Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo is in New York City kicking off the release of her new book, People Pleaser. She has already conducted a number of times (links below), and Jeremy has been by her side supporting her. In the Entertainment Tonight video, you'll see a glimpse of Baby Boy Vuolo's nursery. We will continue to update you as more interviews are released.
Thursday, January 16, 2025
Promoting Her New Book
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Go Jinger! This is not a tell all about her family, it's about a personality trait many people have that causes suffering. Than you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBoy, she'll do anything and say anything to avoid coming right out and saying, "My parents did this to me and it totally messed me up." She blames herself, she blames "the system we were in," but you know full well who did this to her when she was a child. Parents! I sure hope they've apologized to all their children but seeing as how nothing seems to have changed in the Duggar household after all these years, and seeing how Jill was treated when she spoke up, I doubt it.
ReplyDeleteI watched the one with Melissa Dougherty and I felt like Jinger had been reading my prayer journal because she described me to a T. I especially could relate to over serving at church. I finally allowed myself to let go of a couple of activities but the people pleaser in me feels guilty. I'm looking forward to reading her book.
ReplyDeleteShe gave a fabulous interview on the Lila Rose Podcast
ReplyDeleteI'd like to know if she's had real therapy with a mainstream doctor or is she psychobabbling her way through multiple self-help books that Jeremy and his church are urging her to write, hoping that it "cures" her (and brings attention to that church). After "being free indeed," we were supposed to think that she was free of her old angst.
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