I actually don’t think Haulnarse is far off. I think it’s a mental game. A justification. “I don’t drink or smoke so it’s okay if I do this.” Or maybe “the Word of Wisdom doesn’t specifically say not to have soda so that’s totally okay.” I do know many Mormon families that eat healthy but I know just as many who don’t. Could it be a Utah thing...maybe. I do think there is a Utah cultural thing that could be at play among certain personality types. I think the reason you see it so heavily in vlogging is they are often the same personality types who don’t take responsibility for their actions, feel like they are justified in breaking laws and somehow think the world is interested in what they buy at the grocery store.Haulnarse wrote:I guess they dont have alcohol to have fun they have to compensate with sugar.... over compensating at that!!lmmomSD wrote:What is the obsession with cotton candy?? And I don't mean this in a disrespectful way, but most of the Mormon vloggers are crazy for "treats". My understanding is that the Word of Wisdom actually encourages a healthy diet. But the Binghams, 8 Passengers, the Greedners, Ellie and Jared, and Bonnie Hoellein eat SO much junk and sweets! Is it a Utah thing, an LDS thing, or just a vlogger thing? I notice a lot of non-Mormon family vloggers eat a lot of junk too. I think it's so kids watching wish the vloggers were their parents-- the whole "we're such a FUN FAMILY!" thing.Uncle_Deadly wrote:What is up with that massive container of dehydrated cereal marshmallows? These are two presumably grown people. Why would this be something they want in their lives? I get wanting treats. I don't turn down a chocolate chip cookie, or two, or maybe three. But sprinkles, cotton candy and now dehydrated marshmallows? Pathetic.
Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk