Omg she’s just getting worse. Why does everything have to turn into a bloody drama with this one. Everything is so over the top. She’s so unbearableI don’t understand the need to share every last detail of her life. She makes it look like a feature in a magazine
Chessie King
- Start date
-
- Tags
- Chessie King Threads
- Status
New to Tattle Life? Click "Order Thread by Most Liked Posts" button below to get an idea of what the site is about:
I don’t get the caption, is she saying she had a stroke and that her heart problems etc are caused because of over exercising? Surely if it got that bad at such a young age she must have been also taking awfully caffeinated diet pills/powders as well?
I’ve never known anyone to suffer like that unless it’s been because of “performance enhancers”. Her post is vague and almost scare mongering, imagine young girls looking at that petrified they won’t be able to have a baby naturally or they’re going to have a stroke?!!
My immediate thought was her instilling fear for anyone that needs a c-section.
Really vague! I’m no expert but I seriously doubt something that serious would be triggered by exercise alone. If that’s the case she needs to not just tell half a story and use her platform to be honest as that would help a lot of young girls thinking of turning to illegal diet pills/performance powders
Like most of her captions totally confusing and unclear. Also... I’m sure the cardio professionals “giggled” in the room.... not!! They are doctors - they arent going to be laughing at a women while telling her she needs a c section!! So odd
I think at the very least she needs to caveat that her doing two boxing classes a day didn't cause a stroke. She clearly had an underlying condition and that maybe exacerbated it. Professional athletes train for hours a day, normal people running marathons train for multiple hours. That is the problem with influencers posting medical related things, they aren't knowledgeable enough or explain properly the situation and it freaks people out.
Agree with all of the above. A post that vague is so triggering. She is within her rights to only disclose what she feels comfortable to her but it doesn’t sit right with me that she’s pivoted to a “lurrrrrve your sexy cellulite” platform without addressing what sounds like might have been a serious over exercising problem before. That would be a much more powerful and beneficial stance to take if that is what has happened.
It sounds to me like she had to give up excercise and embrace not being super shredded out of medical necessity, not because she became enlightened to respect her natural figure. As in, she could no longer be the societal ideal of what a perfect body looks like so is instead telling 800k people that she is still attractive under the guise of empowerment and body positivity. Which obviously she is still attractive (not personally suggesting this is dictated by body type), I’m just trying to say I feel she’s publically dealing with her own body image issues rather than sending out a useful positive message and I wonder how healthy this is for her wider audience.
I think the point I’m trying to make is that clearly Chessie’s messsge might be useful to women in similar positions. But I do wonder how healthy it is for women without body image issues to follow someone so fixated on their own body in this way under the guise that it is healthy and empowering.
It sounds to me like she had to give up excercise and embrace not being super shredded out of medical necessity, not because she became enlightened to respect her natural figure. As in, she could no longer be the societal ideal of what a perfect body looks like so is instead telling 800k people that she is still attractive under the guise of empowerment and body positivity. Which obviously she is still attractive (not personally suggesting this is dictated by body type), I’m just trying to say I feel she’s publically dealing with her own body image issues rather than sending out a useful positive message and I wonder how healthy this is for her wider audience.
I think the point I’m trying to make is that clearly Chessie’s messsge might be useful to women in similar positions. But I do wonder how healthy it is for women without body image issues to follow someone so fixated on their own body in this way under the guise that it is healthy and empowering.
Sorry, what now?????She’s written a letter to her “vaginal birth” for goodness sake
Oh god!! I unfollowed a while back due to the fact she now thinks she’s the only person to ever have a baby! She really is the most irritating person on the internet and I’m not sure why I followed her for as long as I did!She’s written a letter to her “vaginal birth” for goodness sake
I unfollowed her years ago and I followed her for far too long also. Writing a letter to your fan is a step to far, even for Chessie
Same. I’m actually happy for her but I just got so fed up of it being all the content I saw. I follow a lot of pregnant influencers throughout the pregnancy and birth and she is honestly the most irritating, closely followed by Ashley James and Beth Sandland.
twit
She is absolutely unbearable
I’m all for coping methods if your pregnancy doesn’t go as planned, it can be a stressful time. And as much as she over shares I don’t actually mind her talking about needed an elective c section
But writing her vaginal birth a letter (???) and sharing it on social media is excessive to say the least. And a bit weird
But writing her vaginal birth a letter (???) and sharing it on social media is excessive to say the least. And a bit weird
Bit weird it’s boarder line fruitloop! She’s batshit crazy that one
Literally lost for words!!!!
I haven’t followed her for quite some time as her constant pregnancy content was also too much for me and just happened to come across her today.
1) the way she is writing is actually making it out like having a Caesarean is a negative thing
2) having a hospital birth in itself is a privilege - my friends who were born in less developed countries find it bizarre that people go around promoting things like water births. (I’m sorry if this causes offence to anyone here)
1) the way she is writing is actually making it out like having a Caesarean is a negative thing
2) having a hospital birth in itself is a privilege - my friends who were born in less developed countries find it bizarre that people go around promoting things like water births. (I’m sorry if this causes offence to anyone here)
Completely agree, and even the fact she can have a baby is a privilege lots of women don’t have. It seems a little thoughtless when she doesn’t know what her followers might be going through. There’s probably many of them who have had a c section and are now made to feel tit they too couldn’t deliver vaginally?! Also what about her followers who may have experienced multiple miscarriages or are completely unable to get pregnant and would dream of nothing more than being able to have a baby via c section!
She crossed out the baby name what do we think it is??
Attachments
- Status