Ballerina Farm EXPOSED!

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  @lifetaketwo7662 · 3 months ago · pinned

  Hannah Neeleman NEVER does interviews, and this week she blew me away by FINALLY confessing to the world that she is NOT a &quot;trad wife&quot;. It&apos;s about time. Now, let&apos;s all encourage women to be like Hannah...self reliant boss babes!!!<br><br>Question for my audience who are parents: What is the biggest challenge you face these days?

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  @jessenoelle262 · 3 months ago

  Its ALWAYS about class warfare, yall. Sometimes its also about gender or race...but its ALWAYS about class.

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  @bigmac3645 · 3 months ago

  Their children&apos;s education is more like what the Aristocracy would experience. They are VERY MUCH living the lives of early 20th/late 19th century Aristocrats.

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  @lizzyp174 · 3 months ago

  My biggest problem with the ballerina is how she changes the narrative to fit whoever she&apos;s trying to convince. <br>Like saying her parents were business owners and CEOs of their flower shop (i don&apos;t how they stay in business) as if it&apos;s some big, massive company.<br>Other times, such as when they were asking for money when her dad died, they change it to &quot;my parents had a small flower shop beloved by locals. They were hard workers...&quot; blah, blah, blah<br>Make up your mind Hannah! 😂😂😂😂<br>Don&apos;t even get me started with the whole NYC girl to dairy farmer 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️<br>Inconsistency can never be trusted

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  @mina0653 · 3 months ago (edited)

  every single time this brand gets mentioned i feel the need to remind everyone that not only they don&apos;t live as they preach, theyy are literal scammers. Remember when they sold a chopping board for hundreds of dollars and then quickly renamed it to &quot;serving board&quot; because it wasn&apos;t made for cutting? Remember when they promoted drinking raw milk, started selling their own brand, and then quickly put it off the market and apologized for &quot;being just a small family business who doesn&apos;t know better&quot;? they will always change the narrative based on what helps them the best to promote their brand. This article got released only now because being called a trad wife is becoming controversial again

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  @gtg488w · 3 months ago

  Working hard but knowing no matter how hard your business fails, you will be filthy rich, and working hard knowing your next money isn’t guaranteed are vastly different hard works

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  @lucyvan2010 · 3 months ago

  Her husband is a son of a billionaire I think, makes all the difference when buying a farm and having lots of start up $$$

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  @thejammiestjam · 3 months ago

  I just turned 40 this past May. I&apos;m child-free and have never been married, by choice. I fully agree that a man is not a plan. Even so, I wish it was easier to be single, financially and in the day-to-day. Patriarchy and capitalism are exhausting.

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  @oolg4292 · 3 months ago

  When people talk about &quot;the village,&quot; they always think of women, never fathers, grandfathers, or brothers. The truth is that for most of human history, roles were flexible; regardless of gender, people simply did what had to be done. It was only with the advent of agriculture and land ownership that divisions into &quot;female&quot; and &quot;male&quot; began. Even then, women worked incredibly hard. Everything was done from scratch, but because they did it for the family and not for sale, it didn&apos;t count—just like today, actually. That is why some people still claim they &quot;didn&apos;t work.&quot;

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  @RS-ip8gw · 3 months ago

  Thank you!!! My dad died when I was 9. He was a good dad. I learned that day that a woman must be able to provide for herself and future children. A man is never a plan (even the good ones)!!!!!

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  @HMW-q1q · 3 months ago

  Dear Jennie, I&apos;m a long time watcher of your channel (since you had less than 10K followers). I learned so many things about life in the U.S. from you I couldn&apos;t have learned somewhere else. I hope that you have found a good new work life balance and that you find peace and fulfilment in your work (which I love). You told once that you always wanted be a journalist as a child. You are one of my favorite ones 😊 Go on and keep caring for yourself. ❤

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  @Harperb626 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Okay this is niche. But I got my flowers done by Hannah’s mom for my wedding. She went into this whole spiel after we did our consultation. About how we should be so quiverful and have as many children because it blesses the next generation. And this is our duty 😂 it’s been 7 years and me and my husband have yet to have children yet. But I always think about it because this is definitely what she tells Hannah. <br><br>I love your perspective! Definitely so healing to hear women talk like this.

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