#whitney bates

[fundieshaderoom]

BSB Closing Down

[countingandsnarkingon]

19 week, 3 day bumpdate from Whitney. Due August 25th?

[spurgie-cousin]

If this is Lydia's rehearsal dress I caaaan't wait to see her actual dress. This look is so goddamn good

[fundiebabynamebible]

Zach and Whitney Bates Instagram

[houseoffundies]

Is this Whitney

Not sure if this is Whitney at the wedding but she's very strong if it is.

[slysnarksfundies]

Let me guess, paint the brick white, the windows will have black frames, and maybe wood shutters or accents. 😴

[bates-family-agenda]

Whitney Bates IG

Those boots 😍

[jingersnosescrunch]

Not all adoptive parents are good people. Whitney decided to cut them out of her life for a reason and it may not have anything to do with Kelly. I’m not saying they were bad people, but I know so many brides who were given away by their shitty fathers that we can’t judge whether or not they were good people just because they seemed nice enough. There’s clearly a lot of pain and history and it’s not up to us to judge whether or not the estrangement is justified. That’s just my opinion.

Yeah I don’t necessarily believe her adoptive parents were good people. Unfortunately child neglect and abuse are common even among adoptive or foster families. I’m not saying that either Whitney’s adoptive or bio family were neglectful or abusive but it happens.

I would never say what is the right thing for Whitney to do. Especially as a stranger seeing her life in an edited tv show and social media! But I do think the Bates family would tell her what to do because they have strong convictions derived from their interpretation of the Christian Bible.

I mostly think it’s interesting that she went from no contact with her bio family to then no contact with her adoptive family. It usually takes a lot for a person to go no contact with people who raise them.