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On Farrah Abraham‘s thought train went down the memory lane and she wanted her followers along the ride. The former Teen Mom star shared a throwback, with a call for people to reflect on their initial reaction after watching her episodes in 16 & Pregnant in 2009 and then, later in 2020, as the initial days of Teen Mom. But this doesn’t end there in nostalgia.
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An opportunity in Abraham’s eyes to do just that is from gathering content for a project that will center around the effects of “team moms” while sparking an Ankara antrum in the conversation of contraception, fertility, and modern dating.
In the caption, she summoned everyone-from grandparents to middle schoolers and high schoolers, reporters, and executives, to give their various perspectives. “something amazing is happening and would love for you to be apart because whether you know it or not you were apart of the teen mom journey that I’m grateful for,” she wrote, asking for the stories to be sent to her in an email.
The clip saw Abraham passionately talking about her project, giving a little bit of her novice dabbling around in the press. She implored Canadians, Poles, Aussies, and all others in these United States and around the world somehow touched by the idea of team moms: “If you had a team mom love group if you ever stop me or another team mom is that you saved my life.” She said this from her heart, begging the people to send their stories.
Reactions varied, from bright and bubbly approval to… well, there were a couple more who couldn’t take a trip down memory lane. Such brave support comes in the comments, shouting “I love this!!”, and “what a great idea,” then that second bunch went on to passionately ensure, “People need to stop making negative comments about Farrah I love everything about Farrah. Farrah is a amazing mother i love Farrah so much Farrah has so much love in her heart.” To that second-wave adoration, another shot back with, “you also have the Iq of a peanut,” just because.
Of course, that wasn’t the only insult. “You look like an alien” was one insult that was coincidently seconded by another: “For real he does.” In the same fashion came, “Did a bee sting your mouth???” and yet another comment was, “Damn you look awful.” Abraham jolted in affirmative response to one comment with NO ONE CARES!!!
Amid the craziness, some moments of sweetness appeared, such as a fan stating, “I named my kids Bentley and Lincoln… thank you for the inspiration yall!” Another revealed, “I named my son after Bentley from Teen Mom, does that count???” Hence, proving just how culturally pertinent the franchise still is. Someone even joked about Abraham’s notorious Froco glasses from her Teen Mom days and suggested that she should get them out for the interviews.
There were also those… unique recommendations. “You should check out plan parenthood, you’ll find someone to have in your show,” suggested one fan, getting another commenting, “when I saw your pooping for money videos though,” in reference to Abraham’s adult film career. Because nothing says “family-friendly nostalgia” quite like bringing up someone’s adult entertainment history during what was meant to be a debate on teen pregnancy.
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Regardless, Abraham seems determined to press on with her project in tribute to how team moms affect people’s lives while concomitantly studying the changing perception concerning fertility and dating since her days at MTV-whether people remember her as that controversial reality star, that polarizing figure in newsprint, or merely early 2000’s TV fodder. One thing is clear: everyone is talking again. And with comments like these, the girl is going to be flooded with material for the next stretch of her career. The question is, is the audience going to be ready to take a look at whatever “something amazing” she’s hiding?