I call shenanigans
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And she's going to wear it while driving...with her wrists in the cuffs no doubt.I'm sorry, that looks fucking painful.
But...Good thing it's in 3-D!
And she's going to wear it while driving...with her wrists in the cuffs no doubt.I'm sorry, that looks fucking painful.
But...Good thing it's in 3-D!
It is made for human sized bodies. The description of it even says that it has been "humanized". There is no way she could use it as a neck massager.Amy, why is it a problem to show it on your body?
Eight AMAZEEENS, one snout.Amy reviews another product. I guess doing reviews is part of her "bizness"
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A counselor of mine once told me that they have people come in and swear they won't do The Thing like their parents did. (The Thing could be drugs, beatings, abandonment, priesthood, whatever.) They always do The Thing, and then wonder why they did it.Amy had an example of a Bad Mom and what they do an do not...
Her desk could use a Clorox wipe or two.Oh, there are a lot of nuances here missing as usual.
Context: Amy dives into how bad her mother was—drinking, drugs, lack of attention/care/education/funding; an array of toxic behavior in general.
Explanation: She gets upset when people call her a bad parent—if only they knew her history/experience with her parents, they’d understand. She has never done a hard drug and she isn’t an alcoholic. She sends her kids to school (minus Miah when she needs a child slave) and bathes, feeds, and tucks them into bed (x for doubt on all fronts). She even states she “broke the thing” (“thing” being the cycle of trauma/abuse, I assume).
Conclusion: She’s a good parent/person…because she’s not as bad as her mom and gives the bare minimum—and that’s being generous.
Final Thoughts: Knowing good and well I’m screaming into the void at this point so sorry in advance, but is that the bar one would set for themselves as a parent? As long as you aren’t causing AS MUCH harm, you are deemed good?
No one gives a shit about her mom, and from everything she has said, neither does she. And if that’s true, she should stop using it as a reference point.
If people critique her parenting, maybe she should think about her own actions and reflect on why she gets so defensive and relates it to her mom because no one is insinuating that.
Her mom is not a scapegoat for neglecting her children, no matter how much she believes it should be. That is not breaking the thing—that is perpetuating it.
Just a thought.
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That's very stupid strategy, ngl.Just like when she was a kid, any money was spent immediately, because who knows when it would come back.
It reminds me of the known phenomena of fixation on the object drivers want to avoid, but because they can't stop staring at the inevitably approaching brick wall, they unconsciously go straight towards it, even if there is an empty field around.A counselor of mine once told me that they have people come in and swear they won't do The Thing like their parents did. (The Thing could be drugs, beatings, abandonment, priesthood, whatever.) They always do The Thing, and then wonder why they did it.
Never fear. She has that light up neck fan she's too fat to use. Man, Amy Survives a 20 Minute Power Outage and Becomes The Hero Who Saved Salem: Summer Edition would be entertaining as fuck.DANGER DANGER DANGER
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Our blubber-encased humanoid is no doubt trembling in fear of this weekends forecast. I imagine she won’t be able to leave the house at all over the next week for fear of spontaneously combusting.
Chances are her rental house does not have air conditioning - only 55% of Oregon houses do. I doubt she will be live-streaming on Saturday.
ETA - now I keep imagining all the various fun ways her fambily (probably just Miah) will be tasked with keeping her cool.
Yes. Just like when she bought some boxes and opened one and exclaimed, "It's hollow inside!"My favorite part of the infomercial was when she was describing the fabulous features of the deluxe storage case - it has a zipper! it's soft! Then she gets to the handle and has no idea what it's called. "It has a carrying thing!"
I mean, she's not wrong.Yes. Just like when she bought some boxes and opened one and exclaimed, "It's hollow inside!"
But she is retarded.I mean, she's not wrong.
But Strobry, how will she get out of her bariatric recliner if the power is out?Never fear. She has that light up neck fan she's too fat to use. Man, Amy Survives a 20 Minute Power Outage and Becomes The Hero Who Saved Salem: Summer Edition would be entertaining as fuck.
It is common knowledge that this exact situation has become the precipitating factor in those “deathfat grows into couch” news stories you see every so often.But Strobry, how will she get out of her bariatric recliner if the power is out?
If she’s stuck in the chair for too long, she will BE a literal pig in shit.It is common knowledge that this exact situation has become the precipitating factor in those “deathfat grows into couch” news stories you see every so often.
It has to start somewhere and a 48 hour power outage seems exactly the time she needs for some of her sores to begin healing into the fibers of the chair, expecially if she’s unable to powder her sweaty ass.
It makes me laugh-living in an actual hot place- to think of heat warnings at 88 instead of 110. I suppose those warnings are more for the Amy’s of the world, people who are in the 600s, which is about 400 lbs more than your average CA black bear; those who are in danger of overheating at pleasant, balmy temperatures.
Of couse, I’m not Strobry so my expertise in all things Amy is limited. I will say though, I think Amy is past the point of Olly taking one hand, Miah at the other, and the ferals behind trying to give her a heave-ho. No, she’ll be stuck there, crafting, having Miah fetch her things. She’ll gets fouler and ranker as her chair becomes all things. And being unable to get up, Amy finally would finally be as happy as a pig in shit.