Sophie1994
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11 I think? Probably doesn’t want to be on his mams social media as much anymore, at that age
It Galz Lindsay & Jenny
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I’m sure she’s a great parent, the kids seem to adore her. But that’s my opinion on anybody posting videos of kids like that on social media, famous or not. Was in reply to the poster who said that’s the real world.I really don’t think it is appropriate or humanly decent to be critiquing the woman’s parenting skills on this forum
Mooordgirl
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In fairness the child is just messing around. If anyone viewing it is sexualising her I'd imagine they'd do it regardless of what she was doing.
This kind of thing really annoys me across the board and is essentially victim blaming
This kind of thing really annoys me across the board and is essentially victim blaming
TrulyScrumptious
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No one is disputing that she is a good mother as someone else says her kids clearly adore her and I know she has it hard parenting alone for 99 percent of the time. But when you put yourself out there on social media and make the decision to also bring your children into it ,then you are leaving yourself open to criticism . I think it's hard on her as all her friends are out partying and drinking etc and she wants to do the same but unfortunately kids come first ! I had my daughter young and yes I looked on in envy at my friends who had no responsibility and could day drink , party and travel but my child came first and I realised I couldn't do those things with her in tow !
I think if Lindsey had proper support from Jimmy/her family in terms of help with the kids she could have her 'me time' and go wild with her mates when kids are around to witness it .
I think if Lindsey had proper support from Jimmy/her family in terms of help with the kids she could have her 'me time' and go wild with her mates when kids are around to witness it .
I don’t agree - there’s something a bit icky about commenting on another woman’s parenting skills on an online gossip forum and I don’t accept that “they put themselves out there” line- that’s not a carte blanche. It’s not constructive, it won’t change anything and it involves an innocent little kid who’s being openly named here and who could google this one day.
But then again I think a lot of the stuff that’s said on here is pretty disgusting- you only have to look at the Aoibhe Devlin thread. There seems to be different standards of acceptability on here
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TrulyScrumptious
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But if her mother didn't decide that being 'insta famous' was a priority we wouldn't even know the children existed ! SHE is the one that is filming them constantly . I have more respect for her if she just filmed herself and not them.
We haven't said anything terrible or wrong about the children we wrote criticism of their mother and her parenting choices ? Ive seen comments before on various Facebook groups that people local to them have raised concerns as to what they are exposed to and also that social services were called . Why would you continue to put your children on social media if that is what the consequences are? Im not saying I agree with it going that far but there are loonys out there and they are watching these kids every move
I think you'll find most of the insta parents get rightly called out for over exposing their children on their social media platforms. It's disgusting in my opinion, she has chosen to share a very young child dancing as a teenager or older woman would to thousands of god knows who. The repercussions of this is going to have a huge impact on these kids as they get older, it's so unnecessary :-(I really don’t think it is appropriate or humanly decent to be critiquing the woman’s parenting skills on this forum
Not about Lindsay specifically, just the insta Mas;
Since we're in the first generation of influencers I often wonder what these knock on effects of SM will be for these people and their family down the road. No one has been an "instagrammer" before this lot so there's no road map for what happens once the instagramming fades out or the kids move to secondary school, college, getting jobs etc.
Seems like being an online persona comes with big anxiety for most of them and really big lows. I can see that really passing on to the kids once their mates see the parent's online and the tit they've done. No one can deny you'd be scarlet as a kid or teenager. No doubt their mate's parents are gossipin about them as well. At least the kid stars or kids of stars come out of it all with a duck load of money & opportunity. Unless they become a SoSue or something MAJOR the kids of these instagrammers are just gonna come out of their parent's insta-hobby with a few good holidays paid for and duck load of ammo for bullies.
Since we're in the first generation of influencers I often wonder what these knock on effects of SM will be for these people and their family down the road. No one has been an "instagrammer" before this lot so there's no road map for what happens once the instagramming fades out or the kids move to secondary school, college, getting jobs etc.
Seems like being an online persona comes with big anxiety for most of them and really big lows. I can see that really passing on to the kids once their mates see the parent's online and the tit they've done. No one can deny you'd be scarlet as a kid or teenager. No doubt their mate's parents are gossipin about them as well. At least the kid stars or kids of stars come out of it all with a duck load of money & opportunity. Unless they become a SoSue or something MAJOR the kids of these instagrammers are just gonna come out of their parent's insta-hobby with a few good holidays paid for and duck load of ammo for bullies.
Anchorwings
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I used to think this when I first saw Missellamayandmommy page a few years back. I wondered how Ella would turn out with such focus on what she was wearing. I judged without following really, queue a couple of years later and Ella is not really too interested in the page and the outfits anymore. If anything she seems more a tomboy. I also noticed Kelly faux scold her when she was dancing the other day and shaking it her bottom.
With regards to the rape podcast, I never listened to it but remember the big backlash. The backlash was understandable but the conversations around consent have changed so much over the past few years, I'd almost be afraid to even discuss it. Recently I saw someone on twitter discuss how they were married and cheated on and that the consent they gave while sleeping with their partner was without the full facts as such retrospectively the consent was not given and they were therefore raped. So many people agreed
Again, I wouldn't dream of giving my view publicy on the topic for fear of backlash but it's certainly a tricky conversation with a lot of grey area.
Rosemary's blog didn't sit right with me at the time in terms her take on consent and I've long been a fan of hers. The girls did go way to far but they also apologised and it seems like there is a real vendetta to ruin them and not let it go. Rosemary reminds people every chance she gets. Extra recently wrote an article on the episode despite it being three years ago. I just know I was not perfect in my 20s and made some bad choices and the idea of someone publicly reminding me and shaming me every few months for my choices is a scary thought.
Regards to the podcast now, I go through waves of listening, some episodes I enjoy, others not for me. Still enjoy Rosemary's writing.
Apparently Lindsay explained the recent Jimmy breakup on xgalz. He initiated this time she said, where it was usually her. Was surprised as they seemed more solid and had gone to counselling. He hadn't moved back in as one poster said as you would still see him having Luna at his place. As someone who's parents split a lot when they were younger, its confusing but then they have to try....
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Bonne Femme
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I think Jenny or Lyndsey's sister is on this thread defending her "parenting skills" or lack off... The language used is pretty obvious to me..
The podcast is wannabe woke, not researched properly, if at all and just seems thrown together.
Lindsay.... just admit it. You are FREEEEEEZING your flaps off in those boring hotpants.
And finally, the accents. Did home gurl watch too much Nickelodeon as a child? Or does she genuinely think she is some sort of gangsta rapper
and you can include Riona in that too.
RANT OVER goodnight!
Lindsay.... just admit it. You are FREEEEEEZING your flaps off in those boring hotpants.
And finally, the accents. Did home gurl watch too much Nickelodeon as a child? Or does she genuinely think she is some sort of gangsta rapper
and you can include Riona in that too. RANT OVER
goodnight!If you never listened to the podcast, how can you think the backlash against it went too far? The podcast was extremely damaging and painful for anyone who’s had experience of rape.
There’s this awful false narrative that misogynists like to spread (now that rape is being spoken about more openly), that women are hysterical/imagine they were raped/pretend they were raped and that this is somehow a common thing and something which we must watch out for (which was one of the main themes of that podcast- “ladies, we should be careful about using the word rape; what about our sons, our brothers?!”- assuming, as a base line, that women do throw around the word rape.
Like imagine what kind of mind frame you must have to assume that).Over 90% of rapes are not reported to the police. The stats are heavily weighted in favour of the perpetrator, always have been, probably always will be, so please don’t suggest (with your one example, which is the exception; I’ve never, ever heard a comment like that before, yet I know several friends who’ve been raped and assaulted) that this is some kind of problem. However, it’s not fair that you don’t feel like you can discuss your views on the topic either - we should all be able to have a (responsible) discussion.
The ladies were misinformed (to put it kindly) and their views about rape and rape victims, misogynistic (to put it mildly).
Finally, they never apologised. After being forced to, they made a half arsed excuse that they were trolled into creating the episode by the infamous Ramona and some more half hearted ramblings about growth. You can tell they really blamed feminists and “cancel culture” for the whole thing, are raging about it to this day (their bitterness against feminists is so cringe) and I do believe they secretly stand behind what they said on the podcast, reading between the lines.
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RAMONA! lol!! I remember that episode! Blaming Ramona's fake suicide threats for their perspective on rape victims and a full hour podcast of bashing their credibility. They were really reaching there.If you never listened to the podcast, how can you think the backlash against it went too far? The podcast was extremely damaging and painful for anyone who’s had experience of rape.
There’s this awful false narrative that misogynists like to spread (now that rape is being spoken about more openly), that women are hysterical/imagine they were raped/pretend they were raped and that this is somehow a common thing and something which we must watch out for (which was one of the main themes of that podcast- “ladies, we should be careful about using the word rape; what about our sons, our brothers?!”- assuming, as a base line, that women do throw around the word rape.
Over 90% of rapes are not reported to the police. The stats are heavily weighted in favour of the perpetrator, always have been, probably always will be, so please don’t suggest (with your one example, which is the exception; I’ve never, ever heard a comment like that before, yet I know several friends who’ve been raped and assaulted) that this is some kind of problem. However, it’s not fair that you don’t feel like you can discuss your views on the topic either - we should all be able to have a (responsible) discussion.
The ladies were misinformed (to put it kindly) and their views about rape and rape victims, misogynistic (to put it mildly).
Finally, they never apologised. After being forced to, they made a half arsed excuse that they were trolled into creating the episode by the infamous Ramona and some more half hearted ramblings about growth. You can tell they really blamed feminists and “cancel culture” for the whole thing, are raging about it to this day (their bitterness against feminists is so cringe) and I do believe they secretly stand behind what they said on the podcast, reading between the lines.
SecretSnooperI
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They’ve just uploaded a podcast to their Patreon called “addressing the elephant in the room” wiich was apparently “intense” to record. I assume it’s addressing the twitter storm over the victim blaming podcast.
I imagine it's self serving, navel gazing in the tone of "I'm sorry you were offended" (read: deliberately not saying "I'm sorry for offending you", the non apology).
Pixieeeeeee
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What was the deal with the mas who drink page? Was it theirs?
Littlemissnosey0891
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Yeah before her and Suzanne went at it. And Suzanne won. She needs a thread
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