Among all Duggar News siblings, many believe that Jinger is the most successful one. That’s because she didn’t use the family name to get ahead in life. She instead presented herself in the most candid way possible and also brought up the dark side of her family’s IBLP lifestyle. Fans found her journey very insightful. Jinger has announced a brand new book.
Jinger has earned lots of love and appreciation as an author. Most of her books have talked about her experience of unlearning the toxic side of religious teachings. But this time around, she is all set to do something different. As per her new post, Jinger is all set to release her new self-help book! What will it be about? When will it be releasing?
Duggar News: Jinger Has Addressed Her People Pleasing Tendencies Before!
It’s known in the Duggar News fanbase that Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo are the most candid couple in the family. They often talk about their unlearned patterns and new insights in their podcast. They have addressed many things there. One of them is their newfound relationship with Christianity while discarding all the toxic teachings from childhood.
In an episode, Jinger addressed how she was “performing” in her first year of marriage to keep Jeremy “faithful.” Unfortunately, that’s what she was taught. But he slowly encouraged her to take up space and not to be fake and express her opinions, no matter how contrasting. That’s how she started breaking out of her people pleasing tendencies. Now, she is all set to release a book about this experience.
Duggar News: Jinger Announces New Book’s Release Date! Available To Pre-Sale Already
Jinger Duggar is all set to release her new book, People Pleaser: Breaking Free from the Burden of Imaginary Expectations. The Duggar News star wanted to write a book that was “more relatable,” so it will contain several personal stories and her insights as she navigated her “people-pleasing” habits.
While admitting she was “such a people pleaser” Jinger revealed being consumed with what people around her thought about her. All of it also began to affect her relationships and she had slso started rejecting some bonds while worrying what they would think of her. Vulnerably, Jinger confessed that she developed people-pleasing tendencies as a teenager.
Jinger fessed up to feeling that she was “too fat” even when she wasn’t and resorting to eating less. She did so as she feared her friends would be skinnier than her and wouldn’t want to stay friends with her. So, her thought pattern began with her struggle with an eating disorder, and the people-pleasing just continued.
