Tayler Tragedy: there was an old stripper who lived in a shoe | Part 63

[mommaof2cuties]

The last thing Tayler needs is adderall on top of smoking weed all of the time.

I thought he was already on something? I swear she mentioned it in a video once.


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Yeah because chuckies accused her of stealing his pills and taking them

[Rittk1]

The last thing Tayler needs is adderall on top of smoking weed all of the time.

I thought he was already on something? I swear she mentioned it in a video once.


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Yeah because chuckies accused her of stealing his pills and taking them

I can see her stealing his pills if they refuse to prescribe them to her.

[jacquelyn]

I thought he was already on something? I swear she mentioned it in a video once.


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Yeah because chuckies accused her of stealing his pills and taking them

I can see her stealing his pills if they refuse to prescribe them to her.

oh,100000% she will do this even if she gets her own prescription

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[placebo]

It's more likely Jakoby behaves like that because his mom is a shithead. Kids from poor upbringing can mimic symptoms of ADHD, can have behavioral disorders etc. I also don't understand why Adderal when there are less strong options for children, Jakoby is still so small and these kinds of meds can have bad side effects, like losing appetite and Jakoby definitely does not need that.

[SilverLady01]

The thing is even if she encouraged it, it should be past tense... She should have done something to stop it going on....

[Rittk1]

Okay someone please correct me if I’m wrong. I feel like these people are just lazy parents..? My kids hate coats just as much as any other, but when they tell me they don’t want to wear one or aren’t going to wear one - the second I retell them in a stern voice or threaten to take something away they’re quick to put that coat on and not complain about it. Now I can see Jakoby fighting it because he’s having loads of problems due to his lifestyle and Taylers parenting, even Anberlin or all of them for that matter. But the fact so many parents were quick to be like “mine are the same way” I was like ummm... do you guys not set rules for your kids and let them run all over you? I know sometimes it’s easier to pick your battles with things that don’t really make a difference.. but not sending your kid to school with a coat on because they wouldn’t put it on??? She could’ve told them to carry it then or put it in their backpacks so they at least had it with them instead of completely doing away with the coat. Sounds kind of neglectful. Also coming home with a coat from the office because they completely did not have one with them.. I’m surprised the school didn’t call CPS.

[Miss_momma3]

Okay someone please correct me if I’m wrong. I feel like these people are just lazy parents..? My kids hate coats just as much as any other, but when they tell me they don’t want to wear one or aren’t going to wear one - the second I retell them in a stern voice or threaten to take something away they’re quick to put that coat on and not complain about it. Now I can see Jakoby fighting it because he’s having loads of problems due to his lifestyle and Taylers parenting, even Anberlin or all of them for that matter. But the fact so many parents were quick to be like “mine are the same way” I was like ummm... do you guys not set rules for your kids and let them run all over you? I know sometimes it’s easier to pick your battles with things that don’t really make a difference.. but not sending your kid to school with a coat on because they wouldn’t put it on??? She could’ve told them to carry it then or put it in their backpacks so they at least had it with them instead of completely doing away with the coat. Sounds kind of neglectful. Also coming home with a coat from the office because they completely did not have one with them.. I’m surprised the school didn’t call CPS.

My kids fight me on wearing a coat every day. They still leave the house with it on. After they get on the bus I have no control but at least they have it for if they do get cold.

[pixiefrost]

Okay someone please correct me if I’m wrong. I feel like these people are just lazy parents..? My kids hate coats just as much as any other, but when they tell me they don’t want to wear one or aren’t going to wear one - the second I retell them in a stern voice or threaten to take something away they’re quick to put that coat on and not complain about it. Now I can see Jakoby fighting it because he’s having loads of problems due to his lifestyle and Taylers parenting, even Anberlin or all of them for that matter. But the fact so many parents were quick to be like “mine are the same way” I was like ummm... do you guys not set rules for your kids and let them run all over you? I know sometimes it’s easier to pick your battles with things that don’t really make a difference.. but not sending your kid to school with a coat on because they wouldn’t put it on??? She could’ve told them to carry it then or put it in their backpacks so they at least had it with them instead of completely doing away with the coat. Sounds kind of neglectful. Also coming home with a coat from the office because they completely did not have one with them.. I’m surprised the school didn’t call CPS.

My kids fight me on wearing a coat every day. They still leave the house with it on. After they get on the bus I have no control but at least they have it for if they do get cold.

Same here and they know Damn well to have one on when they get home on a cold day too! They wouldn't dare let me think they wore no coat all day in the cold even tho I know they take it off.

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[SilverLady01]

I think "new" crunchy parents think that setting rules is bad. You see...... kids need rules... And when you leave room for freedom, it is the kids THINK the have freedom, in reality you control a free activity. It seems more and more parents find not setting rules and cause and effect reactions to their children means not being overly strict. These parents usually come from homes that were totally chaotic or extremely controlling. So they either mimic what their parents did because they have zero balls to face that their parents were shity or they go on the extreme of freedom to counteract how controlling their parents were. In reality kids want balance. Balance of both slef expression but also fucking BOUNDARIES!!!! Life isn't a playground. What these kids will do will have an effect when they grow up and they will have a very rude awakening because their mother finds respect pointless....

[lmmomSD]

And it scares kids not to have rules and know that parents are in charge. Kids know deep inside that they aren't supposed to be running things. So if the parents aren't in charge either, that is really frightening for kids. It's basic child psychology.

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[wildFlower14]

She’s been a stripper for over a year now and hasn’t mastered the most basic of moves yet. The way she drops off the pole makes me cringe and to do this in front of your children disgusting.


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[Mummyandthree]

Jakoby is totally dealing with trauma. It presents itself as adhd and ODD but I’m fairly certain all his major issues only started after chuckle finally left. That’s trauma in my eyes. The only experience I have is my SD but he seems just like her.


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[Mummyandthree]

Tayler also strikes me as a person who could possibly be bordering on a functional neurological disorder with the way she processes (or rather, fails to) information.


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[kiwi]

I can’t even gossip about Tayler anymore. The situation those kids are in is so sad/disturbing I can’t bring myself to stay updated. Every single adult in their lives, is failing them.

[placebo]

Tayler also strikes me as a person who could possibly be bordering on a functional neurological disorder with the way she processes (or rather, fails to) information.


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I don't believe so. It's the behavioral patterns and psychology she learned as a child. And because these things were never corrected, it's rinse and repeat. Tayler's biggest issue is her short fuse, she has no patience whatsoever and no ability to think things through or what kind of impact they might have before doing something, but it is more learned than a fault of it's own. Her mother reacted the same way her whole childhood, still does, so it's the behavioral pattern Tayler learned.

[lily1995]

Jakoby is totally dealing with trauma. It presents itself as adhd and ODD but I’m fairly certain all his major issues only started after chuckle finally left. That’s trauma in my eyes. The only experience I have is my SD but he seems just like her.


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Agreed, I’ve always felt like Jakoby’s behaviour issues were more likely caused by the horrible environment his parents exposed him to.


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[ssr0312]

Did y'all see her new tattoo

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[HubertCumberdale]

Did y'all see her new tattoo

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picture for those who don’t use instagram!


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[placebo]

That kinda reminds me of Chuckie

[LetsGoPens87]

Did y'all see her new tattoo

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picture for those who don’t use instagram!


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Is this from a show or something??

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