Chrissy Teigen is attempting a comeback - and I’m not ok with it

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a big believer in redemption and encouraging people to become better and do good in the world. Not a fan of cancel culture. Why would anyone change if they’re always held at the level of the worst thing they’ve ever said? If she wants to redeem herself, let her.

+1. I think it’s also quite possible that her drinking was part of her toxicity and hopefully her speaking out about sobriety will lead to a more productive path for her, helping not harming.

+2. Every time I’m about to do/say/think something negative about someone I think he who has never sinned may cast the first stone

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure why you care that much what a very minor celebrity does. Let her live her life, OP. I'm sure she isn't a worse person than you are. Let's stop it with these horribly nasty posts about real live people, that none of us know personally.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Shrug I like her fine. I don’t believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits.

So you would buy a cookbook from Brett Kavanaugh? If an avowed Nazi ran a fun, irreverent Twitter account where they shared juicy celebrity gossip and useful hair and makeup tips, you'd follow?

Or you just don't really care what you did? These are different things.

Your comparing rude comments to assault and Nazis.

The PP said "I don't believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits." This is an insanely broad statement and what I wrote proves that it cannot possibly be true.

What the PP actually thinks is that what Teigen did is not that big of a deal so she doesn't care to reduce your consumption of what she deems to be good content because of it. That's different that not believing in deplatforming or thinking content should only be evaluated on it's own merits. Everyone has a line. It's just Tiegen has not crossed PP's line.

Or maybe her recipes/food photos are more appealing than whatever not actually created cookbook Kavanaugh and Squi made.

Just because someone is promoting something, doesn’t mean one has to purchase or acknowledge.

[Anonymous]

Guys, she's not canceled. She went to Obama's birthday. He disinvited everyone- his top advisor, Nancy Pelosi, David Letterman, Larry David-- and Chrissy Teigan was still invited. She's firmly rooted as a Royal Celebrity. Settle in and get used to it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Shrug I like her fine. I don’t believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits.

So you would buy a cookbook from Brett Kavanaugh? If an avowed Nazi ran a fun, irreverent Twitter account where they shared juicy celebrity gossip and useful hair and makeup tips, you'd follow?

Or you just don't really care what you did? These are different things.

Your comparing rude comments to assault and Nazis.

The PP said "I don't believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits." This is an insanely broad statement and what I wrote proves that it cannot possibly be true.

What the PP actually thinks is that what Teigen did is not that big of a deal so she doesn't care to reduce your consumption of what she deems to be good content because of it. That's different that not believing in deplatforming or thinking content should only be evaluated on it's own merits. Everyone has a line. It's just Tiegen has not crossed PP's line.

Yea she was rude she’s a model. It’s not complex.

Repeatedly going after a kid and telling her to kill herself isn’t rude. Teigen is trash. She’s whored out her miscarriage for pity and likes. F her.

You sound unhinged

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Shrug I like her fine. I don’t believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits.

So you would buy a cookbook from Brett Kavanaugh? If an avowed Nazi ran a fun, irreverent Twitter account where they shared juicy celebrity gossip and useful hair and makeup tips, you'd follow?

Or you just don't really care what you did? These are different things.

Your comparing rude comments to assault and Nazis.

The PP said "I don't believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits." This is an insanely broad statement and what I wrote proves that it cannot possibly be true.

What the PP actually thinks is that what Teigen did is not that big of a deal so she doesn't care to reduce your consumption of what she deems to be good content because of it. That's different that not believing in deplatforming or thinking content should only be evaluated on it's own merits. Everyone has a line. It's just Tiegen has not crossed PP's line.

Yea she was rude she’s a model. It’s not complex.

Repeatedly going after a kid and telling her to kill herself isn’t rude. Teigen is trash. She’s whored out her miscarriage for pity and likes. F her.

You sound unhinged

You sound like the idiot you evidently are. I don’t follow her trashbag antics, but her horseshit “forgive me guys” tour has been discussed on sites I read. She’s a blocky blow-fish faced sociopath, a sick sack of shit. CT is her husband’s plus one to things like Obama’s birthday, but she herself is dumpster water. She wasn’t “mean” or “rude,” she stalked a damaged person through their SM and was cruel over years. She criticized a young black girl politely correcting her name’s pronunciation and liked comments about the kid being a c-word. F her. I look forward to her transformation into Pumpkinhead, pimping her miscarriage to try and force people to “like” her and buy a pity cookbook.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Shrug I like her fine. I don’t believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits.

So you would buy a cookbook from Brett Kavanaugh? If an avowed Nazi ran a fun, irreverent Twitter account where they shared juicy celebrity gossip and useful hair and makeup tips, you'd follow?

Or you just don't really care what you did? These are different things.

Your comparing rude comments to assault and Nazis.

The PP said "I don't believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits." This is an insanely broad statement and what I wrote proves that it cannot possibly be true.

What the PP actually thinks is that what Teigen did is not that big of a deal so she doesn't care to reduce your consumption of what she deems to be good content because of it. That's different that not believing in deplatforming or thinking content should only be evaluated on it's own merits. Everyone has a line. It's just Tiegen has not crossed PP's line.

Yea she was rude she’s a model. It’s not complex.

Repeatedly going after a kid and telling her to kill herself isn’t rude. Teigen is trash. She’s whored out her miscarriage for pity and likes. F her.

You sound unhinged

You sound like the idiot you evidently are. I don’t follow her trashbag antics, but her horseshit “forgive me guys” tour has been discussed on sites I read. She’s a blocky blow-fish faced sociopath, a sick sack of shit. CT is her husband’s plus one to things like Obama’s birthday, but she herself is dumpster water. She wasn’t “mean” or “rude,” she stalked a damaged person through their SM and was cruel over years. She criticized a young black girl politely correcting her name’s pronunciation and liked comments about the kid being a c-word. F her. I look forward to her transformation into Pumpkinhead, pimping her miscarriage to try and force people to “like” her and buy a pity cookbook.

Whoa. You might want to take a long look in the mirror. Read your statements again and then ask if what you're doing is much different than what you're accusing her of.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Shrug I like her fine. I don’t believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits.

So you would buy a cookbook from Brett Kavanaugh? If an avowed Nazi ran a fun, irreverent Twitter account where they shared juicy celebrity gossip and useful hair and makeup tips, you'd follow?

Or you just don't really care what you did? These are different things.

Your comparing rude comments to assault and Nazis.

The PP said "I don't believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits." This is an insanely broad statement and what I wrote proves that it cannot possibly be true.

What the PP actually thinks is that what Teigen did is not that big of a deal so she doesn't care to reduce your consumption of what she deems to be good content because of it. That's different that not believing in deplatforming or thinking content should only be evaluated on it's own merits. Everyone has a line. It's just Tiegen has not crossed PP's line.

Yea she was rude she’s a model. It’s not complex.

Repeatedly going after a kid and telling her to kill herself isn’t rude. Teigen is trash. She’s whored out her miscarriage for pity and likes. F her.

You sound unhinged

You sound like the idiot you evidently are. I don’t follow her trashbag antics, but her horseshit “forgive me guys” tour has been discussed on sites I read. She’s a blocky blow-fish faced sociopath, a sick sack of shit. CT is her husband’s plus one to things like Obama’s birthday, but she herself is dumpster water. She wasn’t “mean” or “rude,” she stalked a damaged person through their SM and was cruel over years. She criticized a young black girl politely correcting her name’s pronunciation and liked comments about the kid being a c-word. F her. I look forward to her transformation into Pumpkinhead, pimping her miscarriage to try and force people to “like” her and buy a pity cookbook.

You need to put them the wine and get some anti anxiety meds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Shrug I like her fine. I don’t believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits.

So you would buy a cookbook from Brett Kavanaugh? If an avowed Nazi ran a fun, irreverent Twitter account where they shared juicy celebrity gossip and useful hair and makeup tips, you'd follow?

Or you just don't really care what you did? These are different things.

Your comparing rude comments to assault and Nazis.

The PP said "I don't believe in canceling or deplatforming. If someone creates content I want to consume, let it stand on its merits." This is an insanely broad statement and what I wrote proves that it cannot possibly be true.

What the PP actually thinks is that what Teigen did is not that big of a deal so she doesn't care to reduce your consumption of what she deems to be good content because of it. That's different that not believing in deplatforming or thinking content should only be evaluated on it's own merits. Everyone has a line. It's just Tiegen has not crossed PP's line.

Yea she was rude she’s a model. It’s not complex.

Repeatedly going after a kid and telling her to kill herself isn’t rude. Teigen is trash. She’s whored out her miscarriage for pity and likes. F her.

You sound unhinged

You sound like the idiot you evidently are. I don’t follow her trashbag antics, but her horseshit “forgive me guys” tour has been discussed on sites I read. She’s a blocky blow-fish faced sociopath, a sick sack of shit. CT is her husband’s plus one to things like Obama’s birthday, but she herself is dumpster water. She wasn’t “mean” or “rude,” she stalked a damaged person through their SM and was cruel over years. She criticized a young black girl politely correcting her name’s pronunciation and liked comments about the kid being a c-word. F her. I look forward to her transformation into Pumpkinhead, pimping her miscarriage to try and force people to “like” her and buy a pity cookbook.

Whoa. You might want to take a long look in the mirror. Read your statements again and then ask if what you're doing is much different than what you're accusing her of.

NP, and about to post the same thing. Yikes.

[Anonymous]

You can cancel her in your life and move on. I barely know who Chrissy Tiegan is and why she was famous. I know she married that singer and tweeted mean things about people. See I lived an almost completely Chrissy-free life. You can do it too, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a big believer in redemption and encouraging people to become better and do good in the world. Not a fan of cancel culture. Why would anyone change if they’re always held at the level of the worst thing they’ve ever said? If she wants to redeem herself, let her.

She can redeem herself and become a better person without being in public. Living private life does not necessary mean you have been canceled.

[Anonymous]

I don’t care for Chrissy at all, but I watched that video. Good for her working to turn her life around. But no thanks about the cookbook.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys, she's not canceled. She went to Obama's birthday. He disinvited everyone- his top advisor, Nancy Pelosi, David Letterman, Larry David-- and Chrissy Teigan was still invited. She's firmly rooted as a Royal Celebrity. Settle in and get used to it.

Hi Chrissy. How many times have you posted in this thread?

[Anonymous]

Nobody cares about this woman or wants to see her come back. All the posts pretending to like her are clearly fake self promo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guys, she's not canceled. She went to Obama's birthday. He disinvited everyone- his top advisor, Nancy Pelosi, David Letterman, Larry David-- and Chrissy Teigan was still invited. She's firmly rooted as a Royal Celebrity. Settle in and get used to it.

Hi Chrissy. How many times have you posted in this thread?

I'm not Chrissy. I'm just being realistic with you. She is far-- very far-- from canceled. And I never really liked her old persona, but her new "sober influencer" shtick is charming and I'm here for it. She has a lot of influence on moms and its a good counterbalance to mommy wine culture. 🍷