Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you're in you're 30-ish, unmarried, and still childless. She has no career and no purpose. It's clear she went off the deep-end because her ex Wilmer just had a baby. A gal as rich as she never has to work again and just be a good mom. Instead she's idle all day and driving herself insane.

Did you hear that, DCUM? The solution to mental illness and addiction spanning the course of a decade is marriage and children! So if you marry and reproduce before 30, you will be immune. Scientists, mental health professionals, rejoice!

The few of my sorority sisters who were single and childless at 30 turned batshit, especially when they saw exes having children and getting married. There are movies about this. Biological clock. Plus Demi doesn’t have a career to keep her mind off this. She’s just rich with nothing to do, no purpose, totally unfulfilled.

Sorry you went to some backwoods college stuck in the 60s . I got married at 28 and was the youngest one of my sister's too. Most people aren't rushing to marriage at 28, out of choice.

Anyway, Demi has mental illness issues that are myriad and impulse control issues etc, tweeting is just not always going to go well for her

She has gained A LOT of weight and is clearly triggered

Oh my gosh... 'attacked'... she had an opinion- so what. I was thinking she went full-Britney with the bald head and umbrella.

She is crazy.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe her "California Sober" is triggering to drug addicts.

+1

I just wish this poor girl the best. No one deserves to have such addiction challenges. And this thread is attracting an odd crowd is sorority sisters who think it’s tragic to be single at 30. Wtf

Maybe her "California Sober" is triggering to drug addicts.

She posted today while smoking up for 4/20.

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Anonymous wrote:I keep reading this and do not understand what she was trying to say. Or it’s so ridiculous it’s hard to believe.

She's saying that seeing diet foods, like sugar free foods, prominently featured triggers anxiety around her history with eating disorders. I'm sure that actually does happen, and that sucks; I feel really bad for her. Sugar free ice cream is, of course, important for people like diabetics, so the store isn't in the wrong and she's wrong to attack them for it.

Having recovered from ED myself, I completely understand where she is coming from. But sugar free, or whatever - it's food that is the trigger. To take away options for those who want to enjoy a simple froyo isn't going to keep her from relapsing. The only thing that can keep you from going down the ED spiral is following your treatment plan.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Bigg Chill is not prominently featuring sugar-free options for diabetics, come on. They are featuring them for the many, many people embracing a healthier lifestyle and diet culture in LA. She’s not completely wrong.

If it's so triggering, Demi needs to get out of LA. It's literally what the town is about, as is the entertainment industry.

Absolutely agree. Her anti diet culture schtick probably does not go over well in LA. She comes across as trying so incredibly hard to accept her body but I’m not buying it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you're in you're 30-ish, unmarried, and still childless. She has no career and no purpose. It's clear she went off the deep-end because her ex Wilmer just had a baby. A gal as rich as she never has to work again and just be a good mom. Instead she's idle all day and driving herself insane.

Did you hear that, DCUM? The solution to mental illness and addiction spanning the course of a decade is marriage and children! So if you marry and reproduce before 30, you will be immune. Scientists, mental health professionals, rejoice!

The few of my sorority sisters who were single and childless at 30 turned batshit, especially when they saw exes having children and getting married. There are movies about this. Biological clock. Plus Demi doesn’t have a career to keep her mind off this. She’s just rich with nothing to do, no purpose, totally unfulfilled.

WTF are you talking about? She has a music career. She is not a “sorority sister” and is not 30.

Also, it’s doubtful her fertility is falling off the cliff at 28 but if she continues to do hard drugs it will eventually effect her health.

She is an addict. She needs to stop binging on drugs or she could die. All this other bs is pure speculation. Everyone is not Muffy from Delta Nu. Please.

Fertility falls off a cliff after 30, especially with drugs and eating disorder in your past.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you're in you're 30-ish, unmarried, and still childless. She has no career and no purpose. It's clear she went off the deep-end because her ex Wilmer just had a baby. A gal as rich as she never has to work again and just be a good mom. Instead she's idle all day and driving herself insane.

Did you hear that, DCUM? The solution to mental illness and addiction spanning the course of a decade is marriage and children! So if you marry and reproduce before 30, you will be immune. Scientists, mental health professionals, rejoice!

The few of my sorority sisters who were single and childless at 30 turned batshit, especially when they saw exes having children and getting married. There are movies about this. Biological clock. Plus Demi doesn’t have a career to keep her mind off this. She’s just rich with nothing to do, no purpose, totally unfulfilled.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you're in you're 30-ish, unmarried, and still childless. She has no career and no purpose. It's clear she went off the deep-end because her ex Wilmer just had a baby. A gal as rich as she never has to work again and just be a good mom. Instead she's idle all day and driving herself insane.

Oh here comes the 'you're not a real human if you don't have a baby' perspective.

Some people can't have kids, and some people don't want them. It really is okay.

You’re not wrong.

But, most of us know several women who went off the rails in their 30s when they found themselves single, childless, and flailing. These women wanted something they didn’t have.

This is extremely prejudice and it is all bullsh!t. I would never think less of someone because they were single and did not have kids. John Wayne Gacy was married, had a job, and had kids and he killed 30 men. Stop pretending you know these celebrities because you don’t and newsflash the people with the families and the jobs can be crazy, dangerous, and mentally ill while the single childless people are not doing shhiit to anyone. Because they have a wifey or hubby and kiddies does not mean they are not psychopaths. Also, Scott Peterson was married with a pregnant wife, dog, and a house plus a job but he still murdered the wifey. The Colorado guy Watts who killed the wife and 2 small kids had a nice house and cars.

Stop picking on her because she is 28 and is not married with kids. Demi is young and very pretty, she can get married and have kids if she wants to.

I saw that watermelon cake they made her eat and it looked disgusting. It really sucks when you have people around you telling you that you can’t eat a piece of cake on your birthday. She should just keep her thoughts to herself if she is bothered by sugar free yogurt because the triggered loonies come out of the woodworks spouting out bullish!t theories about someone they have never spoken to and has nothing to do with them. Focus on your own stupid little life!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you're in you're 30-ish, unmarried, and still childless. She has no career and no purpose. It's clear she went off the deep-end because her ex Wilmer just had a baby. A gal as rich as she never has to work again and just be a good mom. Instead she's idle all day and driving herself insane.

Oh here comes the 'you're not a real human if you don't have a baby' perspective.

Some people can't have kids, and some people don't want them. It really is okay.

You’re not wrong.

But, most of us know several women who went off the rails in their 30s when they found themselves single, childless, and flailing. These women wanted something they didn’t have.