I agree, but also - the person Carrie mostly needs to set boundaries with is herself. She controls what she puts out there. Don’t give anyone anything and the fans (and us on here!) won’t ask after a short while.Hey Carrie, here’s one way you can protect your daughter. Set firm boundaries with your audience and stick to them.
Tell they you won’t be sharing her face/identifying information and that you’re keeping her life private to protect her - hell you could throw in an internet safety left as ‘the big sister’ you claimed to be - and if your fans respect you, they will leave her alone. The moment you start open the flood gates to invasive questions and expectations of photos.
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You’re talking to a woman who bared her arse for likes. Might as well talk to a wall. This baby is a new source of income for a desperate actor with a fading career.That is some weird logic.
There are so many creeps out there, just be a good parent and protect your daughter! Don't show her online. End of. It's not hard.
Carrie wouldn't get out of bed to put out a Youtube video that's under 10 minutes because that's the minimum length to put midroll ads in. The answer is always £££££ with her.She does realise she doesn't need to do ridiculously long videos on YouTube right? John and Hank Green have successfully been doing YouTube since it began and the majority of their videos (unless it's a particularly special occasion) are usually 4 minutes or less.
I've posted this story on Louise's thread before but I'll post it again here for the benefit of Carrie (and all the Hopefuls lurking here too).I watched a YouTube video Q&A of an alt YouTuber where someone asked if she regretted starting YouTube. She said the main thing she regrets is sharing anything to do with her daughter online - she wishes she never shared her name, never posted her/made videos with her, even sharing that she exists or any info about her. She said she’s had to go back and delete every video her daughter is even briefly featured in because she’s now so uncomfortable with having shared her. Also, she says when people recognise her and come up to her in the street not only do they chat to her they also act like they know her daughter, aka overly familiar with her child. I don’t know if Carrie will ever have the brains to truly realise what sharing your child online opens them up to and regret it, but it just shows how bad of an idea it is. You never, ever know who is looking at those photos of your child you post online.
This is not specific to Carrie since she does everything poorly and with the least amount of work possible, but even short videos require hours of work to get done between filming, editing etc. She wouldn’t be willing to put in the effort. All she’d be willing to do is shout in front of a camera and talk about shit no one cares about (which is what her YouTube presence has been all about for years), but she probably noticed people no longer fall for that crap and actually expect content creators to be creative. And she doesn’t have one creative bone in her body.She does realise she doesn't need to do ridiculously long videos on YouTube right?
How sad that yet again the question asker feels it necessary to add "no hate just curious", as though they are almost afraid to ask and risk a Crabbie Clapback.She does realise she doesn't need to do ridiculously long videos on YouTube right? John and Hank Green have successfully been doing YouTube since it began and the majority of their videos (unless it's a particularly special occasion) are usually 4 minutes or less.
This exact wording on a few questions feels like Crabbie could be the one behind them...How sad that yet again the question asker feels it necessary to add "no hate just curious", as though they are almost afraid to ask and risk a Crabbie Clapback.
But would she want to draw attention to the fact that she has cultivated such a toxic culture of fear amongst her fans, that they are scared to ask her a question.This exact wording on a few questions feels like Crabbie could be the one behind them...
Bit don't forget- disney doesn't take over her life.The winnie the pooh hunny pot thing is really annoying me. It's so ridiculous. Like, what size is that??
And then once the baby isn't so dependent on her she'll be bemoaning how she's lost her way and how she just feels like "mum" and not Carrie any more and it'll be because she threw her whole chest into being mum and neglecting herself, with the implication that that's just what you do for your childrenI'm curious to see if the dynamic changes once she's a mum. She is completely someone who drops people who either aren't useful or if she's moved on to someone else. Wouldn't surprise me if her whole focus becomes being a mum. Another personality she can inhabit
Carrie doesn’t know what boundaries are and how to set them. It’s not clapping back at a question in a Q+A. It’s not responding at all, and not posting pics of their child.I agree, but also - the person Carrie mostly needs to set boundaries with is herself. She controls what she puts out there. Don’t give anyone anything and the fans (and us on here!) won’t ask after a short while.
But yeah - there’s zero chance she’s not going to expose her kid from day one. She’s already got the excuse all laid out. For the inevitable hello mag exclusive about the baby, too.
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