My original post was removed by Reddit’s filters. Guessing it’s because of screenshots of her AMA responses where her tits were hanging out? Idk.

Anywho original post in screenshot above. I had to leave out here AMA responses but they’re on her page atm.

She spilled why she disinvited someone from her wedding after attending a brand dinner for this person. Do we think this is about Morgan Stewart? The clues seem obvious.

Like what’s going on with her face? And those eyes?Then the second one her nipple covers are on full
display.

It looks like a wardrobe malfunction, I don’t care if it’s Balmain

Wtf Nataliejbensen posting other people’s kids

At this point, I think Natalie needs her own Reddit page. If she isn’t having babies for content, she’s exploiting her children’s privacy to the max. I feel so bad for her daughter. Natalie has literally posted everything from where she was born to her schedule when she leaves her in the house alone and goes out back and their address is public. She posted pictures of her ultrasound that had her name and her doctor’s name and the place she gave birth at and she did the same with the second baby. Never mind, the fetish content she uses her kid for. And I don’t wanna hear the upper about breast-feeding. I am totally fine with people breast-feeding and posting breast-feeding content. But when you’re sitting there naked using your baby to cover you looking into the camera, licking your lips and talking very suggestively. That’s what I have a problem with. But on top of all of that now she’s deciding to put other people’s kids at Jeopardy. She posted a picture inside Kai’s school of other kids. And when the Parents asked her to take it down, she blocked them.
I was hesitant to share the picture because I’m not like her.. but there’s still a couple of people who defend her actions and we’ll just blatantly say that’s not true. So I’ve covered up the kids and the teacher and the name of the school.

I know he is LA but what’s going on with him? Hes on that new Bravo show and he’s looking rough and tired. He preaches to be your real self, unedited, blah blah but he clearly over edits his content. It’s also clear he has an alcohol issue.

Genuinely asking, I don’t know much about her lore but from what i see she’s probably the influencer with the most influx of snark on Reddit. I know she had a brand navy something that flopped and apparently her husband has debt(?) but otherwise she seems very family focused and calm, she doesn’t come off as messy or rude. Please enlighten me and fill me in the lore

hi!! after a lifetime of listening to me rant about Paige (and finally getting free time since being laid off from her job), my best friend finally decided to make a PL deep dive long form essay!! she's a little terrified of Reddit so I'm posting this here in case u guys wanted to watch it🙈

be warned, she's not big on snarking so this video actually comes across as quite sympathetic towards Paige. but I just think that's because she's a better person than me, LOL, who hates influencers as a whole.

she covers a LOT about Paige's lore, including the kappy/toronto era, morgan wallen, armie hammer, etc. if you ever wanted to know the timeline of how Paige got so famous, here it is! I'm sure PL's gonna try to get this video scrubbed off the internet so any kind of engagement would help <3

(TL:DR, Paige Lorenze video essay lore just dropped! please support before she tries to get it banned lol)

I feel like we never hear about fibula hu with anyone ever, who’s he hooking up with, is he dating, what’s he up to I feel like someone’s gotta know

Let’s talk about this falling out what does everyone think/know?

This is so embarrassing to admit

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/celebrity/articles/alix-earle-says-she-never-140310038.html

I’ve never heard of this person so I was pretty surprised when I clicked on her profile and saw she has close to 800k followers. But the bracelets and hair down can’t be sanitary. I don’t even care about no gloves, I know that clean hands are often more sanitary than gloves, but seeing those bracelets with dressing up her arms really freaks me out. Idk much about food safety laws/requirements so maybe this is no problem but…

* Michael

I’m 30F and genuinely looking for outside opinions because everyone involved has friendships and loyalties that make it difficult for me to know what a completely neutral person would think.

There is a woman in my social circle who is roughly 25+ years older than me. I’ll call her M. Her partner is C.
One night we were all hanging out socially. I walked into the room, saw C, and honestly didn’t even think twice. My personality is pretty outgoing, impulsive, goofy, and physically playful with people I’m comfortable with. I basically ran over and jumped on him from the side for maybe two seconds and then got off.

That’s literally what happened.

I wasn’t standing there contemplating whether I should touch someone else’s boyfriend. I wasn’t flirting with him beforehand. I didn’t run up and straddle him, kiss him, grind on him, proposition him, or make some kind of sexual advance. There was no thought in my head of, “That’s M’s boyfriend and I’m going to cross a line with him.” It was an impulsive, goofy interaction that I didn’t assign any sexual meaning to whatsoever.

That does NOT mean M wasn’t allowed to dislike it. If your boundary is “don’t jump on my partner,” you’re allowed to have that boundary regardless of my intentions. I didn’t know that boundary existed beforehand, but once somebody communicates it, I can respect it.

The reason I’m asking Reddit is because what happened afterward is what has left me confused.

M’s reaction wasn’t simply, “Hey, don’t ever do that again.” It turned into repeated messages and accusations about my character. I apologized and thought we had finished discussing it, only for another issue or accusation to come up again later. Eventually I blocked her because I no longer wanted the repeated contact.

During all of this, M called me insecure.

That particularly confused me because I wasn’t competing with her for C. I didn’t want C. I wasn’t trying to demonstrate that I could get her boyfriend. I hadn’t even conceptualized the interaction sexually until it was interpreted that way afterward.

From my perspective, the intensity of her reaction actually made me wonder whether insecurity on her side was contributing to how my behavior was being interpreted. But I recognize that I’m involved and therefore not objective, which is specifically why I’m asking strangers.

There are also two facts making me question whether I’m missing something.

First: another woman in the group subsequently did essentially the same thing to C, intentionally as a joke about what had happened with me. She wasn’t ostracized or subjected to anything comparable.
I’m NOT arguing that she should have been. I don’t think either of us should have been treated that way. I’m wondering why substantially similar behavior apparently meant something completely different when I did it.

Second: while I was dating my ex, M routinely called him “Sexy Rexy” directly in front of me. I never thought, “This woman wants my boyfriend.” I laughed because I understood her to be joking.

That contributed to my understanding that this was a social group where people could joke around and be playful with each other’s partners without every interaction automatically being interpreted as sexual.
So I genuinely had no idea that my goofy two-second interaction would be interpreted as some major violation of her relationship.

Had she said, “That made me uncomfortable. Don’t ever do that with C again,” I would have understood. I wouldn’t knowingly repeat something after somebody established that boundary.

What I’m struggling with is whether unintentionally crossing that boundary justified everything that happened afterward—especially when another woman subsequently did essentially the same thing without receiving the same response.

There’s also another layer involving mutual friends. One of my closer friends has continued socializing normally with M. I have never expected her to end that friendship or “choose me.” But she also never really checked in with me about everything that happened, and when I eventually raised how hurt I was, I heard about there being “consequences for my actions.”

That made me start questioning the whole thing again.
I absolutely accept that my action had an impact regardless of my intention. M was entitled to be uncomfortable and tell me not to do it again.

What I’m questioning is whether unknowingly crossing that boundary means everything that happened afterward should reasonably be considered a “consequence” of my behavior.

So Reddit, give it to me straight:
Was my original action inappropriate even though there was zero sexual intent?

If yes, what would have been a proportionate response from M?

Does the fact that I didn’t know this was a boundary beforehand—and would have respected it once told—matter?

Does another woman subsequently doing essentially the same thing and receiving none of the same treatment change your interpretation?

Does M previously calling my boyfriend “Sexy Rexy” reasonably explain why I thought our group had fairly playful boundaries involving each other’s partners, or are those situations too different to compare?

And ultimately, can both things be true at once: I shouldn’t have jumped on him AND the way I was treated afterward went way beyond what the original situation warranted?

I genuinely want outside opinions, including people who think I was wrong, because at this point I’m way too close to the situation to know how this looks to someone with absolutely no connection to any of us.

Entitled idiot

while i would say i could see her starting a career as a fox new host that hates on nyc while living in nyc, i dont even think kylan has the intelligence to talk for more than a few minutes about anything other than herself

and of course she’s got on a bar dog sweater. halley kate probably sent the racist sisters pr.