Father of Daughters #54 Delivering bargain basement content both literally and figuratively

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I actually don't disagree in general with giving people a second chance, with obvious exceptions for atrocious crimes etc.

The problem I have in Clemmie's case is that she tried to lie her way out of it and showed no accountability. If people don't hold their hands up and take full responsibility for their actions, and fail to demonstrate any remorse, reflection or willingness to learn/grow, then they don't get the benefit of a second chance in my book. Clemmie has shown no empathy towards those she hurt and offended. It couldn't be more clear that she thinks she did nothing wrong and/or was the victim of the piece.

There's a world of difference IMO between someone who takes everything on board and works to repair their mistake/wrongdoing, compared to someone who lies low for a bit then breezes back in expecting to be adored.

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He must have been doing over time last night with the delete button as I posted comments about Stop trying to make clemmie happen and as soon as I posted they were deleted 😂 the comments section on his posts must be heavily curated
 
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She’s got the look…of a basic witch!

She’s got the look…of a disgraced, racist instamama!

Give over Sly, who are you trying to kid? Is he trying to reinvent himself as a travel or an fashion influencer?
 
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I actually don't disagree in general with giving people a second chance, with obvious exceptions for atrocious crimes etc.

The problem I have in Clemmie's case is that she tried to lie her way out of it and showed no accountability. If people don't hold their hands up and take full responsibility for their actions, and fail to demonstrate any remorse, reflection or willingness to learn/grow, then they don't get the benefit of a second chance in my book. Clemmie has shown no empathy towards those she hurt and offended. It couldn't be more clear that she thinks she did nothing wrong and/or was the victim of the piece.

There's a world of difference IMO between someone who takes everything on board and works to repair their mistake/wrongdoing, compared to someone who lies low for a bit then breezes back in expecting to be adored.

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Deep down I personally think she felt she had done nothing wrong and felt it was a drama over nothing and the fact she did one of those videos that disappear in 24 hours speaks volumes
I think their agents probably don’t help you can just see them saying “ it will blow over admit nothing”
But sometimes it doesn’t blow over
 
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Deep down I personally think she felt she had done nothing wrong and felt it was a drama over nothing and the fact she did one of those videos that disappear in 24 hours speaks volumes
I think their agents probably don’t help you can just see them saying “ it will blow over admit nothing”
But sometimes it doesn’t blow over
I dont think she realised the magnitude of the comment she made about CB. When you actually dive deeper into the stigma around race and birth as well as the position she held as a midwife who did a podcast with CB, its all pretty awful isn't it. People see her actions as small bitchy comments but when all put together along with her job role and the CB stuff, it's disgusting.
 
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Nothing she did was impossible to come back from. But that required a lot of apologies, work on herself and pushing her ego aside which apparently was too much for her.
 
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It's in a whole other league to talk tit about people anonymously online, then at the same time invite them to be part of your podcast/book/instagram, use them to help your public profile, have them open up about deeply personal issues, make money off their contributions, socialise with them at events and in some cases be actual friends with them.

People who say she was only doing what we (Tattlers) are doing, are conveniently missing the fact that we're not posting about our real life friends and professional acquaintances while being perfectly pleasant to their faces and happily using them for our own career gains.

(Assuming none of you ARE actually Clemmie's friends just here to put the boot in 😄).
 
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Clemmie looks terrible! She looks so much older and completely dead behind the eyes.

She looked loads better with dark hair and some colour in her makeup/outfits. That hat is tragic.

I agree about slowly integrating her back into insta. Hannah Gale did the same thing. Was called out for being racist (very much so), deleted her Instagram account for however long. Then she made a new account in conjunction with someone else, it was meant to be less personal and more of a ‘magazine’ type thing and she promised to focus on BAME/marginalised voices.
Well, she did it for a few months, people asked her to come back to insta, so she did, started getting #sponcon on her personal account and now the joint effort doesn’t exist anymore! Literally deleted it all cos she got what she wanted.
 
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I dont think she realised the magnitude of the comment she made about CB. When you actually dive deeper into the stigma around race and birth as well as the position she held as a midwife who did a podcast with CB, its all pretty awful isn't it. People see her actions as small bitchy comments but when all put together along with her job role and the CB stuff, it's disgusting.
Even their photo together was awful, CB sitting happily, oblivious and clemmie turning away with her whole body 😐
 
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At first she was gradually being brought back, but lately it's felt like peak Clemmie force-feeding and the account seems more about her than anything else. It's a joint MOD/FOD account in all but name, although his role in it appears to be only to massage her gigantic ego.
 
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I’d had a few glasses of wine last night when I saw the ‘Clemmie the fashionista’ reel so chose not to comment (as I’d have been as incoherent as him) but boy was I cringing! All of the fashion influencers are obsessed with Ganni so no shock she went there!

Imagine seeing them on holiday filming all this posing content. I wonder if she told them in the Ganni store she was a big time fashion influencer in the UK!
 
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I’d had a few glasses of wine last night when I saw the ‘Clemmie the fashionista’ reel so chose not to comment (as I’d have been as incoherent as him) but boy was I cringing! All of the fashion influencers are obsessed with Ganni so no shock she went there!

Imagine seeing them on holiday filming all this posing content. I wonder if she told them in the Ganni store she was a big time fashion influencer in the UK!
I saw some influenzas near me recently filming 'content' and it looked so hilariously cringe, I felt a bit sorry for them 🤭
 
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St Clem fucked up.
I’m a Nurse. The evidence around people of colour and specifically black women and the outcomes in childbirth are well know. It is well documented in our worlds
St Clem should have apologised. St Clem should have said that in view of her professional role as a midwifery she clearly has lots to learn to understand how racism has resulted in black people having poorer health outcomes, financial disadvantages and opportunities.
She should have taken the time to learn, and then change her practice and be an ally for these women in her care. Use her platform for good and show some humility. Anyone who actually genuinely cares about their profession and their patients would do that.

She’s doesn’t give a toss. She’s more interested in being know for wearing a ganni dress and a bobble hat. Shameful.
 
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St Clem fucked up.
I’m a Nurse. The evidence around people of colour and specifically black women and the outcomes in childbirth are well know. It is well documented in our worlds
St Clem should have apologised. St Clem should have said that in view of her professional role as a midwifery she clearly has lots to learn to understand how racism has resulted in black people having poorer health outcomes, financial disadvantages and opportunities.
She should have taken the time to learn, and then change her practice and be an ally for these women in her care. Use her platform for good and show some humility. Anyone who actually genuinely cares about their profession and their patients would do that.

She’s doesn’t give a toss. She’s more interested in being know for wearing a ganni dress and a bobble hat. Shameful.
You put the words ‘Clem’ and ‘humility’ in the same post.

Punchy move.
 
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