Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s almost like…
Binge drinking
Drugs
Sleeping around
Abortions
No children
Lots of money
…are not the keys to happiness? And maybe, just maybe, there were ulterior motives when entertainment executives pushed this bill of goods on women via entertainers like Handler?
Well, I disagree that she was pushed as a bill of goods. That's some weird conservative energy right there. From what I can see, she worked hard and is fairly brilliant. As far as who she is, she's one manifistation of our culture, circa 1975ish when she was born (not sure that's correct, but within a couple years ok)
Anonymous wrote:It’s almost like…
Binge drinking
Drugs
Sleeping around
Abortions
No children
Lots of money
…are not the keys to happiness? And maybe, just maybe, there were ulterior motives when entertainment executives pushed this bill of goods on women via entertainers like Handler?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just post on the Book Club Forum and ask for a recommendation for Chelsea's autobiography. That's the point of your long post, right?
Thanks for clarifying. At first I thought I wanted speculation on CH's mental disorders, but this thread made it clear to me that I actually want a book recommendation. I am fascinated by Chelsea Handler. Seems like a good idea to go with the most recent one, in which she'll be her most evolved.But no, I won't start another topic about it![]()
OP the latest book she talks about her life, struggles, and journey to therapy/meditation. The other books are humorous / comedy and not serious at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just post on the Book Club Forum and ask for a recommendation for Chelsea's autobiography. That's the point of your long post, right?
Thanks for clarifying. At first I thought I wanted speculation on CH's mental disorders, but this thread made it clear to me that I actually want a book recommendation. I am fascinated by Chelsea Handler. Seems like a good idea to go with the most recent one, in which she'll be her most evolved.But no, I won't start another topic about it![]()
Anonymous wrote:Just post on the Book Club Forum and ask for a recommendation for Chelsea's autobiography. That's the point of your long post, right?
Anonymous wrote:Just post on the Book Club Forum and ask for a recommendation for Chelsea's autobiography. That's the point of your long post, right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought she seemed like a cruel, arrogant, a-hole bully when she was on E!, which was 10 to 15 years ago? She kicked down and treated staff and guests (and even her family!) like dirt on air because she was suddenly a multi-millionaire and was banging the powerful E! executive. Good to see she’s a miserable lonely spinster. Karma.
Eh that's kinda her schtick though. I wouldn't take it personally.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OK, weird question. I enjoy Chelsea. I haven't watched even half of what she has done, but have felt major affinity. I am similar to her, in many respects (I drink, curse, DGAF to an extent, like to say whatever for the effect among friends, love deadpan/dry humor, love to exit) We 're about the same age, and I agree with a lot of her ideas/opinions, except when she gets ugly/obnoxious, which I just saw in her doc "Chelsea Does ..." which was done a few years ago but new to me. In the 4 part series, she "does" marriage (loved it), drugs (loved it), Silicon Valley (has its moments) and ... racism (couldn't watch the whole thing, she needed an editor, I give her credit for overall decent intentions, but demerits for cringe-ful, super awkward execution)
I am wondering WTH is wrong with her (because some of it might apply to me). Could you guess for Chelsea a mental health diagnosis? She admits she qualifies as alcohol dependent. She considers that she is ADD. (I have ADD and drink too much, but I am not insanely confident like Chelsea, and don't have nearly as much money, although I am rich). Ot could be trauma. Or personality disorder. Or just what people with above afflictions do when they have boats of money and a need for attention?
Chelsea did not come from money… at all. Her dad was a used car salesman who was unemployed half the time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s almost like…
Binge drinking
Drugs
Sleeping around
Abortions
No children
Lots of money
…are not the keys to happiness? And maybe, just maybe, there were ulterior motives when entertainment executives pushed this bill of goods on women via entertainers like Handler?
Well, I disagree that she was pushed as a bill of goods. That's some weird conservative energy right there. From what I can see, she worked hard and is fairly brilliant. As far as who she is, she's one manifistation of our culture, circa 1975ish when she was born (not sure that's correct, but within a couple years ok)
Not a conservative. Lol. Watched her show at its peak and even read her first couple of books on airplanes. She has always been human trash. And the glorification of what she pushed ruined a lot of lives — including her own.
Anonymous wrote:OK, weird question. I enjoy Chelsea. I haven't watched even half of what she has done, but have felt major affinity. I am similar to her, in many respects (I drink, curse, DGAF to an extent, like to say whatever for the effect among friends, love deadpan/dry humor, love to exit) We 're about the same age, and I agree with a lot of her ideas/opinions, except when she gets ugly/obnoxious, which I just saw in her doc "Chelsea Does ..." which was done a few years ago but new to me. In the 4 part series, she "does" marriage (loved it), drugs (loved it), Silicon Valley (has its moments) and ... racism (couldn't watch the whole thing, she needed an editor, I give her credit for overall decent intentions, but demerits for cringe-ful, super awkward execution)
I am wondering WTH is wrong with her (because some of it might apply to me). Could you guess for Chelsea a mental health diagnosis? She admits she qualifies as alcohol dependent. She considers that she is ADD. (I have ADD and drink too much, but I am not insanely confident like Chelsea, and don't have nearly as much money, although I am rich). Ot could be trauma. Or personality disorder. Or just what people with above afflictions do when they have boats of money and a need for attention?
Anonymous wrote:Read her latest book/ she talks about her journey with therapy.