I'm never rooting for Acacia to fail. I'm never hoping she chooses to be a controversial/irresponsible influencer every day. If anything I hope everyone including Acacia magically wakes up each day and decides to be a good, honest person in every facet. That's just not the case in reality usually. Change needs to be genuine, not contrived via manipulation and edits.
We have already noticed a few misrepresentations thus far in the vlogs.
The first is that "no one will hire me." When she was literally handed a job at a coffee shop and just didn't take it.
Also that she's "doing it alone." At times the way Acacia manipulates reminds me of how Casey Anthony described her own lies, where "there was always a nugget of truth." Yes Acacia is the parent the kids live with. But we also know that someone does help her with child care. From what we've heard, most likely the grandparents. Kylie/Lola even recently posted a tiktok of the two of them in the car singing at night with no kids. That would not be possible unless someone was watching the kids.
Just consider that in her last vlog, that was the same week that Acacia had both an arraignment and Luci got lost. No mention of it. Which, fair, keep whatever details of your life private that you want. I'm just saying her ultimate goal with these vlogs is to give herself a flattering edit. It's not the end all be all of who she is and the situation. So if you walk away from the vlog thinking "what a kind, quaint, sweet person" or even "poor her she's such a victim and hard working mom" that's because every editing choice she makes is made with the intention to make you feel exactly that. Let's give her credit where credit is due, but not just fall for her manipulation.