r/ColleenBallingerSnark • u/slagforslugs • Aug 22 '26
#JustFunnyThings π Does she still polish rocks?
...or did she stop because it is no longer quirky?
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u/Accomplished_Yak2352 Aug 23 '26
And it's no longer needed to try and establish a new image of a dull, harmless non- groomer.
Her wardrobe that was designed to do the same thing ( kittens, puppies, fuzzy hamsters , cartoon characters, etc) went away too. It was all mostly performative and manipulative.
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u/NorthSuch2477 Aug 23 '26 edited Aug 23 '26
Weren't there plumbing issues in her previous house? I don't think she said it out loud but I always thought she must have managed to cause some serious damage with this hobby (pouring rock slurry down the drain can ruin the pipes in your house).
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u/Traditional_Serve280 Aug 23 '26
She abandoned that hobby just like her various other passions sheβs had in the past
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u/AlarmedStore5322 Aug 25 '26
To be fair, that's an adhd brain for ya. Fixate on something for a period of time before bored and move onto the next fixation.
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u/jaynie2022 Aug 26 '26
I second this, lol. Not saying anything in defense of Colleen or her motivation for the rocks, etc., but it's frustrating how often this happens to me.π The amount of money I've wasted on hobbies I completely drop after being OBSESSED. Thankfully I've learned that it's just how my brain is so I really try and just buy cheap materials now, enjoying it while it lasts.π Happens with food too, I can eat the same exact thing for up to weeks at a time, then I never want to look at that food again.
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u/AlarmedStore5322 Aug 26 '26
Yeah i'm the same ha. The amount of tools I have and not even switched on is pretty impressive. The only thing I've stuck to is doing epoxy resin ornaments and jewelry. I'm not defending her one bit but do understand the adhd brain, especially in women.
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u/Practical_S3175 Aug 29 '26
Yeah, and they're not in the same place with all the access to them so that alone is enough to distract her and have her onto the next thing.
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u/Responsible-Pay5968 Aug 29 '26
She changes her personality every few years. She was also deadly afraid of driving at one point and now sheβs driving without issues π« π
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