The Coldplay cheater is a classic example of women never taking blame

[Anonymous]

NGL I like this. Women have always been shamed for being the other woman or getting cheated on. Cheating men have always gotten a pass. Now, it seems that's changing. Good, let men take their turn under the bus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WTF are you talking about?

She admitted it was wrong and resigned.

What she’s saying is that she didn’t deserve to be doxxed, called 500 times a day with death threats, have paparazzi outside her home, or be terrified (along with her kids) to leave the house for fear someone would kill her.

Hell, my xH cheated on me, while I was pregnant and postpartum, and I wouldn’t want people to try to kill him or harass him nonstop. He made his choice, faced the consequences (me leaving), that was that.

Too many people still don't understand that the calls are no longer coming from inside the house ... they're coming from overseas

It's just not a smart move to be on the internet anymore under your actual name if you're going to audition for the controversial topic olympics. Don't take a baseball from an old guy or a kid. Don't attack servers in a bar just because you're as drunk as a skunk and they won't serve you. Don't be a behind-hole on an airplane.

This woman reminds me of Rielle Hunter ... anyone still remember her?

[Anonymous]

White woman fails to take responsibility for her actions and claims she's a victim. Shocking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:WTF are you talking about?

She admitted it was wrong and resigned.

What she’s saying is that she didn’t deserve to be doxxed, called 500 times a day with death threats, have paparazzi outside her home, or be terrified (along with her kids) to leave the house for fear someone would kill her.

Hell, my xH cheated on me, while I was pregnant and postpartum, and I wouldn’t want people to try to kill him or harass him nonstop. He made his choice, faced the consequences (me leaving), that was that.

Too many people still don't understand that the calls are no longer coming from inside the house ... they're coming from overseas

It's just not a smart move to be on the internet anymore under your actual name if you're going to audition for the controversial topic olympics. Don't take a baseball from an old guy or a kid. Don't attack servers in a bar just because you're as drunk as a skunk and they won't serve you. Don't be a behind-hole on an airplane.

This woman reminds me of Rielle Hunter ... anyone still remember her?

Yes. Rielle was worse.

People who have babies with married celebrities are another circle deeper.

[Anonymous]

There are two valuable lessons to be learned from this story. The first is the outrageous treatment she and her family have received from strangers simply because she was photographed in an embrace with her boss at a concert that rocketed around social media and the world. This is a damning indictment of a large segment of society that felt this was appropriate behavior. These people are total losers.

The other lesson is that it's amazing how some allegedly smart people in reality are really, really stupid, but yet make tons of money that outstrip their intelligence and abilities. Not only is it obviously dumb to sleep with your boss (or at the very least, go on a date with him), but it's REALLY stupid when you're the head of company HR. Yeah, you career is in the toilet. Boo hoo, people have had their careers trashed for less. Hope she saved her money.

Lastly, apparently she is on her second divorce after divorcing her first husband in 2018? Great job, Kristen. She's clearly got a screw loose.

[Anonymous]

She's a tramp and an attention whore