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Anonymous wrote:Claiming closeness to family is also necessary
When you and your spouse rely on rich family

Tell that to Harry and Meghan.

They don’t care. Emancipated and freed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Claiming closeness to family is also necessary
When you and your spouse rely on rich family

Tell that to Harry and Meghan.

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Anonymous wrote:Some of his tattoos
https://pagesix.com/article/brooklyn-beckham-tattoos-for-nicola-peltz/

Do you remember in middle school how we used to doodle all over our note books about some crush we had. That is what his body looks like.

It's almost like she's daring him or testing him by asking him to get more and more ridiculous tattoos at her request to prove his love. It's very school age.

The hate aimed at Nicola is typical of our sexist, misogynistic culture. Everyone hates women, even women and we really hate any woman who sticks her head up.

Nicola is known for being degrading to staff and generally spoiled and awful. See the wedding planner lawsuit and pushing the nanny down the stairs. She also had a prior relationship that has a lot of similarities- isolating the bf from his family. Being a feminist doesn’t mean that we can’t recognize bad behavior from some women.

Wait, she PUSHED HER NANNY DOWN THE STAIRS? How old was she? Where did you get this info from? I need more details.

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Anonymous wrote:Some celebrity parents actually value education, others want kids to get degrees for social status and then there are rest who don't see any value in it for trust fund kids. They do want kids to gain fame from influencing, acting, singing, dancing, modeling, branding etc.

It’s also the easiest way to make their own money. Why go to school to become an accountant or lawyer to grind for 50+ hours a week for low 6 figures when they can earn far more doing a lot less? They can get stupid rich influencing or singing.

I mean, even Aunt Becky saw the value in having her influencer kids attend college (and one of them did videos from their dorm room).

Becky didn't have nearly the net worth to set her kids up for life. Her kids have to work, get educated, find a career.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of his tattoos
https://pagesix.com/article/brooklyn-beckham-tattoos-for-nicola-peltz/

Do you remember in middle school how we used to doodle all over our note books about some crush we had. That is what his body looks like.

It's almost like she's daring him or testing him by asking him to get more and more ridiculous tattoos at her request to prove his love. It's very school age.

The hate aimed at Nicola is typical of our sexist, misogynistic culture. Everyone hates women, even women and we really hate any woman who sticks her head up.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some celebrity parents actually value education, others want kids to get degrees for social status and then there are rest who don't see any value in it for trust fund kids. They do want kids to gain fame from influencing, acting, singing, dancing, modeling, branding etc.

It’s also the easiest way to make their own money. Why go to school to become an accountant or lawyer to grind for 50+ hours a week for low 6 figures when they can earn far more doing a lot less? They can get stupid rich influencing or singing.

I mean, even Aunt Becky saw the value in having her influencer kids attend college (and one of them did videos from their dorm room).

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some celebrity parents actually value education, others want kids to get degrees for social status and then there are rest who don't see any value in it for trust fund kids. They do want kids to gain fame from influencing, acting, singing, dancing, modeling, branding etc.

It’s also the easiest way to make their own money. Why go to school to become an accountant or lawyer to grind for 50+ hours a week for low 6 figures when they can earn far more doing a lot less? They can get stupid rich influencing or singing.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of his tattoos
https://pagesix.com/article/brooklyn-beckham-tattoos-for-nicola-peltz/

Do you remember in middle school how we used to doodle all over our note books about some crush we had. That is what his body looks like.

It's almost like she's daring him or testing him by asking him to get more and more ridiculous tattoos at her request to prove his love. It's very school age.

The hate aimed at Nicola is typical of our sexist, misogynistic culture. Everyone hates women, even women and we really hate any woman who sticks her head up.

Nicola is known for being degrading to staff and generally spoiled and awful. See the wedding planner lawsuit and pushing the nanny down the stairs. She also had a prior relationship that has a lot of similarities- isolating the bf from his family. Being a feminist doesn’t mean that we can’t recognize bad behavior from some women.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of his tattoos
https://pagesix.com/article/brooklyn-beckham-tattoos-for-nicola-peltz/

Do you remember in middle school how we used to doodle all over our note books about some crush we had. That is what his body looks like.

It's almost like she's daring him or testing him by asking him to get more and more ridiculous tattoos at her request to prove his love. It's very school age.

The hate aimed at Nicola is typical of our sexist, misogynistic culture. Everyone hates women, even women and we really hate any woman who sticks her head up.

Nicola is known for being degrading to staff and generally spoiled and awful. See the wedding planner lawsuit and pushing the nanny down the stairs. She also had a prior relationship that has a lot of similarities- isolating the bf from his family. Being a feminist doesn’t mean that we can’t recognize bad behavior from some women.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of his tattoos
https://pagesix.com/article/brooklyn-beckham-tattoos-for-nicola-peltz/

Do you remember in middle school how we used to doodle all over our note books about some crush we had. That is what his body looks like.

It's almost like she's daring him or testing him by asking him to get more and more ridiculous tattoos at her request to prove his love. It's very school age.

The hate aimed at Nicola is typical of our sexist, misogynistic culture. Everyone hates women, even women and we really hate any woman who sticks her head up.

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Anonymous wrote:We are such optimists, expecting Posh Spice and Sir Beckham to be model parents and have a "normal" family. They are celebrities who are laser focused on image and brand. There are body image issues with David's tattoos and Victoria's anorexic look.

At this point Brooklyn is on his own. He's adult and these are the choices he's making, much like his parents made their choices. But, no, a 27 yr old man can't blame mom and dad for this meltdown.

I'm glad about how he spoke up about his parent's manipulation. Dad wouldn't talk with him unless it was at dad's huge bd party with all the press in the world there. They are very controlling and Vickie and Davie have a weird dynamic.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of his tattoos
https://pagesix.com/article/brooklyn-beckham-tattoos-for-nicola-peltz/

Do you remember in middle school how we used to doodle all over our note books about some crush we had. That is what his body looks like.

It's almost like she's daring him or testing him by asking him to get more and more ridiculous tattoos at her request to prove his love. It's very school age.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are such optimists, expecting Posh Spice and Sir Beckham to be model parents and have a "normal" family. They are celebrities who are laser focused on image and brand. There are body image issues with David's tattoos and Victoria's anorexic look.

At this point Brooklyn is on his own. He's adult and these are the choices he's making, much like his parents made their choices. But, no, a 27 yr old man can't blame mom and dad for this meltdown.