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@tashles7 ай бұрын
If Eugenia weren’t trying to persuade people, why does she use a filter?
@VipesVonHarlot7 ай бұрын
"Back to getting our asses beat for free lip gloss" 🤣
@Poopiepies7 ай бұрын
Jordy gifting us a second channel like we aren’t all feral animals demanding more every episode lmao
@blueridgebunny88947 ай бұрын
I’ve been really enjoying watching him watching the old Amber Lynn videos on his second channel. He always has me laughing 😂!
@heartofearthcrystals7 ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂
@What.cha.saybruh7 ай бұрын
Literally!
@daynasafranek78077 ай бұрын
I’ve been enjoying the new channel!
@Littlemissdirtbag7 ай бұрын
How is it a gift when it's already been around? Your comment makes it seem like you just found out?
@Observette7 ай бұрын
Eugenia is absolutely obsessed with her looks. She completely LOVES the fact that she’s sickly skinny and you can see she wants to stay that way.
@Tobikoyum77 ай бұрын
Her worst fear seems to be seems to be honesty, good health and a world without her constant reflection staring back at her. I've never witnessed a person who was more averse to personal growth and introspection.
@Tobikoyum77 ай бұрын
Sorry, I seem to have developed a text stutter lol
@Poopiepies7 ай бұрын
You do realize that the obsession with looks and the fact she refuses to gain weight are the biggest symptoms of her disease right?
@marissali617 ай бұрын
Eugenia loves to argue. She chooses what she does and does not respond to in chat. 20 people can ask 20 normal questions “what’s your favorite movie?” “What’s your favorite color?” “When did you graduate?” And all she chooses to answer is “no I’m not wearing a diaper.” “No guys I’m not sick” “no guys I’m not doing a mukbang right now” “eat a cheeseburger? Nah I don’t feel like a cheeseburger right now” “I flashed? No I didn’t look at my shorts” “gaslighter? No guys I’m not a gaslighter” She has been repeating herself every year, every month, every week, every day, every hour. For a decade now, the entirety of her content could’ve been compressed into one video, because she only ever answers the same. Exact. Questions. Every. Day. Her livestreams are on a continuous loop. “Hi I’m Eugenia I go live every day. No I don’t wear a diaper. No I’m not sick. Yes I eat it I didn’t eat I wouldn’t be alive. My hair is fake? No it’s not it’s real. My teeth are fake? No it’s real. Am I hungry? No not hungry right now. The slurping?Im not trying to slurp, I don’t think I’m slurping.” An hour goes by. Rinse. Repeat “hi guys I’m Eugenia I go live everyday. A mukbang? I’m not doing a mukbang right now… “
@MaddieMisanthrope7 ай бұрын
Literally this! 😂OMG! Spot on!
@TheRealBambihooves7 ай бұрын
This is dead-on..........but is it my imagination that she seems a trifle b-itchier than usual here? 🤭
@bluevelvet70557 ай бұрын
Hit the nail on the head 100%.
@woodacre-sys7 ай бұрын
the way eugenia responds to people could be compared to a 6th grade mean girl, right down to her speech patterns and body language. trauma (not accusing anyone of anything here *cough* deb *cough*) does leave you emotionally stunted, but it’s extremely visible in the way eugenia interacts with others, especially her audience. dear god this woman needs extensive therapy
@naninolovyou63887 ай бұрын
“I don’t know what gaslighting is”, spoken like a true gaslighter 😂😂😂😂
@briannajozwiak16777 ай бұрын
I have a 12 year old daughter and I talked to her about eating disorders and internet safety. I watch her like a hawk online. I trust NOBODY with my baby girl!
@daynasafranek78077 ай бұрын
It’s sad to see her sit there inside her own head and believe that what she puts out there is beneficial to anyone but herself. 🤷🏼♀️
@vanessacallahan35157 ай бұрын
Parents should just let kids know they’re spying on kids’ media presence. And do it. Certain content, like Eugenia’s, need to be blocked by parents.
@SammehMarley7 ай бұрын
Seriously, though. Just letting 'em know that you might check their history & stuff at any moment can generally be enough to make some sorta impact.
@kathivampyk29547 ай бұрын
As a mom of a son who is now 24, I limited him on social media. He didn't have a Facebook until he was out of high school. He did have Instagram, but because we were so open with one another about everything, he told me about his spam account and the account I followed where he didn't put much. When he went through a rough time, I had a cousin follow his spam and let me know if anything serious was on there that I needed to know about. She also had him on Snap. I would question him, and he always told me the truth. So as he got older and had a huge break up, he kept it off social media, where she tried to humiliate him online. He was very private about it all and grown up. I think that's because I instilled in him the responsibility of sharing certain things on line. He now even has no issue sharing his location with me on 360 because he knows I worry. He knows I'm not keeping tabs on him. I just like to know his location just in case. He even reminds me when he's going out of town. I tell you all this because this is how you raise socially responsible children in the age of the internet. Communication is key, and make sure they know that they should not share everything. Not everyone on the internet has a right to your story.
@vanessacallahan35157 ай бұрын
@@SammehMarley 👍
@emiliabolsas7 ай бұрын
But if someone asks their child why they watch Eugenia, they likely wouldn’t hear or see any red flags. “She’s a girl who likes gaming and music and makeup and fashion.” It’s not as if Eugenia is telling children not to eat. And half the time, she is dressed in these baggy sweaters. And how would a parent know her age? It is a lot like JoJo Siwa.
@Poopiepies7 ай бұрын
@@emiliabolsas if my kid was watching EC for any reason, I would definitely start watching for any other signs of an ED. Signs of loosing weight/ watching what they eat and behaviors after eating ect. Being an attentive parent in all aspects is key.
@The_Pain_Remains7 ай бұрын
As a teenager I had visible anorexia. I was in the ICQ / MSN internet time and was on pro A. sites, watched EC. My parents didn't know I was chatting with people in their 30/40's, or what I read/watched online. They didn't say anything about my ED, until later in my late twenties they spoke about their concern about my ED back then in my teenage time and their fear of me dying from it. I really wished they told me this at that time, instead of doing nothing, saying nothing and pretend to see nothing. Staying quiet about it. I think it would have so much impact on me to turn the wheels. But yeah, back in the days there wasn't much of communication like that (mentally awareness and being open about it etc) so I agree on that Jordy about parenting.
@The_Pain_Remains7 ай бұрын
@alaskapeach Thank you for your kind words. It means a lot to me. Yes, I agree. I have one parent with an alcohol problem since birth and one parent who was absent. One parent had been trying to quit alcohol in recent years, but kept relapsing. Last year she got bad results from her liver, which finally opened her eyes and so she looked for a little more help for the alcohol problem, but shockingly enough, after a year I see the same pitfalls and behavior again, which causes her to relapse. The other parent is still emotionally absent. Rationally he helps with practical things, but in terms of emotional/mental matters he completely shuts down. My parents also come from traumatic (poorly functioning) families, so history repeats itself. Even though they said to each other: we are going to do this differently than our families did, it is hard to break that vicious circle...(Reason why I don't dare/want children.) It's sad never to have been able to really be a child. But unfortunately things also went wrong at school. Teachers who were absolute bullies causing kids to take over. All in all, it's a mess, I miss my lost childhood and I've been working so hard on myself since I was a teenager, but it's still hard work. I hope one day that it will be easier, that all the fighting will have been worth it. You are worth it. You and everyone else reading this. Thank you again for your kind words and sorry for this very long comment.
@missbelle132227 ай бұрын
@@The_Pain_RemainsI feel your struggle stay strong. Spot on about history repeating in families vicious cycles indeed
@The_Pain_Remains7 ай бұрын
@missbelle13222 thank you for your kind comment and I sympathize with you and I feel so sorry that this is relatable to you. (I mean that you feel the same struggle.) Stay strong, you're worth it! (sorry for my bad English)
@Ifellofmybike7 ай бұрын
Hey, don't be sorry for your English or long comments, you are good enough! You are a good person. Its impressive you decided to break that family pattern. You cannot have your childhood back but you can talk to your inner child, they are still there and suffer. Tell them its not their fault for what have happened in the past, they deserve all love they need. Love yourself first!@@The_Pain_Remains
@wepeelwraps7 ай бұрын
this was very insightful, beyond just the EC conversation. it was powerful. i understand where you’re coming from all too well and i sincerely hope all your hard work does pay off soon💗
@nikkijane377 ай бұрын
Here faster than JS dishing out lip gloss and beatings. Love you Jordy ♥
@willowbrooks7 ай бұрын
😂❤
@veroniquetyszko54877 ай бұрын
😂😊
@PersianDiamond7 ай бұрын
Lol!
@runningman89187 ай бұрын
😂 lol
@honeylicious95467 ай бұрын
I personally request an assbeatforfree lipgloss in every color ♥
@CryinInDaaClub7 ай бұрын
Also Jordy just wanted to say I love the community corner and how you echo the chat and encourage people sharing their thoughts and stories. And you are willing to learn. I think the measure of a good content creator is how they foster their chat. It's easy to get defensive or ignore chat. It takes a bigger person to care for chat. I mean half the episode is about chat and your thoughts. It's nice.
@marissali617 ай бұрын
I love your username!
@nostalgiagatuna7 ай бұрын
Yep, I love it here
@CryinInDaaClub7 ай бұрын
@@marissali61 thanks!
@craftymeeple7 ай бұрын
It really is refreshing that he has such an amazing dialogue with us here.
@MizzShanny3157 ай бұрын
Jordy is a breath of fresh air! Love his witty and funny little quirky ways ❤ and his actual effort in his videos and interactions with his subscribers.
@emmapalya16827 ай бұрын
As someone who's had an ED and been a victim of abuse, for me personally, the amount of gaslighting Eugenia does is equally disturbing to the ED behaviors. I don't think most people fully understand the impact gaslighting can leave even if the person receiving it is aware of what's happening. It's a disgusting tactic that contributed to my PTSD diagnosis just as much, if not more than, physical acts. I don't find it cute that she thinks so little of using that tactic to such a wide audience, many of whom are still mentally developing. I understand why she does it to downplay/brush things off, but I find it extremely irresponsible and disturbing.
@cordelia97147 ай бұрын
I agree. It's extremely damaging.
@gracegrit30097 ай бұрын
@emmapalya1682 I agree with your statement and you explain a part of my original comment much more eloquently than I did. Thank you.
@hannahj80997 ай бұрын
I can vouch for the fact eating disorders are competitive. You are competitive with yourself and others. When I was first referred to ED services I was rejected because I wasn’t “severe enough”. Guess what that did? It gave me a goal, and something to prove. I ended up in 2 different ED hospitals a couple of years later for a total of 13 months. These hospitals are toxic. You’ve got 9-18 mostly teenage to 20s girls in there and there’s not necessarily an explicit competitive thing going on but it’s there. What BMI did you get admitted at, were you on a medical ward before you went to the ED hospital, did you have to be in a wheelchair, how long does it take you to eat a meal or snack, how often did you need your physical obs done, did you need a feeding tube, how fast were you gaining weight, did you need a 1:1 support, how many months have you been inpatient for, how many times have you been in hospital etc etc The irony is that when I did hit the “you could die, you need a wheelchair, you need daily bloods and vitals, you can’t have an unsupervised shower etc etc” point, I wanted to hide it from the other patients. The most physically ill patients tended to be the least competitive at the end and we were mostly just annoyed and exhausted with it all. Putting ED patients all together is such a damaging experience, at least it was for me.
@Blake17207 ай бұрын
So sorry! Maybe that’s what EC went through too. On top of being the most infamous Ana person she probably felt competitive with the other girls and didn’t want to “give up her crown.”
@hannahj80997 ай бұрын
@@Blake1720 she could well have felt like that and I wasn’t ever as physically bad as her, I genuinely am shocked at the fact she has not been forced to stay in long term treatment. For me I went in voluntarily but if I hadn’t have agreed I would have been sectioned due to my weight. Luckily I was later diagnosed with Autism, EDS and ADHD and once I got these answers and found the causes of why I developed an ED I was able to recover outside of ED services, I don’t think I’d have managed it in the places that were meant to help. I do feel for Eugenia, I also think her presence online is probably the biggest factor as to her choosing not to recover, she probably feels like she can’t win either way.
@Ifellofmybike7 ай бұрын
I'm so happy you recovered and must admit, I had to google some terms you mentioned (like psychical obs or 1:1 support). These are medical terms mostly associated with severely disabled patients and it's a shame it is not a common knowledge about what really ED is. It should be taught at schools!
@wepeelwraps7 ай бұрын
i was never hospitalized for my ED but i was for self harm/trying to unalive myself as a 15-17y/o. i also witnessed a lot of competition that only did us further harm. staff always tried their best to monitor conversations and intervene before it got past the “therapeutical” point, but where there’s a will... long story short, we all took tips and tricks from each other and it only kept landing me back in the same facility until i decided to make a change.
@nancybarnum34937 ай бұрын
Relying on institutions to be socially responsible!!! Never happen! You’re right Jordy, it’s all about the Benjamins and that’s it!
@goddammitalana7 ай бұрын
Which is exactly why we need to build stronger communities and rely more on each other ❤
@KendlickLama7 ай бұрын
But she isn’t asking for money, she is asking for galaxys and lions😂
@Beach_flower7 ай бұрын
I really feel like I’ve found my people with Jordy’s content. I am always wanting to talk about the deep philosophical discussions about our society without getting heated and defensive one way or another. This is truly a community of open, curious, and intelligent humans ❤
@way2frizzy7 ай бұрын
I agree. I really respect that everyone has been very level headed and non judgmental towards others in this group. I love how he came up with Community Corner.
@sluttymctits44967 ай бұрын
I also agree! I love how Jordy's community can post a variety of opinions on myriad topics, oftentimes based on their own experiences, or ask poignant questions to complicated issues. And no one seems to fight about anything. It's like we're all adults here and understand that people have differing opinions, so while we can discuss and debate complex topics, there's no need to fight about them.
@creatrixZBD7 ай бұрын
“Deep and philosophical “ lol. No offence but it’s really not that deep or intellectual, more primary-level, a little simplistic.
@maloryj71657 ай бұрын
@@creatrixZBDit just depends on how you want to look at it. Like it or not, internet culture is part of our culture as a whole. This one influencer relates to many aspects of that (beauty standards, US mental health care, corporate responsibility, censorship, impacts of parasocial relationships, etc) and you can explore those branches as deeply or shallow as you'd like. It's a jumping off point.
@sammy7707 ай бұрын
Same ❤
@Jadedness7 ай бұрын
Side Note: After my video I made, She went live very late last night with Jeffree where they gifted each other 10’s of thousands of Dollars back and forth Trying to buy each other’s friendship 😹 The “Act” was off the Charts 🤦🏼♀️ pretty embarrassing to watch actually. Then The “Jeffree is so amazing” lasted over an hour as she ignored her Chat bc she only had eyes for Jeffree😹
@rapunzel18197 ай бұрын
I noticed a few people are after JS& co. They sniped JS long winning streak two days ago and Barbs yesterday.She was so mad she just went offline for a while.They were battling each other and blocking any suspicious account so they won't lose streak.I guess JS remembered Eugenia is still useful and called her to chip in. His gifts to her later were just a pay back.
@Jadedness7 ай бұрын
@@rapunzel1819 Pathetic how that’s all that matters ppl are catching on to the “Star Family recycling money” scam to stay in the Top ranks, awe boo hoo to them Star Fam cheaters They do it to other TikTokers and it’s ok hmmm but have it happen back to them and they cry Karma is catching up to them
@susanjacobs64617 ай бұрын
Omg!!!!
@Jadedness7 ай бұрын
@@susanjacobs6461 Yup sad but true it’s called recycling money to stay in the ranks so when ppl see them gifting tens of thousands keep an eye out and watch the person they send it to go into their live and send it back in the battles I talked about this before even made a video about it, and Eugenia and Jeffree laughed at me,mocked me actually, but it’s all coming out ppl are starting to notice it and they are fed up With J💫 and his “Star fam” they only do this scam with ppl that have a ⭐️ on their bio or it says star fam by their names
@sarahlinton25697 ай бұрын
It's nuts!
@planetsingatorade7 ай бұрын
I was thinking about the Power Puff Girls thing. Eugenia doesn't like Buttercup, because Buttercup is perceived as abrasive and tough. But, Bubbles is seen as sensitive, pure, and somewhat weak in comparison to the others. The other characters see Bubbles as someone who needs to be protected, nurtured, and soothed. And that is now Eugenia wants to be SEEN and interacted with. She wants people to want to protect her. She doesn't want things to be her fault--and the way she deflects makes it obvious that she doesn't like the idea of being held accountable or being at fault. She wants her audience to see her as UWU SMOLL BEAN and so she associates herself with Bubbles/likes Bubbles. This is also why she accuses people that are critical of her of being 'mean' or 'hating her.' She pushes the aggression and accusation of 'meanness' onto others in order to protect her desire to be faultless, pure, protectable, cute, and fragile. In terms tropes, she fits very well into the idea of wanting to be a 'white lotus.' She wants to be seen as very pure, helpless, and cute. But, her roots are deep in the mud.
@redss1117 ай бұрын
Oh, upvoted!
@mysticraven88727 ай бұрын
I absolutely agree with your assessment. I feel like Eugenia is a Buttercup, masquerading as a Bubbles. She's definitely not as sweet and innocent as she pretends to be
@retroroller7 ай бұрын
I went on her live yesterday and just because I said “it’s not fair that Jeffree gifts her a lot of money when she’s about to lose a battle” she snaps and was like RETROROLLER DONT BE MEAN TO JEFFREE WHERE ARE THE MODS?? And I got muted for the rest of the chat 😐 She has an ARMY paying her to just sit there and block anyone who says anything she deems “mean” which is almost EVERYTHING.. it’s so messed up 😰
@dylanparrott83477 ай бұрын
Eguina:I never ask anyone for money you guys Also eugina: *GIVE THE GALAXIES! SEND THE LIONS,FALCONS, LEPRECHAUNS!* Hypocrisy at the finest
@redss1117 ай бұрын
She tells the truth! /sarcasm
@soniamaraqa68437 ай бұрын
She really is such a gaslighter. I wonder how much of what she says she believes..
@Blake17207 ай бұрын
Right? She’s already admitted and openly talked about having an ED and now she’s pretending like she never said those things? 🙄
@redss1117 ай бұрын
'They' don't believe any of their lies, typically. 'They' are so hateful it takes all of them over. Sad but true. That's why Eugenia C. repeats the lies all of the time.
@Beautiful_Energy_897 ай бұрын
Only 5 minutes in...and YES. There was so much that happened to me from 12 on up because of how my parents were. A blend of controlling, chaotic, checked out. They didn't take an honest interest in what I was doing or who I was talking to and I'm still trying to heal from all of it. My experience led me to trauma..various addictions (an addictive personality in general)...and ultimately an abusive marriage. We should protect children at all costs...because they can go decades picking up broken pieces💯
@mercedes_4207 ай бұрын
EXACTLY 😅 i’m so glad there’s more ppl (like myself) who are aware AND don’t wanna keep the generational trauma going 🤗
@Miss_Wonderful17 ай бұрын
I agree with everything you said because it's been the same for me, abusive partner included. I wish you healing and happiness.
@borderlinepersonalitybarbi5737 ай бұрын
I feel this so much and I too suffered from addiction. I also created a chaotic environment for my kids and I'll spend the rest of my life paying for it and hating myself for it. I too had an abusive husband.
@borderlinepersonalitybarbi5737 ай бұрын
You girls are so special. I see the comments of those of you who were brave enough to speak up for yourselves and make us feel like we aren't alone. I love to see queens supporting each other.
@sammy7707 ай бұрын
🩷🩷
@bloatwalks7 ай бұрын
Ngl, it irritates me when people say Eugenia has thick skin. When people are commenting that she looks ill, is too small, etc. When i was active ED, comments like that from family/friends genuinely felt like a compliment to me, it made me feel like what I was doing was working. It would be the equivalent of telling a body builder they have thick skin because they react well to being told how they're too huge. Not to mention the comments she doesn't like, she argues with almost all of them. The daiper thing doesn't go with her kawaii adorable cute princess fantasy so she gets pissed at those. I think she is genuinely triggered by it. I don't see Eugenia as having thick skin at all, I think she is very fragile.
@cecilianuno18727 ай бұрын
I am a hybrid worker. I drive an hour to work listening to Jordy , coffee, and a drive is always bliss !
@_west33...7 ай бұрын
My friend was aware of him long before me. Now I'm a subscriber 🎉.
@melovil91997 ай бұрын
Same here!
@dena817 ай бұрын
Not even 5 minutes in and I'm laughing hysterically. So glad this wonderful sponsor took a chance on you, Jordy! It's only up from here! 🤣
@sobombeh7 ай бұрын
Looooooool hilarious! He got me. I subbed loool
@kkittycatkat19907 ай бұрын
I was so happy to hear that he had a sponsor! Then the video played on...😂🤣 Absolute GOLD! I hope he plays it every now and again for the new people. I had no clue about his other channel so it truly was a gift. 😸 Jordy's sense of humor is so refreshing.
@TaylerJones7 ай бұрын
It has become absolutely unbearable listening to Eugenia repeat herself over and over and over. She never addresses any real positivity, just people paying her or regurgitating her own opinions. If these comments really bother her, maybe she should do something other than continually reading and addressing them. If she ignored these people, they would probably stop. If they stopped, though, would she have nearly as many people commenting and viewing??? 👀 There comes a point where you have to grow up and recognize that you cannot control other people or their opinions. You can control yourself and your actions. If none of these accusations or comments are true.. just ignore them and do you? They trigger her because they address a reality she refuses to face. She wishes she could livestream all day with everyone calling her pretty and skinny.
@jojocandy20257 ай бұрын
Her voice really gets noticably higher when she lies or says her version of the truth or whatever she believes. Either way, its just sad man..
@Lolly19747 ай бұрын
Do you know what... it's just occurred to me that if Eugenia was a 29 year old man there would be alarm bells everywhere and accusations of 'grooming' children. Obviously I'm not comparing Eugenia to a ***** but what she is doing could be seen as grooming in terms of the way she acts like a young teen and she is without doubt affecting and inspiring vulnerable young people .... 🤔
@lucyspencer90537 ай бұрын
I do not think Eugenia could live on her own. She and Deb are the epitome of a codependent relationship. Can you imagine her paying bills or doing anything adults need to do? She may have the money, but her capabilities are hugely lacking. The sad thing is that when she gets older this is going to be far less profitable. And sadly, that's if she gets older.
@lucyspencer90537 ай бұрын
@@kristinebrown414 thanks for your take on it! I am laughing at PAP and PAD. haha
@KnittyKnut7 ай бұрын
In my experience, having a low weight wasn’t about being overall better than someone but more like “I may not be able to be as rich, pretty, smart, from a good family as you, but I CAN be skinny”. I’m an older Millennial and I still constantly tell myself how fat I am and that I need to lose weight. When my first boyfriend named some other girl as the skinniest girl he knew, I was so pissed off. Clearly I hadn’t done a good enough job at being skinny. It’s all that I felt like I had and still where I hold a lot of my value. And I know it started young. I remember being seven-ish years old and wondering why I had “fat armpits”. Eugenia is not a good influence for kids, and I absolutely agree that her image (clothes, background etc) is inviting to kids. It’s not good.
@RavingKats7 ай бұрын
There's definitely this side to it too, where it feels like one thing that can be controlled despite other chaos. From what I've seen though there's a definite competition aspect to ppl deep in the pro ana community, it's common on the forums and it's why thinspo and kcals ate today are such frequent thread discussion topics. Ppl be on there bragging about the ABC Diet.
@JSlove-mj3uk7 ай бұрын
Do you think that comes from wanting to be perfect? Almost like trying to obtain an unreachable goal.
@KnittyKnut7 ай бұрын
@@JSlove-mj3uk Absolutely.
@JSlove-mj3uk7 ай бұрын
@@KnittyKnut sounds like an issue I had with pills.. It helped me maintain. Not that I was trying to be better than anyone else.. it seemed to help me get along with my day. Cleaning, cooking, working, raising a kid, taking care of husband ect.. Funny how the mental aspect is kind of the same thought patterns and process Trying to keep up so to speak
@KnittyKnut7 ай бұрын
@@JSlove-mj3uk I’m sorry you went through that, but you’re right, sounds like a similar mental process.
@HeyItsDarci7 ай бұрын
I found Eugenia when I was 14. Before her channel, I had never come across anyone with her....condition. I was honestly horrified/concerned when I first saw her. By 15, I had a rampant ED and was heavily involved in certain communities on IG. I'm not by any means saying Eugenia is the reason I developed an ED. I 100% contributed to my disorder. But I will say that she was definitely a door that opened my perspective to a world I knew nothing about prior to coming across her content.
@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe7 ай бұрын
It seems to she a step towards normalizing the situation which can eventually lead to developing an ED with contribution of other factors. Like how now when I see Eugenia I’m so desensitized I don’t see how truly bad Eugenia is doing.
@Payton_does_life7 ай бұрын
To be completely honest, I do have to agree with you. I remember coming across her in a my digital escape video. That started an obsession for me. It fed me. I wanted to be as small as her.
@HeyItsDarci7 ай бұрын
@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe exactly. And when you pair that with her audience being mostly (I'm assuming) impressionable minors, it's a dangerous combination. Once again, I'm not blaming her. I think parents should 100% be monitoring what their kids are getting up to. I just think that as a grown adult, she needs to take a step back and acknowledge that some kids are looking up to her, and she does have an influence.
@Poopiepies7 ай бұрын
@@Payton_does_lifeBryan stars has a history of ignoring problematic behavior in order to draw in and manipulate his young audience! I remember back in warped tour days, he plat formed a literal convicted pdoe to go on the tour under his management and actively tried to conceal and silence people speaking up. He’s an exploitative POS for what he did with MDE
@Blake17207 ай бұрын
Especially when it was very popular to be emo/skinny. You basically couldn’t fit into the sub culture properly unless you were thin. That’s why I never got into it even though I envied girls who did.
@tiamarie12267 ай бұрын
Yes she is a gaslighter. I thought that the other day before you said it ....and everyday she reinforces it even more
@dena817 ай бұрын
Jordy bringing up the serious topics no one wants to discuss!!! My front thanks you for the welcome 😂. It's been feeling disregarded all this time.
@Mullethaver7 ай бұрын
I’ve known about Eugenia since I was about 14 and at the age 17 I developed a rampant Ed that has destroyed my life. I was already bullied and called fat growing up, even by my mom and seeing her thrive made me think in part that I could live a full life with an Ed. That is entirely false.Living through this is like living in a internal war zone it is horrific what happens not only to your mind but also your body. I will always struggle with this now . And I will say the internet is what encouraged me to continue and push. I was also involved in proana forums for years and I can tell you that they worship Eugenia.
@emiliabolsas7 ай бұрын
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@gracegrit30097 ай бұрын
Thank you for your videos and discussions! I’m 58. I suffered severely with an ED beginning at 15 years old. I was admitted to inpatient treatment at 18, right before I turned 19, and was inpatient for five months, outpatient for many more months, and continued therapy for many more years. Even 40ish years later, while overall my eating is normal physically and emotionally, when my life feels chaotic, like I have no control over thing in my life or feel hopeless, the pattern of the ED can sneak in easily…I don’t eat much one day, then over a few days I recognize I just ate “this much” one day and the next day I think, “Oh I could eat even less” and eating more feels like I’ve failed. And honestly, though I have reached a healthy place and have not had overwhelming active issues with an ED in 40 years, sometimes watching Eugenia and seeing her weight is a trigger for me…many years later, especially if I’m already struggling emotionally. I’ve watched Eugenia on and off for years, initially concerned for her and cared she was suffering; however, after seeing how many things she manipulates and controls the audience she has, I’m angry she has the platform while in the depths of an addiction, and an ED can be identified as an addiction. From my experience and knowledge, an ED is like an addiction which can always come back I stress or need to control something, like an alcoholic in recovery who takes one drink and it becomes a coping mechanism, though harmful. There are many purposes the ED can serve, a coping mechanism or a manipulation mechanism, and many reasons it is used as a coping mechanism. Eventually the ED takes control, but that does not mean the person with it has no control over what they do…and even often manipulates much, very much. I have many insights into Eugenia and recognize many things in her. I’m not an expert except through years of experiencing an ED and years of learning about it and therapy. I’m willing to share anything at any time that would be of help in understanding the disorder.
@alyssadaughertybell7 ай бұрын
She’s a kid….and I’m not tryna say that in a mean way but you’re old enough to be her mom. I’m sorry for your struggle but even I get surprised sometimes and I’m 29. I’m like six months older than her. Had my mama lived she’d be 67 atm and my daddy ain’t but 66. Eating disorders are neurobiological diseases. I got anorexia from my mama and bulimia from my dad’s mom and she’s 92 almost 93. I just…idk man. Ain’t no where safe.
@loonieloy7 ай бұрын
she isnt a kid… pointing out this ladies age was irrelevant. shes talking about the disorder they have shared and the experience shes had and knowledge shes gained from it.
@alyssadaughertybell7 ай бұрын
@@loonieloy sideways blaming someone for to triggering you when they are an generation underneath is what I’m upset about. At least my parents knew what to do with me. My mama and my granma got on to me to healthy and survive and never blamed for “triggering,” them bc I was their kid. You don’t know shit about eating disorders or how it feels or the reality of living with one.
@emiliabolsas7 ай бұрын
I would strongly suggest you write an op-ed piece. The Wall Street Journal has been running a lot of stories in the last 2 years about the dangers of social media - you have the wisdom of experience that needs to be shared.
@loonieloy7 ай бұрын
@@alyssadaughertybell she isnt blaming someone, shes saying that they are triggering, which is an argument many have about eugenia’s online persona. ur parents and someone on the internet are two entirely different situations.
@TaylerJones7 ай бұрын
yes, jordy. Your takes are spot on. My childhood was not perfect. Nobody's is. My parents were the strict authoritarian boomer type. I was not allowed to do most things, and I think this impacted my development a lot. HOWEVER, one part of my childhood I never expected to be entirely grateful for was my lack of social media/internet access. All of the devices I did have were time limited and full of parental controls, especially when I was really young. My parents had a vested interest in protecting me from the internet. At the time, I was super annoyed and felt left out from all my peers. I now recognize how toxic social media can be, especially for children who have no discernment. I want to be a teacher so i've been working with kids in an elementary school. The amount of parents nowadays who just throw an ipad at their children to shut them up is having a hugely negative impact on their education and social skills. I understand that parenting is increasingly stressful, especially nowadays when it's pretty much impossible to live on one income. Parents feel overwhelmed, and I get that. But, people really need to wake up and understand that many of these major issues we face in society are caused by issues in parenting. Do you pay attention to your child? How do you treat them? Do you spend time with them? Can THEY trust YOU? Are they happy? I understand, Jordy. My parents provided for me but it seemed like as long as I had a roof over my head, a bed, and food, everything else didn't matter and I should be grateful. No consideration for my experiences or mental health. Hopefully we can start to work together, it takes a village. People are so divided and alone right now. But until we can be attentive and loving parents consistently, these problems will continue to arise often.
@SM-qb7ce7 ай бұрын
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@Beach_flower7 ай бұрын
Jordy rolling his eyes with his stone face while doing the clapping hands 😂 that says it all right there
@sunkissedtoes7 ай бұрын
Me being 39 and still obsessed with The Little Mermaid and needing makeup tutorials 😅
@OpalMoonstone2477 ай бұрын
😂 There's nothing wrong with that though. I like Little Mermaid (the original) but it's only one of two Disney films that I like. And what's wrong with makeup tutorials? They're awesome. I'm an old Millennial, and I watch them all the time because they're fascinating and relaxing. I'm absolutely amazed at how far makeup has come, and the gatekeeping has ceased finally. I barely knew what highlighter was used for about 4 years ago lol Thanks to makeup subscription boxes and tutorials. At least your not obsessed with all the ridiculous childish stuff to the same degree. I mean, I still like Pikachu as well too but I only have a couple of stuffed animals. I still appreciate Barbies, but the other day I decided I'm going to donate my old Barbies finally to someone who would enjoy them at a younger age.(I started collecting them at 28 🤫)🖤
@iitzfizz7 ай бұрын
_"Aren't we all just enablers when you think about it guyssss?"_ Also she likes to say that she's not begging because "no-one has to give anything" but the same is true for someone pan handling on the streets, no-one has to give them anything but they're still begging.
@GrannyGooseOnYouTube7 ай бұрын
When you are undoubtedly thinner than 99.9% of the American population, how can Eugenia sit there and be annoyed when people think something is unusual or extreme?? Suppose she had more freckles than 99.9% of the population. Or suppose that she was taller than 99.9% of the population. Obviously, people are going to notice. You can't just pretend that it looks average.
@Poopiepies7 ай бұрын
Body dysmorphia is like that though. Would you blame a schizophrenic for believing their hallucinations are real? Their illness is so progressed from being untreated that it can cause cognitive dissonance and delusions to this extent. I know it’s frustrating and hard to empathize with, but there’s no telling how she views herself if her disease has progressed to this state.
@deevasquez11717 ай бұрын
Difference is Eugenia denies having any problem altogether, as someone with BD we tend to acknowledge we have it, just just fail to see how we look through the eyes of others at times, whereas Euegenia completely denies even having medical issues, that’s straight manipulation and gaslighting and nothing to with BD. People who are schizophrenic or people who are bipolar are aware that they have said illness, they’re just unable to control or differentiate themselves when manic or when in a state of psychosis. Telling the truth isn’t blame, if someone is hallucinating, doctors don’t play along to make them feel better.
@Poopiepies7 ай бұрын
@@deevasquez1171 I never said you had to agree with someone’s delusions or hallucinations; just saying it’s similar in terms of the cognitive dissonance in the person who believes them. It does little good to sit there and argue with someone in the middle of an episode or mental health crisis and expect them to think and act with a rational logical brain.
@tiger_37237 ай бұрын
In total fairness, a lot of people think someone looks tired without make-up. Like, its a thing. If they always wear make-up, which smooths out imperfections, and you see them without it, they look tired. So she is kind of responding like a normal person there, even if her body is approaching total collapse, which ISN'T normal
@maloryj71657 ай бұрын
True. From- someone with darker than average dark circles who occasionally stops wearing concealer until the next time someone asks "are you tired/sick/ok?" Lol
@josiechavarria7 ай бұрын
My take on why eugenia gets SO triggered by the diaper thing: When you have an ED (typically anorexia, bulimia or abulimia) as you are depriving from food most of the time your vowel movements weakens as your sphincter for the lack of food. So when you eat something or are in recovery, there is a super high chance you either piss or poop in your pants. So everyone I know that suffered an ED has a poop/piss story haha and believe me is not nice and it can still happen after recovery so is really annoying as you can not go out in peace, specially among friends. Luckily, when I got this happened to me they were just some episodes of peeing myself a bit (as I did not eat at all I did not got to poop myself) and is awfull because you can't control it, so I think eugenia has probably this happened to her, and is the same reason she refuses to drink water constantly. I know this, cause I stoped drinking water that often when that episodes had happened to me. Also a doctor explained to me that the intestins after loosing movement can shut down for good and I was really scared and started my recovery, but I had Anorexia for like 2 years by then and I am not sure how much can be in Eugenia's case! As a side note she says she eats, a lot of anorexics say this and is partially true, as often times we eat something at morning in order to don't pass out, because you wake up with zero sugar on your blood. So in my case I ate a cookie at morning with my mom watching me and afterwards when no one was looking, I took the plate to the bathroom and throw the rest of the meals on the WC and just left the dirty plates at the kitchen each day pretending I did eat. My parents believed I ate until they saw me totally on my bones 2 years later. Anorexics are very disciplined and controlling people, never forget that, Eugenia knows a lot more that she pretends to....
@lilachats7 ай бұрын
I think Jeffree Star has emboldened her to respond to negative comments with sass and sarcasm.
@Furnominal7 ай бұрын
She has to go to the hair salon to get her hair washed? If she can’t wash it herself, then that’s either some rich people stuff or her ED is affecting her daily activities.
@sonyagraske3767 ай бұрын
Sitting on pink sofa or in her gaming chair,( while she was on twitch,) says so much about how her capabilites to not do much says she isnt capable of washing her hair. The way she wears her clothing at times for days in a row says everything. No energy.
@florptytoo7 ай бұрын
Ironically, if Eugenia had had more parental supervision and less internet as a child, she'd probably be a wholly different and decent person. But who knows.
@greenie757 ай бұрын
Great point! Her whole identity is entwined with her internet presence.
@KimberlyMcGraw-ib3su7 ай бұрын
Anosognosia, also called "lack of insight," is a symptom of severe mental illness experienced by some that impairs a person’s ability to understand and perceive his or her illness. It is the single largest reason why people with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder refuse medications or do not seek treatment. Without awareness of the illness, refusing treatment appears rational, no matter how clear the need for treatment might be to others. Approximately 50% of individuals with schizophrenia and 40% with bipolar disorder have symptoms of anosognosia. Long recognized in stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological conditions, studies of anosognosia in psychiatric disorders is producing a growing body of evidence of anatomical damage in the part of the brain involved with self-reflection. When taking medications, insight improves in some patients.
@MyNeurospicyLife7 ай бұрын
As a parent you can’t always be there to monitor, in some circumstances. I’m a working single parent and I’m firm on screen time, I’ve had the conversations with my daughter - but she’s 12 and acts like a typical 12 year old. So when shes in the care of others while I’m working, there’s been situations where she gives into peer pressure to play games I’ve consistently said no to. Then I’ve had the adult in charge then say “it’s fine”. And these are close family, friends, or professionals 🤦🏽♀️ She has a disability so they think they’re giving her a treat, and she doesn’t have that capacity to process the mixed signals from ‘trusted’ adults. It’s frustrating, there’s been times it has been harmful (bullying), but there’s only so many options you have when you need to put food on the table 🖤
@moonkittyinspace7 ай бұрын
I know several single moms, and I feel that our society marginalizes single parents, which often leads to financial difficulties and the inability to be present for your child at all times. It’s important to keep this in mind when people say that this is solely a parents role and duty. I do agree that parents need to take responsibility, but how do we reconcile this with living in a society in which single moms often struggle financially and work multiple jobs?! The fact of the matter is, the Internet is omnipresent and everywhere, and a single parent can’t be everywhere at once. You also bring up a good point about people in your life who help with childcare, because I agree it takes a village, but you can’t always control the decisions those individuals make when you’re not there. The struggle is real and I’m sending well wishes to all single parents out there. This world, this society…doesn’t make it easy.
@MyNeurospicyLife7 ай бұрын
I’m lucky where most of the time I’m working from home, so can be more present but that attention is still very divided. The responsibility is definitely mine, but where I live it’s not a choice with working and our disability scheme only assists with funding supports rather than anything medical or as an income supplement. It’s a frustrating system, and I know the ‘village’ aren’t giving her that access out of malice, they “don’t want her to miss out while their kids are playing the game or on KZfaq”. But they aren’t dealing with the fallout of it or her spiralling because she’s so confused by the mixed messaging. Hopefully it’ll be easier for her to understand and say no to when she is a bit older, because I really think unless you isolate them completely (which we can’t do, obviously!) they’ll get that access somewhere. I appreciate your thoughtful reply to my comment too btw 😊 People aren’t always kind so thank you!
@moonkittyinspace7 ай бұрын
@@MyNeurospicyLife You’re very welcome! Stay strong and keep doing what you’re doing. Lead by example and plant those foundational seeds that will carry your daughter through the chaos and trying times of growing up in this world. Happiest of holidays to you and yours ☺️
@blueridgebunny88947 ай бұрын
Yay a morning with Jordy! 🎉❤ happy holidays family! Edit- in regards to being a parent; responsibility always falls on you however, that being said raising a child is a community effort and I would like to think that companies would have all children’s best interest in mind. ( I know better but as a community we should be better) However, at the end of the day it is the parent who is responsible. IMO ❤
@way2frizzy7 ай бұрын
Happy holidays!! ❤️❤️
@elliesmith81397 ай бұрын
"Morning Jordy" would be a great name for a podcast!!!😂
@songohan5117 ай бұрын
"Gifters are enablers" "Of what? 😜😜😜" She just LOVES the gaslighting and trolling 🙄
@florptytoo7 ай бұрын
It's probably just better to teach your kid to critically think for themself, to be curious, be confident, and not to be an idiot. That way they'll never be affected by the Eugenias of the world.
@Beach_flower7 ай бұрын
Yes! This is my mantra as a parent. I try to watch things with my kids, talk about the topics, and I NEVER treat anything as shameful. I just want them to see what it’s like to discuss, critique it from several points of view, etc. You can’t control your kids forever so it’s best to teach them HOW to think.
@enchantedprotection4447 ай бұрын
Yes, they need to learn to stand back, get away from the hive mind and think for themselves. They need to not be afraid to question things or disagree with their peers. Sadly this kind of thing needs teaching by parents/guardians, because the rest of society is all about the brainwashing and getting you to conform. Young people are often punished by exclusion or ridicule should they not conform, and you know how hard that is when you’re a kid.
@nancybarnum34937 ай бұрын
Yay! Morning coffee with Jordy!
@katice37 ай бұрын
I always have my coffee n ciggies with jordy
@kellylott92967 ай бұрын
It must be a sign that it may be a good day, when you got me to chuckle already at the very beginning. Welcome front. Lol. Thanks another day I needed a laugh Edit: you're doing it again Your advertisement for yourself LMAO 🤣 "Have you ever wanted more Jordy? Well... Now you can!" 🤣
@Supersadist7 ай бұрын
My theory about the Deb/Eugenia relationship is this: Deb was an ultra severe helicopter mom when Eugenia was a kid, the kind who never let Eugenia hang out with friends without her being present. Like Eugenia couldn't go to sleepovers or go to the mall unless Deb was there with her, so Eugenia became extremely isolated. I think that as Eugenia became a teenager and started to grow a little more independent, Deb got more and more upset that she couldn't see what Eugenia was doing at school. Thats possibly the reason Eugenia was switched to homeschooling. I really get the vibe that Deb absolutely NEEDED to know what her kids were doing every second of every day, so Eugenia being at school would have been a problem for Deb. I do think bullying may have been a tool used to convince Eugenia to switch to homeschooling, but wasn't the ultimate cause. I also don't think it's because Deb was afraid of CPS getting called either, I've seen pictures of Eugenia when she was in Highschool and yes, she was very thin, but I knew a lot of girls who looked similar naturally at that age (maybe not exactly that thin, but close anyway.) Then, Eugenia made a video about moving to the California house. Originally, she said that house was supposed to be for her and her brother to move in to without their parents. It seems like Deb accompanied them to California and just never went back. I think as Eugenia spent time online meeting people going into her 20's, she wanted to exercise her freedom as an adult to hang out with her friends without Deb. I really think at that time, Eugenia didn't want her mom to be present. Then, when the Jaclyn (spelling?) event happened, either Eugenia completely retreated into her moms "safety" after Deb likely did an "I told you so" speech. I know it was Jaclyn's intention to do good for Eugenia and get her help, but I think ultimately it mortified Eugenia to the point where she will never go anywhere without Deb ever again. Think about it like this; a scared and abused dog is hiding behind a dumpster, but you sit there and spend a lot of time coaxing it out, give it food, and pet it a little. The dog starts feeling more confident, and is coming up to you freely, maybe even wagging it's tail a little. But then, you snatch the dog quickly and aggressively by the neck, and throw it into a cage. You did this for the dog's own good, because you care and want to get it to the vet's office. But because you snatched the dog like that, it's never going to trust you or another human again. I'm not calling Eugenia a dog, I'm just trying to use that as a very basic comparison of what I think is going on here. The way Eugenia is reminds me a LOT of a girl I tried to be friends with in highschool, who also had an extremely overprotective helicopter mom. She wasn't allowed to leave her classroom at the end of the day until her mom walked in to escort her (This is a freshman I'm talking about.) She was on cross country, but could only go out running in our neighborhood as long as a parent was following her in a car. She DEFINITELY was not allowed to come to my birthday party unless her mom could come with her. That girl did eventually get to go out and have experiences after she was 18 (after massive amounts of fighting for that right,) but she was extremely stunted mentally and had absolutely zero life experiences. She had no real friends, never had a boyfriend, couldn't cook or do laundry. I am reminded of her constantly when I observe Eugenia. Anyway, just wanted to share my opinion about it 💁🏻♀️
@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe7 ай бұрын
“Welcome front” 😂, Jordy, never change
@maggiethecat767 ай бұрын
I was a 10 year old in chatrooms pretending to be a 15 year old (Idk, kid logic?), chatting with creeps unsupervised every day after school 🙃 Now that I think about it, that was wild. Especially now I'm thinking about having kids of my own.
@HildesYT7 ай бұрын
My back feels a little ignored right now, but my front feels seen.
@hellraisinhamster7 ай бұрын
My ed was in a way for me to take control of my “social status.” I grew up stocky and awkward with acne and braces, was the girl that got asked to the dances as a “joke.” That kind of immature crap. Then when I started losing weight and obsessing over my appearance the attitudes towards me changed. I felt like i fit in better. When I got really sick people showed care and concern that I didn’t receive in my entire life. I think one of the hardest parts of recovery from eds is the social crap around it and fearing you’ll go back to being “inferior” again when you recover. But that is part of the illness. Sometimes the illusion of control can be an addiction in and of itself. Sad what these kids go through now with social media amplifying it more
@Blake17207 ай бұрын
I’m sorry you went through that. Totally know that feeling. I’m 29 and still get some acne. Wish it was never a thing! 😢
@hellraisinhamster7 ай бұрын
@@Blake1720 Thank you! And yep the psychological impacts of severe acne is not discussed enough. Mine never went away until i went on isotretenoin. Plus all the filters now that make everyones’ skin looks smooth and pore-less I can’t imagine how teenagers feel now because its not only celebrities and models they are comparing themselves to but also filtered images/videos of their friends and acquaintances.
@Blake17207 ай бұрын
@@hellraisinhamster You’re so right. And people think you’re not cleaning your face because of your skin. Or if you eat healthy it’ll just go away. totally misperception of acne. glad you got on meds for it! I was so close to getting on that one that you have to take birth control to be on, but I had a small break in acne and never went on it. Kind of wish I did I probably wouldn’t have the more mild acne I have now at almost 30 . :/
@SM-qb7ce7 ай бұрын
YES DEB WATCHES EUGENIA'S STREAMS FOR SURE! And that's why she texts her when she sees or notices something she does online
@Baby.Annihilation7 ай бұрын
I mean.... I've admitted to gaslighting someone AFTER the fact. It was a part of me holding myself accountable for my toxic behaviors
@karaismoody7 ай бұрын
As someone who drove themself to rehab and been sober for 3 years now.. I’ve made these apologies A TON 😅
@songohan5117 ай бұрын
She definitely has a huge influence on her younger viewers
@LucyWithAWhyy7 ай бұрын
I just want to start by saying I really love this channel and content and I appreciate the entertainment of it. I am a mom of two teenagers. I am not sure how many people appreciate how hard it is to constantly monitor everything. The kids are exposed to these days. I grew up in the 80s and 90s when the internet was just starting and so I got to see the evolution of the internet in how easy it is now to access pretty much anything on the internet for kids. No matter how hard you try to protect them, they will always find a way. When I was a kid I found a way to start smoking cigarettes in my early teens and my parents were very very strict. So no matter what kids find a way especially if they know their parents don't want them to see it. In my opinion I feel is though having an open line of communication with your kids and talking to them about the things that they might be exposed to in an age. Appropriate way is the best way to help them to understand what they are seeing and what they are supposed to. You can't stop a kid from doing everything that you don't want them to do but you can at please try to help them to understand what they're seeing. I tried to put every parental guard I could on my child's computers or tablets but somehow they found a way around it. Having easier ways to restrict that content would definitely be beneficial.
@Beach_flower7 ай бұрын
YES! I’m your age and have tweens. I’m super open with my kids and their friends and I see what happens when you’re overly restrictive. All those kids Do is find a way, they find a friend’s iPad or phone and set up accounts, and they are completely blind to all the negative aspects because they don’t have an adult to talk it through with. I try to watch the content my kids watch (to an extent you can’t possibly do everything) and teach them HOW to critically think about the topics that are coming up. They need to be aware of what’s going on, aware of how to think from different perspectives etc.
@LucyWithAWhyy7 ай бұрын
Wow I need to edit this.. talk to text isn't always on with the way I speak I guess!
@Fun_Sized_Gigi7 ай бұрын
Yes! My daughter is 3 and we are starting that open line of communication early. We explain our decisions to her in hopes that by the time she’s a teen she trusts us to talk to us. I’m also a late 80s baby so I get it. You’re doing amazing. It’s a war zone out there in terms of things that bombard your family.
@s3belle7 ай бұрын
Yes! This, kids will have a "friend" with access! & I also think schools should help educate along side parents instead of just churning out well programed little workers!
@kathivampyk29547 ай бұрын
I agree with this so much. I myself have seen things that I don't even want to see, so it's difficult when your children will seak it out just because their friends are.
@razorsedgeart99827 ай бұрын
She truly believes there’s nothing wrong with her, see doesn’t look in the mirror and see what u see. So any question about her looking sick and tired she truly takes it as it’s not her weight
@CryinInDaaClub7 ай бұрын
Surprise! She did go live later than usual last night. Because Jeffree told her to and then sent her huge gifts. She bragged about the Pegasus gift all night. Chat complained that she was ignoring them, so she went to sub only. It was.... super fun.
@ZeCahli7 ай бұрын
How much is the Pegasus gift worth?
@CryinInDaaClub7 ай бұрын
@ZeCahli oh I have no idea, apparently it's ultra rare and there was a lot of screaming, so probably a whole lot. Must be nice for a millionaire to show up in your chat.
@rapunzel18197 ай бұрын
He needed her to help him win his battles and once he was done she went live and basically he just sent her the money back. Funny how he ignored her for days till he needed her.
@CryinInDaaClub7 ай бұрын
@@rapunzel1819 yeah.... funny.
@redss1117 ай бұрын
@@CryinInDaaClub Oh my gosh, a poop pegasus, for amazing Eug.!!
@andreapeters9467 ай бұрын
One issue that i cannot dismiss, is how OLD Eugenia looks (especially when appearing in her genuine "skin"). There is such a thing as chronologically age, and then there is physiological age; since she has not been kind to herself physically, her physiological age has increased.
@naninolovyou63887 ай бұрын
Deb is watching EVERYTHING. She is a manipulative, coercive, frightening. Not for the reasons we think. I think she is a control freak.
@redss1117 ай бұрын
No, Eug is that person. Deb is on her receiving end.
@Dorothyann4367 ай бұрын
Its so strange how she seems so connected with her 15 yr old self. I remember the music, cutesy items, scene kid hairstyle. She is stuck in 2007. I do believe based on how she described her childhood Deb is probably just an extreme enabler. Jonas brother concerts were more important than school. I think she has never had responsibilities put on her and is socially stunted from that . The eating Disorder in my opinion is another thing she can do without any pushback. criticism =Bullying for her is also very telling to how she thinks. I do believe Deb is worried about her health but in her way of dealing with it is to watch her closely in fear of losing her. Just my 2 cents
@oscarthagrouch7 ай бұрын
why 2007 specifically. was she even on youtube?
@claireculp5767 ай бұрын
Kids will find a way to access the internet whether it's on a friends device or their own. Even the best involved parents can't monitor their kids 24/7. Unrealistic.
@Pirta7 ай бұрын
I'm just confused as to like...... what do people get out of giving Eugenia money? like she doesn't create content or ANYTHING at all really - except sitting on her sofa in some clothes saying some makeup is "so cool" or "so amazing" (the only descriptive words she knows I feel like). like she doesn't even tell stories or anything worthwhile
@Pirta7 ай бұрын
(also: does she even know what christmas foods are 💀)
@deevasquez11717 ай бұрын
Lmao probably not
@TakitoWaffles7 ай бұрын
Agree 100% on the need for parents to teach student digital literacy and responsibility. I was a teacher and one of the reasons I had to leave the profession was the rampant addiction to social media, decreased attention span, and learning false information from short form content. (I've got my problems with social media use as well...I grew up during the Wild West internet of the late 90s and I saw things that I shouldn't have.)
@jennamiller2127 ай бұрын
For elementary age children, I don't think they should be on tiktok. However, as a mom of 2 TEENS, those kids will be able to find and watch whatever they want. They all have their phones out in school now, so if they aren't watching it at home, someone will show them at school. Both of my kids have said Eugenia has popped up on their fyp randomly. This is why it's important to have open and honest relationships with your kids so they feel less inclined to hide things from you.
@Poopiepies7 ай бұрын
The fact of the matter is there’s age minimums and anyone under 14 isn’t allowed to be on TikTok according to tiktok. Seeing all the comments of like 9 year olds making videos instead of spending time with family at holidays is so fucking wild! Like all the adults are just… sitting there okay with that???
@Teddy-57337 ай бұрын
Why is EC always wearing a hoodie or a t shirt with NO BOTTOMS? Always fishnets but no bottoms. 😳
@amymarieanderson27877 ай бұрын
Y'all.... I've struggled with ED (ana) for my entire life... thought I had it under control and then Eugenia happened.... at the lowest weight I've ever been at. 😔 I didn't think she'd have an effect on me but here we are. I'm 40, if she can do this to me she's definitely hurting kids.
@MosDaft7 ай бұрын
Same. I'm 53. It's sad. It's hard. My whole life. It was really hard to have kids, I have a teenage daughter, & now I worry a lot about her.
@nerfworthy1127 ай бұрын
So I'm a 90s kid and I was on the internet back when it really was the wild west. Chat boards were completely unhinged and I was seeing things that I really shouldn't have at 11-12 years old. I think of it similar to movies and ratings. Things like age restrictions, or viewer discretion advised. In my opinion, that should be a thing for EC content too. Thanks for having this conversation with us. It's really important. I also want to say I totally get you when you talk about how you are now repulsed by the idea of talking to a child on the internet like that. I can't tell you how many inappropriate conversations I had during my teenage years with adults online. I think it absolutely played a role in priming me to be okay with situations that are definitely not okay. I met a man in his 30s when I was 17 and we ended up dating, and we married when I was 19. It was emotionally abusive start to finish, though I didn't realize it at the time. I was with him until I was 29 when I finally got the courage to leave. He's all I'd ever known as an adult. As I approached the age that he was when I first met him, I began to see more and more how strange and wrong the whole situation was. I could not even fathom seeing, really, anyone under the age of 25 at this point in a romantic way. It's absolutely repulsive to me. I feel sick to my stomach that I was ever even in that situation to begin with.
@Gxie7 ай бұрын
I am 42, so well out of having the stressors of peers at school. I watch you and I read the comments and every video is packed with an intelligent break down of what we are seeing. What I’ve been doing is restricting a lot lately under the guise of “fasting” when it’s really just not eating. I do not want to look like EC, but if I can just cut down a little, I’d like to be 15 or 20 lbs lighter. As much as I don’t want to say it, I am influenced by Eugenia big time. The craziest thing is that I agree with all that we discuss about her. The reason I’m saying it is that if someone like me - at this age & who honestly knows better, can be influenced by her, I couldn’t imagine being a child seeing her and not being influenced at some level. She’s “popular” and making a ton of money for doing absolutely nothing and all she has to do is starve. 😔
@misfitrosetarot7 ай бұрын
Hi Jordy! Loved your 2nd channel promo. I recognized those Sarris chocolate-covered pretzels! LOL Also, I'm a parent to 7 and ten-year old girls. I'm not a helicopter parent, but neither of my kids have phones even though they do have tablets. The tablets they use have excellent parental controls, they will stop after a preset time, and my kids dont have access to any apps that I don't approve of. They still do normal kid activities outside of electronics. I also communicate with them about everything.
@heartofearthcrystals7 ай бұрын
Jordy, I absolutely LOVE your energy!!! Going to pop over and follow OLMJ now then I’ll be right back! 😂❤
@sarastrehl3017 ай бұрын
Eugenia did go live last night. I happened upon her stream before i went to bed. Essentially it was her and Esme nonstop promoting Jeffree's new collection. The whole battle felt like an ad, in the way Jeffree even gifted(paid) them with his level 50 Pegasus animation that sent both Eugenia and Esme reeling. They screenrecorded the moment because it was the best gift in the world, according to Eugenia.
@sarastrehl3017 ай бұрын
I should add that it made me wonder if Jeffree actually enjoys the excessive praise or if it becomes annoying and fake feeling to him. From my perspective of listening to Eugenia and Esme speak about him and his products last night, the praise felt overboard and almost fake. They'd only just gotten the facial products but are apparently using them like crazy, they're amazing, etc. Seems a bit much if they'd only just received the product a day or two ago. Aside from that, the recirculating praise of Jeffree is just a bit weird and worship like. A very bizarre friendship that doesn't allow for healthy conversations.
@songohan5117 ай бұрын
Jordy's second channel is worth it. You'll see strangers hammering on his car window asking if he's cold, every time a car parking besides him even tho a deserted parking lot, and him getting a bag of chocolate cookies although he asked for an apple.
@Mismanaged_Marisa7 ай бұрын
I also 2nd subbing to Jordy’s 2nd channel!! Great stuff 🎉
@Mismanaged_Marisa7 ай бұрын
Eugenia HEAVILY plays to a younger audience because who else would watch this?? No cursing (until recently), the stuffed animals, playing with make-up, cute clothing, younger “voice.” It sucks and is so unfair. And they see the “bullies” in chat and kids probably feel like a “savior” to Eugenia and get the positive affirmation from Eugenia with acknowledgement and compliments of “sweet” and “amazing.”
@MrsMorrisReads7 ай бұрын
I was anorexic in my early 20s. Eugenia was not around back then and for that I am grateful. Part of the reason I was able to pull myself out of it was because I was tired of being alone. I had pulled myself away from everyone and everything to hide my secret. I think if Eugenia had been around I would have felt like there was someone I could relate to and not have been alone in my own world. I may not have come out of it when I did.
@michelinelalonde22177 ай бұрын
She used to just skip over the comments she didn’t like. Now, she looks for confrontation. She has become a real smart mouth. I used to give her the benefit of the doubt, but she has become obnoxious, especially over the last few months.
@DameVonBonDaisy7 ай бұрын
Hey Jordy & friends- here is my parent input- I connected my KZfaq 2 my phone & tablet- I can easily see how long my son uses the iPad & what exactly he's watching. Even when I'm not home, I'm looking through what he's watching. If anything bad- I call or txt to tell him to switch it! Lol 😂 as a parent we do need to be on top of these things. Kids do not know better. The blame is never on the child. Ever.
@JessicaCondon57 ай бұрын
Welcome front. Jordy, you are so weird and I mean that as the highest form of praise. I, too, dabble in the art of weirdness. I more than dabble, I full body plunge.
@doggiemushroomnose7 ай бұрын
Weirdos unite! 😂
@DeevoSmaty7 ай бұрын
From my past relationship and some toxic friendships Her subtle gaslighting and mocking really f##ks with my head that’s why I just watch your videos so I don’t let it get to me. I went years being gaslit bad to the point where I lost myself and thought everything in my head was a lie I felt completely insane. After getting away from that I’ve grown and healed but still struggle time to time and listening to her gaslight her whole audience is just infuriating to me. She knows what she’s saying she reads those “hate” comments on purpose to rile everyone up and then gaslight and act like she has no idea..
@morgan31267 ай бұрын
Yeah that’s the thing that irks my soulll. She purposely reads the negative comments to stir up the chat then deflects and gaslights. And honestly her level of gaslighting is like 4 y.o level (nuh UH, no I’m not u guyyyzz) which is more insulting
@tinacolbourneart10917 ай бұрын
@@morgan3126her gaslighting and deflecting angers me so much 😠. It's beyond frustrating for someone who actually wishes she could be healthy and happy. It's like a slap in the face.
@way2frizzy7 ай бұрын
When I watch her lives here and there, she is ALWAYS reading the “hate” comments. I believe it’s the only thing that she can have a so called conversation about. She loves the drama and likes to stew in it. I agree, she is very childish and has regressed in her vocabulary from when she first started out on KZfaq. It’s scary to think that when she was 19, she was more level headed and smarter than she is now. Her ED has really done some damage on her brain.
@tinacolbourneart10917 ай бұрын
@@way2frizzy ya on Wednesday people weren't making many negative comments but people were spamming the blue butterflies so she decided to go to sub only chat 🙄. It seemed weird to me because on most nights she has ten times more hate comments, it didn't make sense why she turned on sub only chat. But after your comment it makes sense, she didn't have any hate comments to respond to.
@redss1117 ай бұрын
@@way2frizzy She has a severe personality disorder. ED doesn't make people into pro manipulators.
@evelyndelaney32517 ай бұрын
Just in time for my morning break at work 🤭🤭🤭 I love me some Jordy
@lazydayz42947 ай бұрын
Jordy, I work overnights and I appreciate you keeping me company when things are slow and for keeping me awake when I'm exhausted! Keep doing you!
@GothGoblinxo7 ай бұрын
You are a delight. Never stop being you. It has to be said.
@JojoNicole7 ай бұрын
Everyone in my life: “We want you to recover!” Me: “Recover from what? My addiction to Jordy videos? Well guys I don’t feel like I need to recover from anything, I’m fine and everything like that.”
@theonotmybrotherskeeper7 ай бұрын
The morning uploads really keep me moving at work. I love listening to you as I cook and clean
@Ayatron347 ай бұрын
Eugenia's 2nd to none at ragebaiting the audience. I have to rememberthat consciously whenever I feel the frustration building. It's all intentional and calculated to annoy people cos she knows that gets people talking so increases exposure. ALot of this is business.
@misobellafi20597 ай бұрын
Jordy laughs like he ate a retired hedge fund manager And I’m not saying that in a demeaning way because that’s really impressive, he earned that laugh if that’s the case it’s giving landed gentry
@CianneDoodles7 ай бұрын
Just starting watching this episode and I have to say, Jordy, you are hilarious! That sponsored video was everything. Thank you for keeping me sane through darker days.
@username43507 ай бұрын
as a parent, I don’t think that monitoring your child screen time. Every time they use a device is the solution. Times are so hard right now and with both parents working it should absolutely be on the companies to not expose our children to these things. No parent can monitor their child on online activity 24 seven.
@krystin_franklin_music7 ай бұрын
Jordy, for not being a parent, you nailed it! We walk a fine line every day in every regard, even on little things like mealtime. But especially on exposure and social media. I am not looking forward to the teenage years with the way society is now. I remember when my mom found out about my Vampire Freaks account. It used to be a Facebook for gothic people. Now it's a clothing site. Anyway, I was grounded and off the internet for what might have been a year or more. My mom took it too far and told my principal to not allow me to do schoolwork on the internet in the library at school after this incident. It was so embarrassing, and having to cite books only for projects was a headache.
@karaismoody7 ай бұрын
OMG VAMPIRE FREAKS! I forgot all about that! I wonder if my acct still exists 😂
@SammehMarley7 ай бұрын
omggggg i miss vampire freaks hahaha
@Tuco_Salamanca37 ай бұрын
It isn’t Eugenia, tik tok or anyone else’s job to raise someone’s kids. It’s solely the parents job. Kids shouldn’t be online unsupervised. Let alone at all, quite frankly
@babymama4067 ай бұрын
I was in my teens when dial up internet started being available in most homes. Omg, I saw disturbing things. I’ll never forget seeing that beheading video (that I wasn’t searching for, there was no social media, everything was just all mixed up.). No adults knew what was going on either. As far as social, they need to make up their minds. Either we censor things, or we don’t. It’s the picking and choosing based on what narrative they want to push is what bothers me.
@Aashka_The_Mystic7 ай бұрын
I ended up talking to an older man online when I was a teen. It got weird and creepy really fast. I stopped talking to him.
@JessicaCondon57 ай бұрын
Yeah, I can think of many things that didn't seem weird at the time, but now set off every alarm I have. For instance my friend's 30 year old brother buying a bunch of us 15 year old girls alcohol....thought he was just a super cool guy at the time. Looking back (Jordy voice)...that was odd...that was odd. More than odd.
@florptytoo7 ай бұрын
It's crazy how smart we thought we were, yet ... nope. 😂
@JessicaCondon57 ай бұрын
@@florptytooSeriously. It's honestly shocking that most of us survived to adulthood 😂