Is Ballerinafarm in Danger?

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Is Ballerinafarm in Danger?

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[coriroo]

I just feel sad for her. Whether she chose it or not, her husband is selfish and she deserves more support than she has. He's filthy rich and his daddy owns an airline. He could take her to Greece in a heartbeat. He could build her a state-of-the-art dance studio and block out time for her to use it. She gave him everything, and she deserves someone who will do the same for her. :(

[selenajosephina]

It broke my heart that she mentioned Greece more than once in that egg apron video. This lady needs a break and not just an exhaustion break

[kimberleyforbes]

He literally stalked her! She rejected him countless times and because daddy owns the airlines he got a plane ticket right next to her! She became the first woman to get pregnant while at juliard, she was forced to drop out because he demanded he gets her full attention.

[Saranewberry]

He’s also basically cosplaying as a cowboy. No one looks that clean on a farm.

[erosambrosia]

The dead look on her face when she got an egg apron ._.

[JanicaRabbit]

I totally appreciate you saying we shouldn’t be speaking for her 👏🏼

[aliciah]

I've got 6 kids and sleeping for a week sounds like depression not exhaustion. Who's taking care of the kids when she sleeps for a week??

[ShepherdsCreek]

I just realized I'm kind of a trad wife and I kind of hate that label despite loving my life. I'm a full time mom of two, full time sheep farmer, and also a full time student. I'd love a nanny or house cleaner. If I had 8 kids, I'd NEED the help.

[PrincessPeyten]

Wow so he doesn’t wanna be there for the birth of his child because it’s just another kid? it gives me been there done that vibes😒😒😒 and did she ask for the apron?

[lalasland_]

“If we all think her husband speaks for her, then we shouldn’t be..” 👏 You’re my new favorite channel!

[JennieMaeJune]

So not only not only is there a barn for homeschool, but there’s a gym barn? And she still can’t have a little sliver for a ballerina bar? He feels threatened if she does anything that shows her individuality. She can only do the things that support his vision or his dream. And take her to Greece for crying out loud. What’s with the austerity cosplay?

[spidermiss]

I have several chronic illnesses and am physically disabled with a history of mental illness, and I do get tired a lot as a result but I've never been so exhausted that I've stayed a week in bed. Its really concerning that she stays in bed that long.

[lotusthemermaid]

I'm gonna make a wild speculation, but with how little he seems to value her as a person, how entitled he is, and how he didn't respect her "no" before they got together, I'd be surprised if he wasn't cheating.

He just gives that vibe to me.

[brandih]

I live in Utah, and there are a lot of women who have a bunch of kids here. And they'd be lost without the crowd. It's just their idea if happiness and fulfillment. They can change their mindset at any time they choose, but they don't want to. And they don't have to just because it's not something I would want. Maybe my life looks unsatisfying and unfulfilled to them. That's fine. They are not going to change my mind or how i live my life.

The long and the short of it is you can't save adults from the life they are choosing. And maybe they don't want to be saved anymore than i want to be shoved into a family of 10 kids. We don't all have to want the same things in life.

[charleyj-b]

There’s a saying in Korean that basically says: the child who is neglected by the village, will one day burn whole the village down.
There’s no way those parents are able to devote enough love, attention, support & one on one time with all those kids.
Plus having the older kids raising the younger ones is a form of Parentification, which can be extremely damaging.
It feels like they’re playing real life Jenga backwards.
Just throwing more shit on the pile; more kids, more work, more stress, more responsibilities…. And the inevitable collapse is all but guaranteed

[c_gaudet]

My grandmother had 12 brothers and sisters - 13 including her and 10 of them were girls. This was in rural North Dakota and there wasn’t a ton of money. My great grandfather worked several jobs to make ends meet and provide. When the children were of age, they married or worked and assisted with the household expenses. It was a hard job and I know my great grandmother would have welcomed help if she could have afforded the expense. I simply can’t imagine but she survived to be 98 years old. I feel like death sometimes having only one little one to take care of.

[hannahw]

In bed for a week? Sounds autoimmune. I have lupus in Hashimoto’s. The fatigue can be debilitating

[didithurt]

Maybe a hot take but there is no way you can be an adequate and connected parent with that many children. I feel like it’s a weird form of neglectful child abuse that people don’t talk about.

[SilverHairSimmer]

and this whole cowboy nonsense was his choice. He didn’t give anything up, he got ready make some childhood fantasy where he had staff to actually run the farm. Then there she is where she actually gave something up.

[ericalang]

yesss i’ve been waiting for you to talk about this!! thank you kyeluh ❤