I couldn't agree more. They've always seemed incredibly ungrateful, especially for Christians. And the way they talked about their old house was actually really despicable. They constantly complained about it, how "awful" it was "like, soooo bad" just because it wasn't brand new. It's still very nice looking, tidy (the condition of the actual house I mean, it definitely could've used a deep clean) maybe some issues with the upstairs carpet being loose but that's about it. I thought it was nice though. But even if it wasn't as nice as it was, it's still terrible to complain about it the way they did. So many people watching them would've been watching from much poorer housing. Like, SO many. And many of those people in poorer houses are probably still much much more grateful for what they've got.SJW-19 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 2:47 pm Just that “I want a gallery wall somewhere” whine in today’s vlog. Want want want want want. All these plans for things they want or hope to have. I can’t remember the last time they talked about being grateful, or reflected, looked back on something they once had that they weren’t badmouthing on.
Idk when they’ll wake up and realized that YouTube is temporary and to smell the roses. They’ve clearly rushed into a lot of things, but it’s not too late to stop where they are right now and just enjoy what life they’ve built together. Be happy with Emma while it’s just you three. Work on your marriage. You have a roof over your heads. But no. Pools and vacations and renovations and “I can’t wait till this”. It’s sad.
I'm just thinking about the people watching, maybe with kids, who live in houses they can't afford to fix. Maybe with mould issues or structural problems, damaged walls, stained floors, maybe old squatter houses or worse. That kind of living situation is unbearably stressful, whether or not you're doing everything in your power to get into a better house. Sometimes just a dry healthy house is outside the realm of possibility. How do you think it'd feel to be those people, and listen to Rachelle and Justin just endlessly complaining about their nice fucking house? Speaking about it like they live in a literal crack den? Justin especially was bad about that. He likes to exaggerate a lot, and make it out like his life is such a struggle.
I rolled my eyes so hard I went blind when Rachelle was doing the new house tour, she kept saying like "it's not the fanciest" and downplaying it. Meanwhile where I come from, you'd have to work your entire life just to get a CHANCE at owning a home like that. I'm living paycheck to paycheck inside an old apartment about the size of their damn kitchen. I'd not have to be doing this if I wasn't sick however. And yep, I'm definitely jealous, and bitter. That Rachelle gets a house like that and still can't be grateful. But you know, my situation isn't great, and I'm still fucking thankful every day that I have an apartment at all. Thankful is an understatement because I could EASILY be homeless. I'm over here thanking God (and I don't even believe in God lmao) for this shitty apartment that I love, watching these fuckin idiots get everything I could ever dream of and still complain.