Jinger Duggar

When is a delicious meal not just a delicious meal?

When it involves the slaughtering of innocent animals, some folks out there believe.

If you follow them on social media, then you're probably aware that the Duggars get mom-shamed on a daily basis.

Jinger Duggar is fairly new to this experience, not only because she waited longer than her sisters to have children, but also because she's more well-liked than they are.

We probably don't need to tell you that the Duggars have a lot of crazy ideas when it comes to gender roles.

Women are expected to birth and raise whole litters of human beings, but are seldom allowed to participate in such "manly" activities as working outside the home, wearing pants, or engaging in unauthorized physical activity.

Jinger Duggar has long enjoyed a reputation as the most rebellious member of her famous family.

But while the 25-year-old might enjoy rocking the boat by defying the famous Duggar dress code and taking up residence in a liberal, coastal metropolis, the stability of her marriage has never been called into question -- until now.

For years now, Jinger Duggar has had a reputation as the most rebellious member of her ultra-conservative family.

Conversely, her older sister Jana Duggar has so fully devoted herself to serving her domineering parents that at the age of 29, Jana is still single, still childless, and still living in her childhood bedroom.

According to a shocking new report, the answer to a question posed just a few days ago by this very website is... yes.

What did we ask? What were our readers wondering about?

It's been about four months since Jinger Duggar moved to LA, and it seems the city is beginning to leave its mark on the most rebellious Duggar daughter.

Fashion has always been one of Jinger's preferred modes of expression -- she is, after all, the first Duggar woman of her generation to wear pants in public -- and it seems she's keeping the tradition alive by splurging on expensive threads.

They may call it the City of Angels, but Los Angeles is a place where you can engage in just about every imaginable sin before noon.

Which is one reason so many Duggar fans were shocked when they learned that Jinger would be moving to LA.

It would be a massive understatement to say that the Duggars are not your typical American family.

The reason reality TV came calling, and the reason that the family has been a fixture on TLC for over a decade is that the Duggars are different enough to be interesting, while still remaining relatable to families who share their ultra-conservative worldview.

When the world learned that Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo would be moving to Los Angeles, it was rumored that her parents feared what effect the ultra-liberal metropolis would have on their evangelical, country-raised daughter.

And this is probably exactly what they were afraid of:

It's been four years since the world learned that Josh Duggar molested five young girls while he was still in his teens.

The revelation of the crime -- along with the fact that four of Josh's victims were his sisters -- sparked widespread outrage and calls for TLC to cut ties with the family.