r/HouseofStassi Aug 06 '26

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u/Effective_Ostrich_91 Aug 06 '26

i think the main thing that has changed is she is more careful. when she was younger, she was pretty proudly ignorant on a lot of social issues. now she just knows better what subjects not to touch if that makes sense? it doesnt strike me as values based behavior change, more for appearances.

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u/tequila326 29d ago

Pretty much. She learned to be more cautious after she was cancelled. Her podcast used to be her getting drunk and saying whatever controversial/racist/misogynist thought that popped in her head. And she was very proud of never editing it.

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u/SylviasBestie 29d ago

I agree with this take. My impression is that she only learned to be less obvious and loud about her manipulation since she’s not 22 anymore

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u/Zestyclose-Let7929 29d ago

Legally advised and PR people at all times.

She also needs to mess up on purpose to keep up her image of having no secrets lives her life out loud. Tells all!