Grackle #7 Baby is here, a good wifey to Rick, the thought of her procreating still gives me the ick

[oshare]

Welcome to Grackle thread number 7

Thank you @GobbyLin for the thread title!

Thank you to all the 409 (!) votes from thread #6!
Here are the results, most voters think it's too soon, a big yikes and fulfilling her role as ditiful wife!

Grace gave birth to Baby Jesus the other day and she posted a very sweet picture of her holding the little Jesus, despite our snark we are happy that the little one seemed to have arrived safely and Grace looked very content. Thank you for posting @Harhei

@justbrowsingnjudging had the most liked post with 55 likes of Grace at a worship service (left), they posted this scary picture of Baby Jesus's future:

Happy tattling guys ❤

 

[WeepingCassandra]

Didn't get in on time to say this on the last thread - what a lovely photo, I hope they're enjoying the newborn bubble and she loves being a Mum as much as she looks like she is in that photo. I'm also hoping she doesn't show much of the baby, or use him for content. Time will tell!

 

[Harhei]

I mean my thread title suggestion had way more votes more than this one but cool cool guess nobody was ready to imagine him emerging from her lady bits every time they opened tattle

 

[oshare]

I mean my thread title suggestion had 60 votes more than this one but cool cool guess nobody was ready to imagine him emerging from her lady bits every time they opened tattle

Huh really? I sorted the previous thread by "most liked" and it was the picture of the worshipping that came up with 55 likes, so not yours with 60?, and I missed other title suggestions, I am truly sorry Harhei! I truly didn't mean it and I honestly honestly didn't see it! Sorry!
Hope it makes it a little little bit better you at least got an honourable mention in the new thread post?

 

[Harhei]

Huh really? I sorted the previous thread by "most liked" and it was the picture of the worshipping that came up with 55 likes, so not yours with 60?, and I missed other title suggestions, I am truly sorry Harhei! I truly didn't mean it and I honestly honestly didn't see it! Sorry!
Hope it makes it a little little bit better you at least got an honourable mention in the new thread post?

I’m just joking around my guy, you’re good

 

[Benandrewsao]

She's posted a short tik tok. Basically saying hello, how good things have been and hectic etc. Seems like she's had some trouble with breast feeding. I hope going forward she's open and honest about being a parent and actually gives her audiance something new to see in this next step in her life.

I feel it's time her content evolved.

 

[marieitis]

I'm also hoping she doesn't show much of the baby, or use him for content. Time will tell!

Based on how she keeps the husband hidden - I assume at his request - I would be surprise if she share his face, name, or even specific stories other than ones she is the main character (like the birth, breastfeeding, etc)
I 100% respect how private she became in recent years, but sadly it’s also why I find her boring now.
But like you said, time will tell!

 

[sourlemons202121]

Based on how she keeps the husband hidden - I assume at his request - I would be surprise if she share his face, name, or even specific stories other than ones she is the main character (like the birth, breastfeeding, etc)
I 100% respect how private she became in recent years, but sadly it’s also why I find her boring now.
But like you said, time will tell!

You say private, I say unauthentic and blatantly in it for the grift.

 

[Cemma25]

I cannot deal with her still calling the baby Tiny.
It’s so irritating

 

[shrimpy91]

Little wib wub. Seriously she needs help

 

[Starfact]

On her Instagram she said she's been going for walks and doing some baking . I'm all for self care but genuinely think she feels she has to be a stepford wife and honestly think she's too obsessed with eating little food/ being active, 100% think she has issues with food. Hope I'm wrong

 

[Muh]

So what was the 'tough start' that she had?

 

[judgingyourlife]

So what was the 'tough start' that she had?

Probably to do with breastfeeding, always trouble. I'm guessing they're a 'breast is best'/natural only kind of family too so less likely to resort to formula. Which is a shame because breastfeeding doesn't always work out.... I tried with mine but he wasn't getting enough, and alongside the traumatic birth I really didn't need the added stress, so gave formula in the end. Would be horrible to feel guilty about that after such an ordeal.

An unmedicated birth plus forcing yourself to breastfeed must really take a toll on your mental (and physical) wellbeing.

 

[takeyourwingsoutside]

Do she say her birth was unmedicated? Or is that the cult norm?

 

[mcgee]

Do she say her birth was unmedicated? Or is that the cult norm?

I’ve not seen her mention anywhere about her birth or allude to how the birth went. The only thing I’m aware of that she’s spoken of is breastfeeding.

 

[judgingyourlife]

Do she say her birth was unmedicated? Or is that the cult norm?

Yeah that's just me assuming, could be wrong tho!

 

[Mooms]

She’s posted a tiktok about the birth! She had a water birth, 9 1/2 labour, said she hated gas and air, she’s going to film a birth story for extra grack at some point. She seems really upbeat and happy!

 

[Tale2021]

The baby does give her focus and purpose after, let's face it, her probably feeling pretty aimless for the last while. It also gives her access to immediate community through Mums groups and playdates etc. I'm glad she seems happy and upbeat. It might be the best thing that has ever happened her.

 

[YellowLadybird]

I’ve not seen her mention anywhere about her birth or allude to how the birth went. The only thing I’m aware of that she’s spoken of is breastfeeding.

Evangelical Christians aren't necessarily against medical intervention or pain relief. All you can infer from the picture (confirmed further down) is that she most likely had a vaginal delivery and didn't require a caesarean - but if one had been required for the safety of both mother and child, I don't think anyone would push back against it.

 

[mcgee]

Evangelical Christians aren't necessarily against medical intervention or pain relief. All you can infer from the picture (confirmed further down) is that she most likely had a vaginal delivery and didn't require a caesarean - but if one had been required for the safety of both mother and child, I don't think anyone would push back against it.

I get that. Having a vaginal birth doesn’t necessarily mean unmedicated though which is what I was referring to after the original comment was made about her having an unmedicated birth even though Grace hadn’t said anything herself at that point about how it went. It couldn’t be concluded that she had an unmedicated birth.