Vanessa Hudgens, age 35, reveals pregnancy on Oscars red carpet

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Anonymous wrote:I say again - pregnancy weight gain and loss is largely a factor of genetics. I mean, don’t gorge yourself while pregnant and try to exercise and eat a reasonable diet after pregnancy. Moderation is always best.

But I think some of you just have something broken inside your brain to continue to say “well, she DID get fat and she IS going to have trouble losing the weight” it may or may not be true, but you still are making this sound like she has failed already at pregnancy, tsk, tsk. As I said, broken brain to think you’re just being “factual” - no, you are lacking in EQ. Just stop ripping on a pregnant woman-it’s what decent people would do.

It’s interesting how tone can be entirely misread on message boards. I definitely didn’t post with the intent to say she’s failing at pregnancy. If anything, I feel bad for her!

Why do you feel bad for her? She’s pregnant and gained weight which is normal and she’ll lose all the weight after. That’s what celebrities do. Your tone is condescending and judgy but I’m sure she’s a million times prettier than you, even if she kept the weight on.

Wow. Talk about tone! I feel bad that’s she’s gained weight all over and not just in her belly because it’s harder to lose afterwards. It’s that simple.

Why are you now insulting me? I never insulted anyone’s looks.

Like another PP said you have low EQ if you really have no idea how condescending you sound. So stop with the stupid advice about tone and the concern trolling in general.

Another insult! It’s funny how people resort to insults when they realize they are just plain wrong.

Fact: I stated that Vanessa has gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose after. Never once said she’s failing at pregnancy or the like.

There’s a possibility she could end up with pre eclampsia. A lot of pregnant women due in the summer tend to swell more and end up with it.

Fact: That’s an opinion not a fact.

The fact was that was exactly what I said. I didn’t say she was failing at pregnancy. You don’t seem to get logic and reasoning.

No. You clearly don’t understand facts. It is not a fact it will be harder to lose weight.

That’s an opinion.

That’s not what I was referring to as a fact in my previous post. I’ve been accused of saying Vanessa was failing at pregnancy by stating she had gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose. The fact I am referring to is that what I wrote really wasn’t negative at all. The fact is what I said was ascribed negative intentions by you for some reason. You interpreted what I wrote on a message board as negative.

I repeat, have you actually ever had a baby? When you just gain weight in your belly area during pregnancy, it is much easier after the pregnancy to lose that. Once the baby is out it starts shrinking and your uterus contracts which helps. Heck, usually within the first month most of that belly is gone now that the baby is out (which was stretching it). However, if you’ve gained weight in your arms and legs that doesn’t just disappear when the baby comes out. That is harder to lose.

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She’s gained a lot of weight all over, not just in her belly. She’s going to have to work hard to get that off after the baby is born.

I don’t see anywhere me saying she’s failing at pregnancy, she’s a loser, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:It seems any thread involving aging famous women with high-risk geriatric pregnancies always triggers a few crazies on DCUM.

Why are you triggered by this aging famous woman being pregnant? It’s not your life, why are you so upset she’s pregnant?

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Anonymous wrote:It seems any thread involving aging famous women with high-risk geriatric pregnancies always triggers a few crazies on DCUM.

Why are you triggered by this aging famous woman being pregnant? It’s not your life, why are you so upset she’s pregnant?

They aren’t triggered or upset at all, just pointing out that people like you seem to get upset (and apparently misinterpret posts all the time). Lol.

It’s ok, we know you are the actual troll.

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Anonymous wrote:It seems any thread involving aging famous women with high-risk geriatric pregnancies always triggers a few crazies on DCUM.

Why are you triggered by this aging famous woman being pregnant? It’s not your life, why are you so upset she’s pregnant?

Why did you have the post deleted?

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Anonymous wrote:I say again - pregnancy weight gain and loss is largely a factor of genetics. I mean, don’t gorge yourself while pregnant and try to exercise and eat a reasonable diet after pregnancy. Moderation is always best.

But I think some of you just have something broken inside your brain to continue to say “well, she DID get fat and she IS going to have trouble losing the weight” it may or may not be true, but you still are making this sound like she has failed already at pregnancy, tsk, tsk. As I said, broken brain to think you’re just being “factual” - no, you are lacking in EQ. Just stop ripping on a pregnant woman-it’s what decent people would do.

It’s interesting how tone can be entirely misread on message boards. I definitely didn’t post with the intent to say she’s failing at pregnancy. If anything, I feel bad for her!

Why do you feel bad for her? She’s pregnant and gained weight which is normal and she’ll lose all the weight after. That’s what celebrities do. Your tone is condescending and judgy but I’m sure she’s a million times prettier than you, even if she kept the weight on.

Wow. Talk about tone! I feel bad that’s she’s gained weight all over and not just in her belly because it’s harder to lose afterwards. It’s that simple.

Why are you now insulting me? I never insulted anyone’s looks.

Like another PP said you have low EQ if you really have no idea how condescending you sound. So stop with the stupid advice about tone and the concern trolling in general.

Another insult! It’s funny how people resort to insults when they realize they are just plain wrong.

Fact: I stated that Vanessa has gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose after. Never once said she’s failing at pregnancy or the like.

There’s a possibility she could end up with pre eclampsia. A lot of pregnant women due in the summer tend to swell more and end up with it.

Fact: That’s an opinion not a fact.

The fact was that was exactly what I said. I didn’t say she was failing at pregnancy. You don’t seem to get logic and reasoning.

No. You clearly don’t understand facts. It is not a fact it will be harder to lose weight.

That’s an opinion.

That’s not what I was referring to as a fact in my previous post. I’ve been accused of saying Vanessa was failing at pregnancy by stating she had gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose. The fact I am referring to is that what I wrote really wasn’t negative at all. The fact is what I said was ascribed negative intentions by you for some reason. You interpreted what I wrote on a message board as negative.

I repeat, have you actually ever had a baby? When you just gain weight in your belly area during pregnancy, it is much easier after the pregnancy to lose that. Once the baby is out it starts shrinking and your uterus contracts which helps. Heck, usually within the first month most of that belly is gone now that the baby is out (which was stretching it). However, if you’ve gained weight in your arms and legs that doesn’t just disappear when the baby comes out. That is harder to lose.

I repeat

Yes I gave kids
No it’s not harder to lose all over weight.
It’s impossible to rehab a destroyed belly without intervention

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Anonymous wrote:It seems any thread involving aging famous women with high-risk geriatric pregnancies always triggers a few crazies on DCUM.

Why are you triggered by this aging famous woman being pregnant? It’s not your life, why are you so upset she’s pregnant?

Why did you have the post deleted?

DP. Because why should Jeff let his site be a sewer of anonymous attacks on pregnant women’s appearance?

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Anonymous wrote:I say again - pregnancy weight gain and loss is largely a factor of genetics. I mean, don’t gorge yourself while pregnant and try to exercise and eat a reasonable diet after pregnancy. Moderation is always best.

But I think some of you just have something broken inside your brain to continue to say “well, she DID get fat and she IS going to have trouble losing the weight” it may or may not be true, but you still are making this sound like she has failed already at pregnancy, tsk, tsk. As I said, broken brain to think you’re just being “factual” - no, you are lacking in EQ. Just stop ripping on a pregnant woman-it’s what decent people would do.

It’s interesting how tone can be entirely misread on message boards. I definitely didn’t post with the intent to say she’s failing at pregnancy. If anything, I feel bad for her!

Why do you feel bad for her? She’s pregnant and gained weight which is normal and she’ll lose all the weight after. That’s what celebrities do. Your tone is condescending and judgy but I’m sure she’s a million times prettier than you, even if she kept the weight on.

Wow. Talk about tone! I feel bad that’s she’s gained weight all over and not just in her belly because it’s harder to lose afterwards. It’s that simple.

Why are you now insulting me? I never insulted anyone’s looks.

Like another PP said you have low EQ if you really have no idea how condescending you sound. So stop with the stupid advice about tone and the concern trolling in general.

Another insult! It’s funny how people resort to insults when they realize they are just plain wrong.

Fact: I stated that Vanessa has gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose after. Never once said she’s failing at pregnancy or the like.

There’s a possibility she could end up with pre eclampsia. A lot of pregnant women due in the summer tend to swell more and end up with it.

Fact: That’s an opinion not a fact.

The fact was that was exactly what I said. I didn’t say she was failing at pregnancy. You don’t seem to get logic and reasoning.

No. You clearly don’t understand facts. It is not a fact it will be harder to lose weight.

That’s an opinion.

That’s not what I was referring to as a fact in my previous post. I’ve been accused of saying Vanessa was failing at pregnancy by stating she had gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose. The fact I am referring to is that what I wrote really wasn’t negative at all. The fact is what I said was ascribed negative intentions by you for some reason. You interpreted what I wrote on a message board as negative.

I repeat, have you actually ever had a baby? When you just gain weight in your belly area during pregnancy, it is much easier after the pregnancy to lose that. Once the baby is out it starts shrinking and your uterus contracts which helps. Heck, usually within the first month most of that belly is gone now that the baby is out (which was stretching it). However, if you’ve gained weight in your arms and legs that doesn’t just disappear when the baby comes out. That is harder to lose.

I repeat

Yes I gave kids
No it’s not harder to lose all over weight.
It’s impossible to rehab a destroyed belly without intervention

Is that your opinion?

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Anonymous wrote:I say again - pregnancy weight gain and loss is largely a factor of genetics. I mean, don’t gorge yourself while pregnant and try to exercise and eat a reasonable diet after pregnancy. Moderation is always best.

But I think some of you just have something broken inside your brain to continue to say “well, she DID get fat and she IS going to have trouble losing the weight” it may or may not be true, but you still are making this sound like she has failed already at pregnancy, tsk, tsk. As I said, broken brain to think you’re just being “factual” - no, you are lacking in EQ. Just stop ripping on a pregnant woman-it’s what decent people would do.

It’s interesting how tone can be entirely misread on message boards. I definitely didn’t post with the intent to say she’s failing at pregnancy. If anything, I feel bad for her!

Why do you feel bad for her? She’s pregnant and gained weight which is normal and she’ll lose all the weight after. That’s what celebrities do. Your tone is condescending and judgy but I’m sure she’s a million times prettier than you, even if she kept the weight on.

Wow. Talk about tone! I feel bad that’s she’s gained weight all over and not just in her belly because it’s harder to lose afterwards. It’s that simple.

Why are you now insulting me? I never insulted anyone’s looks.

Like another PP said you have low EQ if you really have no idea how condescending you sound. So stop with the stupid advice about tone and the concern trolling in general.

Another insult! It’s funny how people resort to insults when they realize they are just plain wrong.

Fact: I stated that Vanessa has gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose after. Never once said she’s failing at pregnancy or the like.

There’s a possibility she could end up with pre eclampsia. A lot of pregnant women due in the summer tend to swell more and end up with it.

Fact: That’s an opinion not a fact.

The fact was that was exactly what I said. I didn’t say she was failing at pregnancy. You don’t seem to get logic and reasoning.

No. You clearly don’t understand facts. It is not a fact it will be harder to lose weight.

That’s an opinion.

That’s not what I was referring to as a fact in my previous post. I’ve been accused of saying Vanessa was failing at pregnancy by stating she had gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose. The fact I am referring to is that what I wrote really wasn’t negative at all. The fact is what I said was ascribed negative intentions by you for some reason. You interpreted what I wrote on a message board as negative.

I repeat, have you actually ever had a baby? When you just gain weight in your belly area during pregnancy, it is much easier after the pregnancy to lose that. Once the baby is out it starts shrinking and your uterus contracts which helps. Heck, usually within the first month most of that belly is gone now that the baby is out (which was stretching it). However, if you’ve gained weight in your arms and legs that doesn’t just disappear when the baby comes out. That is harder to lose.

I repeat

Yes I gave kids
No it’s not harder to lose all over weight.
It’s impossible to rehab a destroyed belly without intervention

We can agree to disagree then.

Impossible? Not at all. Harder yes.

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Anonymous wrote:I say again - pregnancy weight gain and loss is largely a factor of genetics. I mean, don’t gorge yourself while pregnant and try to exercise and eat a reasonable diet after pregnancy. Moderation is always best.

But I think some of you just have something broken inside your brain to continue to say “well, she DID get fat and she IS going to have trouble losing the weight” it may or may not be true, but you still are making this sound like she has failed already at pregnancy, tsk, tsk. As I said, broken brain to think you’re just being “factual” - no, you are lacking in EQ. Just stop ripping on a pregnant woman-it’s what decent people would do.

It’s interesting how tone can be entirely misread on message boards. I definitely didn’t post with the intent to say she’s failing at pregnancy. If anything, I feel bad for her!

Why do you feel bad for her? She’s pregnant and gained weight which is normal and she’ll lose all the weight after. That’s what celebrities do. Your tone is condescending and judgy but I’m sure she’s a million times prettier than you, even if she kept the weight on.

Wow. Talk about tone! I feel bad that’s she’s gained weight all over and not just in her belly because it’s harder to lose afterwards. It’s that simple.

Why are you now insulting me? I never insulted anyone’s looks.

Like another PP said you have low EQ if you really have no idea how condescending you sound. So stop with the stupid advice about tone and the concern trolling in general.

Another insult! It’s funny how people resort to insults when they realize they are just plain wrong.

Fact: I stated that Vanessa has gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose after. Never once said she’s failing at pregnancy or the like.

There’s a possibility she could end up with pre eclampsia. A lot of pregnant women due in the summer tend to swell more and end up with it.

Fact: That’s an opinion not a fact.

The fact was that was exactly what I said. I didn’t say she was failing at pregnancy. You don’t seem to get logic and reasoning.

No. You clearly don’t understand facts. It is not a fact it will be harder to lose weight.

That’s an opinion.

That’s not what I was referring to as a fact in my previous post. I’ve been accused of saying Vanessa was failing at pregnancy by stating she had gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose. The fact I am referring to is that what I wrote really wasn’t negative at all. The fact is what I said was ascribed negative intentions by you for some reason. You interpreted what I wrote on a message board as negative.

I repeat, have you actually ever had a baby? When you just gain weight in your belly area during pregnancy, it is much easier after the pregnancy to lose that. Once the baby is out it starts shrinking and your uterus contracts which helps. Heck, usually within the first month most of that belly is gone now that the baby is out (which was stretching it). However, if you’ve gained weight in your arms and legs that doesn’t just disappear when the baby comes out. That is harder to lose.

I repeat

Yes I gave kids
No it’s not harder to lose all over weight.
It’s impossible to rehab a destroyed belly without intervention

We can agree to disagree then.

Impossible? Not at all. Harder yes.

With diastasis recti?

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Anonymous wrote:I say again - pregnancy weight gain and loss is largely a factor of genetics. I mean, don’t gorge yourself while pregnant and try to exercise and eat a reasonable diet after pregnancy. Moderation is always best.

But I think some of you just have something broken inside your brain to continue to say “well, she DID get fat and she IS going to have trouble losing the weight” it may or may not be true, but you still are making this sound like she has failed already at pregnancy, tsk, tsk. As I said, broken brain to think you’re just being “factual” - no, you are lacking in EQ. Just stop ripping on a pregnant woman-it’s what decent people would do.

It’s interesting how tone can be entirely misread on message boards. I definitely didn’t post with the intent to say she’s failing at pregnancy. If anything, I feel bad for her!

Why do you feel bad for her? She’s pregnant and gained weight which is normal and she’ll lose all the weight after. That’s what celebrities do. Your tone is condescending and judgy but I’m sure she’s a million times prettier than you, even if she kept the weight on.

Wow. Talk about tone! I feel bad that’s she’s gained weight all over and not just in her belly because it’s harder to lose afterwards. It’s that simple.

Why are you now insulting me? I never insulted anyone’s looks.

Like another PP said you have low EQ if you really have no idea how condescending you sound. So stop with the stupid advice about tone and the concern trolling in general.

Another insult! It’s funny how people resort to insults when they realize they are just plain wrong.

Fact: I stated that Vanessa has gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose after. Never once said she’s failing at pregnancy or the like.

There’s a possibility she could end up with pre eclampsia. A lot of pregnant women due in the summer tend to swell more and end up with it.

Fact: That’s an opinion not a fact.

The fact was that was exactly what I said. I didn’t say she was failing at pregnancy. You don’t seem to get logic and reasoning.

No. You clearly don’t understand facts. It is not a fact it will be harder to lose weight.

That’s an opinion.

That’s not what I was referring to as a fact in my previous post. I’ve been accused of saying Vanessa was failing at pregnancy by stating she had gained weight all over and it would be harder to lose. The fact I am referring to is that what I wrote really wasn’t negative at all. The fact is what I said was ascribed negative intentions by you for some reason. You interpreted what I wrote on a message board as negative.

I repeat, have you actually ever had a baby? When you just gain weight in your belly area during pregnancy, it is much easier after the pregnancy to lose that. Once the baby is out it starts shrinking and your uterus contracts which helps. Heck, usually within the first month most of that belly is gone now that the baby is out (which was stretching it). However, if you’ve gained weight in your arms and legs that doesn’t just disappear when the baby comes out. That is harder to lose.

I repeat

Yes I gave kids
No it’s not harder to lose all over weight.
It’s impossible to rehab a destroyed belly without intervention

We can agree to disagree then.

Impossible? Not at all. Harder yes.

With diastasis recti?

Diastasis recti is totally different from normal pregnancy weight. Yes, that would be impossible without surgical repair. Ask me how I know