That's so good. This is a great thread and actually we are all learning a lot.
That's so good. This is a great thread and actually we are all learning a lot.Speaking generally, I think they WOULD read this thread because it would buoy their belief system that the world is against them and be evidence of their victimisation yet again. It supports a person's narcissism and how unfair the world is towards them. You notice in the 99.99% of positive comments on her channel, all she "sees" or responds to is the 0.01% that are negative or the 0.00001% within those that were critical of Matt.
This place would act as a confirmation bias to how biased/ jealous/ bullying / unfair the world is against her.
I have to thank all the Tattlers on here; as a result, at my specialist appointment today, I thought of him like a mechanic "looking under the hood" and I didn't mince words or symptoms, but, embarrassment be damned, I just laid it all out there for his consideration.
I feel it was one of the most honest and thorough medical appointments I've ever had. I have never been more forthcoming. Thank you to all who have participated in the discussion about doctor/patient relationships and how we have a responsibility ourselves to help them help us by putting aside any delicate sensitivities and just giving them the full picture!
Yes, finally a sensible comment! I just checked and it is still there, now it’s been up for 5 hours. I hope too that it doesn’t get “blocked, deleted, tic tic tic”!On the "so annoyed" video, someone dropped a bomb of truth in the comments. I hope it doesn't get deleted.
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Yes, I just went back to check. Tiffany and Amma are both wearing the “We Got This” t-shirts.'Even rushing to the hospital seemed curated - t-shirts on, sirens blaring.' - Omg I didn't even notice. She even had the time to put on her merch for us during such an emergency??
putting on merch for A&E is - in her mind - the "normal" thing to do. She's exploiting her own pain.
Sirens blaring? Her mother drove her didn't she?'Even rushing to the hospital seemed curated - t-shirts on, sirens blaring.' - Omg I didn't even notice. She even had the time to put on her merch for us during such an emergency??
If anything like me yes. I know we are not all the same but hear me out. Old me (prior to therapy) would read it because I have control issues and need to know everything ring said about me and either a: have a tantrum/rant about the situation not be able to control my emotions and refuse to see people point of view and see it as one big attack on me. Lots of victim mentality and all these thousands of people are the bad guys. Or b: disassociate with my head in the sand lalalalala, this is a coping mechanism I have due to past trauma. It’s like watching your life unfold before you’re eyes but it’s not happening to you. Almost like watching a movie about your own life.Would a narcissist and/or person with borderline personality disorder read this thread? Could they handle the criticism?
Yes, her mother drove her. It was pretty frantic, Tiffany sounded like she felt awful, and Amma looked so worried. I think the video was called “Rushing into Hospital”.Sirens blaring? Her mother drove her didn't she?
And her voice was so breathless as if she were urgently conveying an emergent play by play dramatic crisis as it was unfolding as Amma gripped the steering wheel and rushed her in.Yes, her mother drove her. It was pretty frantic, Tiffany sounded like she felt awful, and Amma looked so worried. I think the video was called “Rushing into Hospital”.
I think, if it were me, I'd probably create a random incognito username and join in here, only because I would find it irritating that people were making pronouncements about me, especially if I felt completely misrepresented in what I meant or who I was. Lol, I'd probably want to be a participant in that dialogue.If anything like me yes. I know we are not all the same but hear me out. Old me (prior to therapy) would read it because I have control issues and need to know everything ring said about me and either a: have a tantrum/rant about the situation not be able to control my emotions and refuse to see people point of view and see it as one big attack on me. Lots of victim mentality and all these thousands of people are the bad guys. Or b: disassociate with my head in the sand lalalalala, this is a coping mechanism I have due to past trauma. It’s like watching your life unfold before you’re eyes but it’s not happening to you. Almost like watching a movie about your own life.
Update: that comment now has been tagged by one of her followers; Block, delete,Yes, finally a sensible comment! I just checked and it is still there, now it’s been up for 5 hours. I hope too that it doesn’t get “blocked, deleted, tic tic tic”!
Yes, I just went back to check. Tiffany and Amma are both wearing the “We Got This” t-shirts.
I agree with whomever said that if you stifle speech, it will inevitably find another venue. It feels very personal to have your voice muted, especially polite (but alternative) viewpoints and those sincerely seeking clarity. There was a very noticeable shift in tone.Update: that comment now has been tagged by one of her followers; Block, delete,
That's hilarious.Update: that comment now has been tagged by one of her followers; Block, delete,
I agree. I feel very strongly about free speech. I don’t like censorship. As long as it’s polite and sincere, we should be able discuss anything. I’m so happy that I found this thread! Thank you to the commenter who posted it.I agree with whomever said that if you stifle speech, it will inevitably find another venue. It feels very personal to have your voice muted, especially polite (but alternative) viewpoints and those sincerely seeking clarity. There was a very noticeable shift in tone.
I think there is a reason so many of us, en masse and at the exact same moment in time of Tiffany's videotaped journey, all felt absolutely perplexed and frustrated, that we suddenly didn't really understand exactly what was going on and a wall had been placed between us and the candid answers we were seeking. Then, when the people voicing their confusion began to be muffled, a search for another venue to sort out our collective angst emerged. It was very organic wasn't it how it unfolded as a whole, yet individually.
Correct, she was puking (had a bucket at hand) and in pain, but still could wearing the merch shirt. Oscar worthy performanceYes, her mother drove her. It was pretty frantic, Tiffany sounded like she felt awful, and Amma looked so worried. I think the video was called “Rushing into Hospital”.
I can't imagine filming myself, vomiting, while my heartbroken mum drove me to hospital. How callousCorrect, she was puking (had a bucket at hand) and in pain, but still could wearing the merch shirt. Oscar worthy performance.
Yes indeed, the education and support she could afford others who sadly receive similar diagnoses would / could be invaluable.People are just really confused by her cancer, has she ever talked openly about the surgery? She keeps saying it’s huge, or hectic, but no more as far as I’m aware? Why can’t she sit down and draw a diagram showing where her cancer is, explain the surgery and how life changing it will be. Nat Woodward did. You are either vlogging bout your cancer or not. She could educate so many other people on this, especially young people. I can’t get over the fact she acts about 15 and seems incapable of doing anything.
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