Blue bunny
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It was just another very long winded "I was a teenage mother" post.
Like she's the only one that's ever been.
Like she's the only one that's ever been.
Dr Jessica Taylor #9 Don't be fooled by the sports car I got, I'm still grifter Jessie from the block
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nothanksbabes
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One of the biggest narc tells, someone who can't talk about their children without endless references to themselves.
Also, women having children in their 20s was the norm for the entirety of recent (and probably distant) history, making becoming a grandmother in your 40s also the norm.
Narcissism is a hell of a drug.
Jessterday
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"I love me"
witchofwestbyfleet
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Also assuming that not only will her sons have children in their early-mid 20s (with women who are presumably the same age or a little younger) but so will future generations! Again, the arrogance: she complains of women being treated like baby machines yet expects other women to provide her with grandchildren and great-grandchildren so she can feel like the special one
Jessterday
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I shudder to think of her as a MIL. The poor future DIL...
witchofwestbyfleet
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Currently bragging about how good she looks for her age and hinting she wants to move to Australia. Well Jess there is a reason why they're the ones who coined your beloved phrase "tall poppy syndrome"; they don't like show-offs and vain people
nothanksbabes
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Idgaf how old or young her or any other woman looks (because I'm an actual feminist), however, I thought she was at least decade older than she is.
She has such a wildly skewed self image.
witchofwestbyfleet
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This is the same woman who bragged and laughed about her wife publicly insulting a supermarket worker and saying she "looked old"
And speaking of skewed self-image:
nothanksbabes
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I just listened to an episode of a podcast and the guest was Dr Pat Bracken, an Irish psychiatrist who is critical of psychiatry and the biomedical model of treating distress.
He is everything Jess is not - an actual psychiatrist who has worked in clinical practice around the world, and also just hugely sensitive, empathetic and interesting to listen to.
Rather than just being a critic, he had some answers and suggestions about how we create a culture that doesn't pathologise distress caused by trauma and help people live meaningful lives.
Not once did he mention himself or all his amazing achievements beyond how his background qualified him to answer a particular question. He also mentioned many others in the field of psychology and psychiatry who have been critical of the current model got many, many years, since before Jess was born.
She's an absolute charlatan. The only reason she has an issue with psychiatry and pharma is because it's a big money making business and she wants people to buy her tit instead, whether it is helpful or not (and it's not).
He is everything Jess is not - an actual psychiatrist who has worked in clinical practice around the world, and also just hugely sensitive, empathetic and interesting to listen to.
Rather than just being a critic, he had some answers and suggestions about how we create a culture that doesn't pathologise distress caused by trauma and help people live meaningful lives.
Not once did he mention himself or all his amazing achievements beyond how his background qualified him to answer a particular question. He also mentioned many others in the field of psychology and psychiatry who have been critical of the current model got many, many years, since before Jess was born.
She's an absolute charlatan. The only reason she has an issue with psychiatry and pharma is because it's a big money making business and she wants people to buy her tit instead, whether it is helpful or not (and it's not).
When did this happen?
witchofwestbyfleet
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This episode of her podcast from the beginning: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/series-4-ep-3-i-m-not-like-other-girls-and-other-bs--48409351
TL;DR Jaimi wanted to buy alcohol in a supermarket and the checkout worker said she looked young to buy it, asked for ID, and asked if Jess was Jaimi's mother. So Jaimi laughed at this woman and said she "looked old" repeatedly in front of everyone. On the podcast they both thought this was hilarious but Jess was louder than Jaimi and roaring with laughter. They justified this by saying it was homophobic to assume they were mother and daughter, that it should have been obvious they are a married couple, and the average straight married couple has an around 7-10 year age difference but no one comments on it. Statistically the most common difference is a husband 3 years older, if most married couples were a decade apart in age it'd be fairly obvious
Boogs
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In a supermarket they have to ask if they think you look under 25 which Jaimi possibly was when this happened. I was asked for ID in a supermarket when I was 33 and I was just amused by it. It’s not homophobia when there is an age gap, the younger partner looks young for her age and the older partner looks older than her age. It’s a genuine mistake 
witchofwestbyfleet
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In a supermarket they have to ask if they think you look under 25 which Jaimi possibly was when this happened. I was asked for ID in a supermarket when I was 33 and I was just amused by it. It’s not homophobia when there is an age gap, the younger partner looks young for her age and the older partner looks older than her age. It’s a genuine mistake
This was two years ago so Jaimi was 24 and does look young for her age
They both claim that they repeatedly get mistaken for mother and daughter, sisters, cousins, etc. and it's "homophobic." People think you are related because you deliberately dress and do your hair alike and try to look similar. Ask any woman with a much older male partner how many times people assumed he was her father?
Whatevesmate
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witchofwestbyfleet
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She really is fixated on being seen as young. And don’t get me wrong, I think aging is tit, I’m not waving the banner of “embrace your grey hair! menopause is liberating! why can’t women be ALLOWED TO AGE!” But Jess really is hung up on it and constantly brings it up
Whatevesmate
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If she became a mum young and missed out on being a carefree young woman then she may be trying to make up for lost time. That combined with the fact that objectively she looks quite a bit older for her age and is in a relationship with someone who is and looks younger, makes her feel extremely defensive. The lack of self awareness (for a self proclaimed psychological genius) is as always staggering, especially when she tries to position herself as someone who is being oppressed for her sexuality instead. I guess alleging homophobia must be preferrable to accepting you look older than your years.
witchofwestbyfleet
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Generally, she likes to cry oppression at every turn, so the homophobia accusations play into that. Sure, microaggressions exist, the fact that someone isn't yelling slurs at you in the street doesn't necessarily mean they're not being homophobic towards you. But sometimes it is just a case of looking older than your wife and the fact that you deliberately dress and style yourself to look like her. Jess is a professional victim, it's very telling that her company is called VictimFocus and she dislikes the term "survivor."
Whatevesmate
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Very telling that she prefers the term victim rather than survivor...
