Jinger Duggar
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260 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
Jinger Duggar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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even if people don't agree with me or they think now Ginger's kind of crazy, you know, for living by what I actually see as true.
I think that it was interesting. Like we talked to them about a couple of these issues, right? Because especially being in the public eye, I think there's more pressure.
Yeah. That's another pressure. And the things that people say. Yeah. are just not accurate. And as to why I do things that I do, it's not to spite anyone. I don't have ill will against even how we were raised and the things that we did. Yeah, there are some things that are harder to work through long-term because of it, but I'm not sitting over here like,
oh man, now I hate that I was raised this way because I see how a lot of parents got into that. I see how they had these convictions because they thought it was the Bible. And they got wrapped up in a teacher that was teaching them things that they thought were gonna save their kids.
and so i get it it's well-meaning and it seems so good on the outside yeah so like all of these outward things as they i started to see that they were not actually based in the bible at all but they were just a man's opinion then that started to change the way i viewed it and then it took me quite a few years to get to the place where i felt like okay
now I'm so strong in what I believe that it's easier for me to talk about it. Cause I wouldn't even talk about it. Like I might've been wearing pants, but it was harder for me to like voice it because I was just afraid of like family and friends still thinking I'm crazy. because I left those teachings.
And so, yeah, it wasn't the easiest thing for me to do to like step outside of all those teachings and like live it out. Cause I knew that I go from like being the easy compliant kid to being a difficult child in some people's eyes. So yeah, that was a challenge.
Yeah, not being like sharp or like just, or like... saying it with a certain tone. Like, oh, you should know that already. Or like, whatever. Just making an offhanded remark.
That's a huge thing now that we've been working through.
And teaching them how to resolve conflict through that. But at the same time, there are also times where you need to step away and talk as a couple and not talk in front of them. So they see there's a stability and there's not like, they're not like, oh, why are mom and dad talking about this? You know, like, yeah, there are times where we will slip away.
And like, if something's really bothering one of us, we are going to talk it out. And we're not like...
hashing out all of the issues in front of them or big major things like decisions about every little thing in front of them because there is a time where you need to do that but on just the basic day in and day out stuff or if i'm frustrated um and i say something that's just not kind of like i'm sorry babe i shouldn't have said that you know and like the kids are there yeah and that way they can hear us apologize even if we said something that was harsh because it's like
You aren't perfect. And you want to see that when mom and dad sin against each other, we're going to apologize. And that's what we want them to be able to do.
There are times where I will yell out, stop, I had to do that just a couple days ago.
A million times a day. At Jer's work, they get so comfortable and she was with grandma and then she saw me across the street and wanted to run. And I was like, stop. And she didn't hear me the first time. So I'm yelling and I'm like, here, all these people around watching me, but who cares? No, you're about to go in the street.
And so like there, they need to be warned of the dangers that are around.
that's not actually fulfilling for the bully or even your own kid will you stand up for your own kid there was a time we were at the playground you probably remember this it just came to mind but there was a kid who was just there hanging out I think his maybe grandparent was far away like sitting in this building not looking at him he was a little guy and he was just he was just like angry and like just being he was just like in a mood and you could tell like something was a little off
So Jeremy just started like positively trying to reinforce any little thing that he would do good. He was kind of like, our kids were there. Right. And he was being super rough and like, but just angry. Like he was just angry. So Jeremy was like, okay, let's play this game. You know, like trying to like stand up because our kids were, they were going to get hurt. It was a very tall playground.
It was like three feet in the air. I mean, three stories, you know, and I was like, somebody's going to get hurt. And, um, but Jeremy like was able to like diffuse the situation and stand up and talk to him. Like, you know, Hey, let's not, this is getting a little rough and no one was there to like stop him. Um,
And, um, but then he just started like, you know, talking to the kid and like, it was helpful, like diffuse the situation. But like in those settings, it can be so uncomfortable. Cause it's like, you don't know what to do, but you, would you rather be quiet and not protect your own child or, you know, just so this kid can do what he's doing? Or are you going to stand up and talk?
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