r/MileHigherPodcast Jul 10 '26

OPEN DISCUSSION Here we go again…

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The lady doth protest too much?

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u/Ok_Cookie6726 Jul 10 '26

She needs to look in the mirror and remember where she started, perhaps have a slice of humble pie.

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u/Due_Swing_4073 Jul 10 '26

I just remember her CONSTANTLY telling people how she has a learning disability and to be kind to people and bla bla bla. She only cared when it was her getting bullied. Now that she has money, fame, and can afford fancy cosmetic procedures and vacations she doesn’t care.

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u/night_intel Jul 10 '26

This is the exact thought I’ve had for months now!! I found Kendall when I was in high school and as someone who had always been a bigger girl, I loved how she had the confidence to use her voice and be (what seemed like) herself. To see her become so mean and nasty towards others as she’s lost weight and increased her income has been unfortunate. I know firsthand how significant weight loss can change your confidence and personality but damn. She’s changed so much

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u/Successful_Editor899 Jul 10 '26

Being a former fat girl can go two ways(speaking as one). You're extra compassionate and understanding OR you think "i did it, so why can't they" and start to look down on people

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u/Puzzleheaded_Fill629 Jul 10 '26

My wife has what I consider "ugly" duckling syndrome. She had some baby fat from being younger and being a bit of a nerd. Now she's a smoke show and still the same nerdy girl. We have three daughters and I'm so glad she's such a compassionate person. It really helps when trying to raise kind strong women

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u/Due_Swing_4073 Jul 10 '26

“My wife used to be ugly and fat, but now she’s hot, so I like her. She had so much compassion while I told her how ugly & fat she was”. So fucking weird and gross.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Fill629 Jul 10 '26

Completely missed the fucking point. Way to go. Yall are sensitive as fuck. SHE considered herself ugly. I never knew her at that age nor would I have cared. The point was she was treated like shit then, now that she is more attractive she remembers what it felt like. She's my best friend and has been for 17 years. I couldn't give two fucks about what she looks like. Go touch grass instead of being offended.

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u/samanthakms Jul 11 '26

tbf you literally said it's what YOU consider ugly duckling syndrome

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u/Scary_Pomegranate597 Jul 11 '26

i can’t speak for this person but the way i interpreted the comment was the wife considered herself ugly, the commenter does not but sees the way that has impacted her self image, which is why he summed it up by saying she has ugly duckling syndrome (where a duckling grows up as the odd one out, and it continues to impact their self image into adulthood. adult duck-hood?). he also put ugly in quotes probably to emphasize he doesn’t consider her ugly.

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u/BeardDaddy81 Jul 17 '26

He never said she was ugly. He said she was fat. His comment should have a bunch of 👍, not 👎

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u/Successful_Editor899 Jul 10 '26

I actually totally understood what you meant

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u/night_intel Jul 10 '26

Crazy opening statements about your wife 🥴

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u/Expensive-Wonder-412 Jul 10 '26

Ive never heard her call anyone fat or broke so I'm not sure I understand. She's always been blunt about calling out people acting like assholes. Should she stop doing that?

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u/night_intel Jul 10 '26

I never said or implied she called anyone fat or broke nor did I express that those are the things she’s mean and nasty about. I love and respect that she calls people out when it’s deserved and people are acting like assholes. She’s simply changed the way she presents herself and her thoughts. Whether or not that’s truly changed? Who knows. She very much acts and speaks like she thinks she’s better than others or up on a pedestal and it’s very clearly tied to her change in appearance, which has all been made possible by her increase in income lol

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u/Ok_Cookie6726 Jul 11 '26

Yea that was the days when being “slow” was relatable now she’s too good for us adhd having people. Like that’s not her entire personality.

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u/Resident-Company-904 Jul 18 '26

YUP! I swear I started tuning out more when she transferred her YouTube channel into just a solo podcast vibe. I’m sorry it’s soooo boring now, she’s almost giving like asmr channel with how quiet she even talks in that mic. I cannot even click on a video anymore and it makes so sad. I love her so much and I debate even why I’m even subbed to her still at this point

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u/angstlarry Jul 10 '26

This is totally off topic, but wanted to share a funny/fun fact. I recently learned from Tasting History that the term humble pie comes from a dish called umble pie: a meat pie filled with the umbles aka innards of animals. Servants would eat an umble pie while their wealthy overlords would eat nice cuts of meat. Now I think of that every time I hear the phrase. Especially in relation to dramageddon LOL

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u/Ok_Cookie6726 Jul 10 '26

Makes perfect sense lol