Blac Chyna quits OnlyFans, becomes born again

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She looks so much better already. She looked Jocelyn-Wildenstein-horrifying before, so good for her.

I liked her old look - it was extreme but that's what was appealing. That is not to say she looks bad now, I just like the old look better.

DP. It was really unnatural. She’s attractive without all those fillers and heavy makeup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a pretty normal path to go from one degrading grift to another.

Extreme swings like this make sense for someone so out there.

That church is about to cash in. 💰

What church is about to cash in? How do you know their plan to do so? How much will the be making and how will they get the money?

The church she joins.

It's their whole business model, do you not know who churches work?

Name a church and I will let you know how many billions of dollars they have and how they spend it on mansions, trips, yachts.

Take out your check book, you are now a follower of jesus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a pretty normal path to go from one degrading grift to another.

Extreme swings like this make sense for someone so out there.

That church is about to cash in. 💰

Trolls gonna troll.

#getalife

Wow, you've been bamboozled if you don't know the business model of a church.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She looks so much better already. She looked Jocelyn-Wildenstein-horrifying before, so good for her.

I liked her old look - it was extreme but that's what was appealing. That is not to say she looks bad now, I just like the old look better.

DP. It was really unnatural. She’s attractive without all those fillers and heavy makeup.

+1

I feel for the followers of her old look - it doesn't convey well. I think she decided that she looked ridiculous, and the people copying her looked ridiculous. Good for her for being real, growing up, and gaining perspective!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm jaded; if she were really "born again" she wouldn't have to announce it publicly.

She had a huge following and was earning a lot of money as a stripper model on only fans. It is better that she told her story herself then the internet speculate …

Why? She could have quietly started going to church - then if/when a fan spotted her, attested to her faith. Otherwise, it seems like a publisicy stunt.

She is having her facial fillers and body fillers removed. She is removing her large breast implants. She is starting the process of removing tattoos from her body.

Just because someone talks about their faith, doesn’t mean they are trying to make money somehow. By all appearances, she’s trying to change her life.

She's just going from one extreme to another. Same as the person who quits drugs and becomes a workout fanatic. She's seeking attention and validation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a pretty normal path to go from one degrading grift to another.

Extreme swings like this make sense for someone so out there.

That church is about to cash in. 💰

What church is about to cash in? How do you know their plan to do so? How much will the be making and how will they get the money?

The church she joins.

It's their whole business model, do you not know who churches work?

Name a church and I will let you know how many billions of dollars they have and how they spend it on mansions, trips, yachts.

Take out your check book, you are now a follower of jesus.

Trolls gonna troll.

#getalife

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm jaded; if she were really "born again" she wouldn't have to announce it publicly.

She had a huge following and was earning a lot of money as a stripper model on only fans. It is better that she told her story herself then the internet speculate …

Why? She could have quietly started going to church - then if/when a fan spotted her, attested to her faith. Otherwise, it seems like a publisicy stunt.

She is having her facial fillers and body fillers removed. She is removing her large breast implants. She is starting the process of removing tattoos from her body.

Just because someone talks about their faith, doesn’t mean they are trying to make money somehow. By all appearances, she’s trying to change her life.

She's just going from one extreme to another. Same as the person who quits drugs and becomes a workout fanatic. She's seeking attention and validation.

Is it sad to be so cynical? Even if you discount the religious aspect (and I don't because it sounds like it's bringing her peace), maybe she's simply found freedom from all the drama and obsession with fillers etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm jaded; if she were really "born again" she wouldn't have to announce it publicly.

She had a huge following and was earning a lot of money as a stripper model on only fans. It is better that she told her story herself then the internet speculate …

Why? She could have quietly started going to church - then if/when a fan spotted her, attested to her faith. Otherwise, it seems like a publisicy stunt.

She is having her facial fillers and body fillers removed. She is removing her large breast implants. She is starting the process of removing tattoos from her body.

Just because someone talks about their faith, doesn’t mean they are trying to make money somehow. By all appearances, she’s trying to change her life.

She's just going from one extreme to another. Same as the person who quits drugs and becomes a workout fanatic. She's seeking attention and validation.

Lol what? That’s like saying it’s unhealthy to go from Howard Hughes length fingernails to getting regular manicures

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a pretty normal path to go from one degrading grift to another.

Extreme swings like this make sense for someone so out there.

That church is about to cash in. 💰

What church is about to cash in? How do you know their plan to do so? How much will the be making and how will they get the money?

The church she joins.

It's their whole business model, do you not know who churches work?

Name a church and I will let you know how many billions of dollars they have and how they spend it on mansions, trips, yachts.

Take out your check book, you are now a follower of jesus.

Trolls gonna troll.

#getalife

Do you tithe?

[Anonymous]

If she wasn't attention seeking, there would be no announcement. She would have just done what she wanted to do quietly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm jaded; if she were really "born again" she wouldn't have to announce it publicly.

She had a huge following and was earning a lot of money as a stripper model on only fans. It is better that she told her story herself then the internet speculate …

Why? She could have quietly started going to church - then if/when a fan spotted her, attested to her faith. Otherwise, it seems like a publisicy stunt.

She is having her facial fillers and body fillers removed. She is removing her large breast implants. She is starting the process of removing tattoos from her body.

Just because someone talks about their faith, doesn’t mean they are trying to make money somehow. By all appearances, she’s trying to change her life.

She's just going from one extreme to another. Same as the person who quits drugs and becomes a workout fanatic. She's seeking attention and validation.

Working out is vastly more healthy than doing drugs. Growing up and repairing the damage done to her appearance is vastly more healthy than wh0ring herself out and destroying her body.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a pretty normal path to go from one degrading grift to another.

Extreme swings like this make sense for someone so out there.

That church is about to cash in. 💰

What church is about to cash in? How do you know their plan to do so? How much will the be making and how will they get the money?

The church she joins.

It's their whole business model, do you not know who churches work?

Name a church and I will let you know how many billions of dollars they have and how they spend it on mansions, trips, yachts.

Take out your check book, you are now a follower of jesus.

Trolls gonna troll.

#getalife

Do you tithe?

No, but I have no problem with it. Communities—faith, your kids’ soccer teams, your hobby group—cost money. In return you get quantifiable or non-quantifiable benefits, in this case a spiritual community.

It’s not like priests or pastors are living the high life, except for a handful of egregious megachurch guys.

Do you know the definition of bigotry? It’s applying your prejudices broadly to a group of people who often look nothing like your prejudices. A few days ago an atheist poster about how they don’t want sweeping prejudices applied to them—was that you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a pretty normal path to go from one degrading grift to another.

Extreme swings like this make sense for someone so out there.

That church is about to cash in. 💰

What church is about to cash in? How do you know their plan to do so? How much will the be making and how will they get the money?

The church she joins.

It's their whole business model, do you not know who churches work?

Name a church and I will let you know how many billions of dollars they have and how they spend it on mansions, trips, yachts.

Take out your check book, you are now a follower of jesus.

Trolls gonna troll.

#getalife

Do you tithe?

No, but I have no problem with it. Communities—faith, your kids’ soccer teams, your hobby group—cost money. In return you get quantifiable or non-quantifiable benefits, in this case a spiritual community.

It’s not like priests or pastors are living the high life, except for a handful of egregious megachurch guys.

Do you know the definition of bigotry? It’s applying your prejudices broadly to a group of people who often look nothing like your prejudices. A few days ago an atheist poster about how they don’t want sweeping prejudices applied to them—was that you?

Yea... my soccer coach does not have mansions and Yachts does your's... and he pays taxes.

She was baptized in an evangelical church, so yea... that's not a priest. Talking about priests do you know the valuation of the catholic church. Are you aware of how much money they spend on political lobbiests?

Do you know the definition of logical reasoning? You are comparing a soccer coach to a evangelical minister.

You can't be bigoted against an institution, you can look at their actions and make determinations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm jaded; if she were really "born again" she wouldn't have to announce it publicly.

She had a huge following and was earning a lot of money as a stripper model on only fans. It is better that she told her story herself then the internet speculate …

Why? She could have quietly started going to church - then if/when a fan spotted her, attested to her faith. Otherwise, it seems like a publisicy stunt.

She is having her facial fillers and body fillers removed. She is removing her large breast implants. She is starting the process of removing tattoos from her body.

Just because someone talks about their faith, doesn’t mean they are trying to make money somehow. By all appearances, she’s trying to change her life.

She's just going from one extreme to another. Same as the person who quits drugs and becomes a workout fanatic. She's seeking attention and validation.

Working out is vastly more healthy than doing drugs. Growing up and repairing the damage done to her appearance is vastly more healthy than wh0ring herself out and destroying her body.

Work out fanatics is not healthy... they have severe injuries all the time that require surgery after surgery and PT after PT.

Neither is healthy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a pretty normal path to go from one degrading grift to another.

Extreme swings like this make sense for someone so out there.

That church is about to cash in. 💰

What church is about to cash in? How do you know their plan to do so? How much will the be making and how will they get the money?

The church she joins.

It's their whole business model, do you not know who churches work?

Name a church and I will let you know how many billions of dollars they have and how they spend it on mansions, trips, yachts.

Take out your check book, you are now a follower of jesus.

Trolls gonna troll.

#getalife

Do you tithe?

No, but I have no problem with it. Communities—faith, your kids’ soccer teams, your hobby group—cost money. In return you get quantifiable or non-quantifiable benefits, in this case a spiritual community.

It’s not like priests or pastors are living the high life, except for a handful of egregious megachurch guys.

Do you know the definition of bigotry? It’s applying your prejudices broadly to a group of people who often look nothing like your prejudices. A few days ago an atheist poster about how they don’t want sweeping prejudices applied to them—was that you?

Yea... my soccer coach does not have mansions and Yachts does your's... and he pays taxes.

She was baptized in an evangelical church, so yea... that's not a priest. Talking about priests do you know the valuation of the catholic church. Are you aware of how much money they spend on political lobbiests?

Do you know the definition of logical reasoning? You are comparing a soccer coach to a evangelical minister.

You can't be bigoted against an institution, you can look at their actions and make determinations.

Whoosh…. the sound of the point going over your head. Only a handful of priests live the high life, yet you’re generalizing to all pastors/priests, including hers, who we do not know. You spew something about Catholic lobbying and neglect to mention all their charities (I’m not Catholic but I know about their charitable work, and I bet you do too).

You’re a bigot because you spread your prejudices to cover everybody of a given faith. End of story.