't have a mother at my graduation, first date, prom, etc. and I've gone above and beyond to be present for both of my kids because I didn't have a mother there for my experiences. Jenn is the complete opposite of that and is filled with absolute joy when she is not with her miracle child.
I'm all good now.Thank you for sharing your story. I’m so sorry for your loss and your diagnosis. I hope that you are doing well now?? I cannot imagine losing my mom at such a young age, but like you said…it made you aware and more present for your children.
Jenn is the EXACT opposite.
I will keep repeating myself, Jenn does not get any excuses. She’s full of bleeping tit and vitriol. She’s an mole
I absolutely agree. I lost my dad to cancer when I was 24.I'm all good now.
I don't share my story with many people because I try to not let my loss define me. Do I have bad days/weeks/months where the loss still hits me hard, of course. But, everyone has had their "something" in their lives. Many people have much worse stories than mine. Nobody gets a pass on being an mole because of something they've been through, because there's always someone who has it harder.
The moral of the story, I can see Jenn's manic episodes being partly because of mother loss and hitting that age, but things like the nanny, being so joyful when J$ isn't with them, Tim doing most of the parenting...nope, not going to buy that one. She's an mole.
Losing someone is always tough. But Jenn is just ducked up. Short and simple. She's struggling with not being young anymore. She still wants to be slim, carefree, young and looked after. It's easy to say you want kids when you don't think you can have them... Then ooops a miracle child that she doesn't quite feel the way she thought she would about. She's no longer the centre of Tim's life. She has to share him with their son. She only wants another because she thinks it's unlikly to happen and she's got Nanny Lynne now as a backup plan cos, we'll she did like the attention the first pregnancy brought her. She won't get it this time though. Tim is busy with J$ and none of these big business give a tit about them now.This is just a crackpot theory of mine, but I’ve wondered if Jenn and possibly even Tim have some unprocessed trauma related to her mother’s death?
Her mom dying so young and both of them approaching that age may be sending Jenn into this manic spiral she’s in.
So they spend money like there’s no tomorrow and dress and act immaturely because they worry that life is fleeting? They don’t think about the future because a close family member saw death at and early age and they are only “living for today”?
Who knows
As crappy as they are, that situation is so tragic. 39 is so incredibly young.