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I just really am so angry at both her and her sister. The disrespect they have for everyone which is hidden behind a fun and happy persona is just disgusting. I wouldn’t want a best friend like you! You only care about yourself clearly.
The NHS is crippled
The arts are basically dead
There are hundreds of people dying each day.
Yet these influencers want to just get out and make content and see their friends.
STOP RUINING EVERYONES LIVES! There are no ifs or buts, rules are rules and they are lenient enough for everyone to have someone to look after them. Of course it’s not comfortable and of course we miss people, I would love to see my best friends I haven’t seen since March. But if I have to choose between coughing my lungs up and potentially killing other people and going for a jolly with my friend because I feel like I need to I know where my morals lie.
 
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LucilleBluth

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I find it insensitive that every post and story now is about (or mentions) pregnancy, she’s totally giddy about the whole situation, she’s re posting her family reactions more than once and done a ton of bump pics (even though there is no bump yet).
Surely she must realise it could be hard for followers who are having pregnancy issues if she’s been in the same boat but nonetheless she’s turned her feed into body positivity etc into pregnancy ans baby central overnight. I know people can always click the unfollow or mute button but I’d have thought she might be more sensitive to it or at least acknowledge it in some way. ....
And not even just people facing fertility issues - these posts often totally gut me too because I’m childless by circumstance (ie single) and would love nothing more than to have my own little family, but time is running out and in this pandemic I have zero prospects. I know, I know - a line has to be drawn somewhere otherwise it gets silly and like “well she had steak for supper and I only had a jacket potato” so I know I might be reaching here - but these are particularly sensitive topics so you’d think erring on the side of caution might be wise?! By all means, be super happy in private and with close friends and family, but chill out on insta, girl. It’s like I’ve said before - she has a huge following and only a fraction of them will actually be lucky enough to be genuinely, uncomplicated-ly be happy for her.
 
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ShhItsASecret

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WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCKING FUCK!?
Like- why? Who thinks that is funny?

“Mat, Mat, let’s set up the camera and I’ll pretend to milk my tit into the milk bottle. It’ll be such good content and show how funny we are...!”

How are they mature enough to be parents? They’re ridiculous cuntwaffles.
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So easy when you're a white, slim , straight, conventionally attractive woman to preach body confidence. People will applaud you. It's palatable. I wonder if a fat, gay, not conventionally attractive POC would get the same response? No. They wouldn't. They'd be health shamed at the very least. That's why body positivity is now fronted by the likes of Chessie and Iskra with their cute little rolls and why it's completely lost its meaning
 
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DaisyDaisy87

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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)
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 shit 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!
 
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Aardvark

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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
 
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Noodles28

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I would be mortified if my mum had these pictures as part of the baby album. 🤣
‘Here’s that time I was naked in the garden at 36 weeks and look heres me and your dad naked in a field at 38 weeks’
 
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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
 
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Ninjagram

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She’s six foot tall and her body is completely in proportion. She can afford well made clothes, and she gets gifted expensive items. I think most of the general population couldn’t relate to her, yet she still has a massive following. I just don’t get it.
She’s not well liked in London and a total laughing stock, instructors don’t want her in their classes and it’s only a gym that was really struggling that doesn’t mind her filming “content” there. She isn’t nice at all, very fake and goes through friendships like she posts ads. She’s built like a fridge
 
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longboy

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Biggest drama queen I’ve ever come across - I had the same linq device implanted as her pre-covid and went in by myself no issues. It’s a quick procedure done under local, I left the hospital within the hour - was only in the actual procedure room for 20 mins start to finish including time for them to set up the sterile equipment and clean the area. Slight bruising around the stitches for a week but I got the tube home by myself after and was back to work as a hands on healthcare professional the following day.

Sure the pain from complications must have been a little scary, but the removal is just as quick and simple as the insertion, so to be going on about still healing is ridiculous.

IMO providing a very unrealistic view of the procedure that could scare anyone who watches her and needs the same thing done from having a very minor procedure that could change their life if it finds results.
 
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Kitkat12p

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And there's never any way to expose this to the people who need to know that she's fake.
It's funny, she made a post about how she was bullied at school (I can say 100% she absolutely was not) and someone from our year commented that she should take the post down as she was not bullied she WAS the bully and she deleted the comment.
Cannot back herself up because what she was posting was a total fabrication.
 
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chessie is in that league of rich, middle class, inherited wealth women who act like they're working class for both clout (~relatable~, "for the many not the few") AND jokes (chessie's stupid yorkshire accent impression, grezbev always talking about her dogs dick even when they're in her tesla :s ).

you're not relatable chessie, sorry to burst that bubble for you. my actual big sister died of an overdose. you're only bronte's big sis and that's ok!
 
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