Jessa Duggar

Back in May of 2019, Jessa Duggar welcomed her third child.

This was big news in the Duggar-obsessed corners of the Internet, and not only because a new human being had entered the world.

These are very strange times for the Duggar family.

What began as a relatively simple feud between Derick Dillard and Jim Bob Duggar has developed into a rift that's torn the family in two.

Jessa Duggar knows, you guys.

She reads the Internet.

Last week, we declared Kendra Caldwell the most popular Duggar in-law.

That might still be the case overall, but it looks like we've got a new winner in the male category, and it's probably not the Duggar son-in-law that you would expect.

For the first time in recent human history we're all coping with a situation that none of has ever encountered before.

That being the case, you'd think we'd be a little sympathetic toward those who are handling the situation in a manner that we might consider less than ideal.

Welp, now we've seen everything.

And we mean it, you guys: EVERYthing.

The Duggar family's response to the coronavirus pandemic has attracted a lot of attention from fans.

While several Counting On stars have decided to ignore the social distancing guidelines designed to curb the spread of the virus, others have done their civic duty by playing it safe.

These are strange times for the Duggar family.

Of course, these are strange times for all of us, as the coronavirus has forced billions of people to shelter in place and avoid human contact.

At this point, it's pretty clear that Jessa Duggar is sick of being parent-shamed.

And we don't blame her one bit.

Remember just a few days ago?

When Jessa Duggar wore pants in an apparent eff-you to her father?

The Duggars have never been big on science.

They think the Earth is 6,000 years old; they don't believe in evolution; and they're convinced that climate change is a liberal hoax.

Welp, it just happened again.

Even amid a nationwide pandemic and even though Jessa Duggar has basically been forced to shelter at home with her three young kids.

As Americans enter their third full week of isolation, many people who had never heard of social distancing a month ago are suddenly experts on the matter.

And of course, many of these people are happy to share their expertise on social media and inform you of exactly what you're doing wrong.

Social-distancing. It's a phrase you may have never heard of a couple weeks ago, but if you're like most Americans, it describes your current lifestyle.

All over the world, people are living in isolation in order to minimize the risk of contracting the coronavirus or spreading it to someone else.