Cold Antler Sham Truths

Noun….  success or failure apparently brought by chance rather than through one's own actions. "it was just luck that the first kick went in". As Jenna would say, "For the last 8 quarter  decades " I have issues with the term luck.  So of course this is one of her favorite words.  My main glaring issue is that I don't believe in "woo" and woo is all up in Luck's business.  Mostly when someone tells me I'm lucky I am immediately offended.  That one word wipes away all of my thought and effort put into a situation.   I'm lucky I got a good grade on the test. God or whatever made it happen.  It had nothing to do with me dragging my carcass out of bed every morning to get to class, or listening to the prof, or taking notes, or working to understand the material, or studying, or going to sleep early the night before, etc, etc.  Nope….just luck. So, when Jenna says to wish her luck or if she's lucky she'll make a sale …..you know mayb...

She is such an idiotic baby.  How dare she even type the word bad ass?  She can just kick and scream on her unfinished floor.  At this point who the hell cares?  She has created every bit of her life and no one is impressed.  Solve your own damn problems. And any person that gives her money or sympathy or support of any kind at this point deserves what they get.  There is plenty of documentation and warnings everywhere about her actions and reputation. I've said it before….her karma is her life.  She's living what she deserves.

She's a narcissist.  She does not have the same emotions as an actual person.  She tries to mimic the socially acceptable emotions.  I'm not saying she has to be torn up about her grandmother's death.  Grief is about the relationship.  But she has probably not had a lot of experience with human deaths and doesn’t quite know the appropriate emotions to mimic. You see this manifestation of her narcissism over and over and over.  There was a picture that either she or Patty posted several years ago where she had one of Patty’s pups snuggled under her chin.  She was trying to mimic the puppy love emotion and she absolutely failed.  The look came across as fake and weird. So, Jenna, I guess you score one point with me.  I'm fascinated by your textbook mental illness. P.S.  Her mother was/is a member of a Facebook group about parents who were abandoned by their adult children.   Might mean nothing, might mean something.

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