![]() That said though mommy vloggers are the absolute worst and this guaranteed that even under threat of death I'd never sub to her again-but please be well is all I ask. I hope it works out for the best and I hope she can stay strong and genuine and continue to deal with her problems in healthier ways. ![]() I don't hate her-in fact I still quite like her, I'm just worried. You know? And how they said "this felt like the right time" to be honest my first thought was "band-aid baby?" I really hope I'm wrong. Her family thought that she should pursue a. I mean, we'll never be all knowing in life but her struggles were just so hard for her. Growing up in Los Angeles, 27-year-old Jenn Im was always passionate about clothes, finding gems in thrift shops and putting together unique looks. Like maybe she thinks she's healed and all knowing when she's very clearly not. So I just worry that this is all a little too soon. The beginning of this year felt like a genuine good shift in her mental health, but it was the BEGINNING of the shift, not anywhere near the end if that makes sense. I unsubbed maybe a year or so ago after her ad promoting got so bad it was literally EVERY video, but I still peeked in every once in a while to see how she's doing. Jenn Im with items from her new Eggie line. I know it's mean to say but I don't think she's in the right headspace to have a child right now. The brand has a collection of gender-neutral clothing items, which received positive feedback from the customer. The word Eggie is a Korean name for a baby. I've been watching her probably since she started. YouTube lifestyle vlogger Jenn Im became a viral sensation after launching her channel, Clothes Encounters in 2010. Jenn Im has introduced her name in the entertainment industry as YouTuber, who offers beauty, makeup, and fashion tutorials as well as lifestyle advice on her self-titled channel. I would never want to do that to my kid on their behalf.Įta enjoy the last little bit of your pregnancy! wishing you a smooth birth experience and a happy healthy little one. This feeling was so empowering for me and although everything happened so quickly, Im so happy it turned out. i put my own pictures on the internet/MySpace at 14 and i kinda wish i hadn’t but at least i did it myself and at an age where I could understand basic safety. We went to San Francisco to record our album, and one night a mutual friend introduced me to a girl called Jenn. ![]() you can’t control it forever but im sure gonna try - between pedos, facial recognition, and data mining, I just don’t need my child to have an internet presence before they can willingly consent to it. □)Īnd i agree with you about not putting stuff about my child on the internet. I thought it would get better at 12 weeks, then 20.(i did feel a LOT better after 20 weeks but there’s always something new to worry about! of course, my therapist says it’s just new anxiety at every benchmark from now until I stop being a parent aka never so need to learn how to manage it better. I’m 30 weeks tomorrow and the anxiety is just really strong.
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