I know Kendall and Josh have kids now, but I feel like none of the podcasts talk about pot anymore. I miss the days with the easy bake oven and story times or the ponder sesh where they were clearly lit. Anyone have any idea?
I watched about half of this weeks episode of the sesh and had to stop because I was getting too irritated.
Alix Earle is a controversial and has a MAGA and racist past and they have somehow never addressed this?? I guess I’m confused with how liberal Janelle and Haley are but theyre saying they love Alix Earle and she’s “relatable”. I’ve seen dozens of comments on their past videos talking about her where people say “look into Alix’s past” and idk if they don’t see the comments or they know her past and just don’t care. They talk about cancelled people all the time, not sure how this one is slipping through.
Haley endorsing TFP’s behavior of literally abusing her children was what called it for me. I just finished this season of SLOMW and I think her opinion is total bullshit. Enabling abusers when you work for a foundation that is supposed to help people of violent crime is a major yikes.
I’ve seen lots of complaints about the pod going downhill since Karelly left, but this is the first time I’ve been genuinely pissed off in a while. Couldn’t finish the episode.
I got diagnosed yesterday after asking doctors for help for several years. The last 3 years I’ve had severe temperature regulation issues and ridiculous fatigue. But the last 6 months is when the dizziness, heart racing and pain while standing have gotten worse. I’ve talked to numerous doctors, but often was dismissed because of the fact I am overweight. I finally got referred to a cardiologist and had to drive 3 hours to my appointment, but it was worth it for the fact I finally was given a diagnosis to match my symptoms. I feel grateful to be validated, but also unsure as how to navigate POTS. I would greatly appreciate any advice or tips, I struggle the most with temperature regulation, feeling like passing out when I try to clean, and being exhausted all the time.