Anonymous wrote:As an entire society, we’ve moved way too far to “you need to adapt to fit me.” Nah girl, you’re the one with the food issues. This is a frozen yogurt place. Yeah, you need food but you don’t need frozen yogurt. If it’s triggering, that’s on you. You’re the one with the issues- you deal with them and stop expecting the world to cater to you. Spoiler alert: we all have issues which is why it’s impossible to cater to everyone’s. Grow up.

+1 talk about fragile

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.

So what? What’s wrong with eating healthy? Most Americans do need to go on a diet. Sorry that’s triggering for them.

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Anonymous wrote:She may be suffering another mental episode.

The WHOLE WORLD is suffering from a mental episode. I swear, the world is a crazy place these days. I don’t say or post anything on social media these days. Thank god this is anonymous.

Some people in the world are crazier than others.

Also, I like tart yogurt with mochi and the flavor poppers just so everyone knows.

I think this yogurt shop should give everyone free yogurt since they offended Demi. Thanks and bye.

Anonymous wrote:She may be suffering another mental episode.

The WHOLE WORLD is suffering from a mental episode. I swear, the world is a crazy place these days. I don’t say or post anything on social media these days. Thank god this is anonymous.

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Anonymous wrote:there is a new blind item about her. she tells her people they are setting her up for failure if they provide the food she wants. she then binges on it. if they give her healthy choices, she accuses them of being controlling.

she is exhausting.

She’s mentally ill and suffered brain damage from her stroke.

I don’t understand why her people aren’t protecting her. Where are her parents/loved ones?

She is an adult. Even though they are probably sycophants 99% of the time, I'm sure her parents, loved ones, and hired professional help have tried to reason with her.

Anonymous wrote:there is a new blind item about her. she tells her people they are setting her up for failure if they provide the food she wants. she then binges on it. if they give her healthy choices, she accuses them of being controlling.

she is exhausting.

She’s mentally ill and suffered brain damage from her stroke.

I don’t understand why her people aren’t protecting her. Where are her parents/loved ones?

there is a new blind item about her. she tells her people they are setting her up for failure if they provide the food she wants. she then binges on it. if they give her healthy choices, she accuses them of being controlling.

she is exhausting.

I could not believe the irony (I mean I *can* but…) about her going off about how triggering the frozen yogurt shop was and how places should be inclusive and all that. And then less than 24 hours later posting a picture with a giant 420 celebration / bong / pipe/ whatever it was (I didn't look at it super close) WITHOUT any type of "trigger warning" or anything? Like I get that she believes that "California sober" works for her but it obviously isn't for everyone.

As an entire society, we’ve moved way too far to “you need to adapt to fit me.” Nah girl, you’re the one with the food issues. This is a frozen yogurt place. Yeah, you need food but you don’t need frozen yogurt. If it’s triggering, that’s on you. You’re the one with the issues- you deal with them and stop expecting the world to cater to you. Spoiler alert: we all have issues which is why it’s impossible to cater to everyone’s. Grow up.

Anonymous wrote:Wtf "while also caring for another percentage of your customers who struggle DAILY just to even step foot in your store"

It's not a grocery store. If it's a struggle, maybe just don't go to a froyo place? Esp during Covid?

lol they have over 400 flavors and rotate daily. She's unstable.

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Anonymous wrote:Wtf "while also caring for another percentage of your customers who struggle DAILY just to even step foot in your store"

It's not a grocery store. If it's a struggle, maybe just don't go to a froyo place? Esp during Covid?

Or you know, take a nanosecond to reflect that Fro Yo is entirely within the realm of diet culture so don't poke the bear by going into something that is very up front about what they serve (fro yo vs. ice cream) and then be shocked by...what they serve

Yep.

I think when someone is unable to be rational (for whatever reason), you will see a lot of irrationality.

PP you are quoting and yes, I agree. I don't even judge or feel like she is "bad" in any way for feeling that- I don't think she has as much control over her issues as she probably wishes she had (which is TOTALLY normal when dealing with mental health, sometimes its hard to admit you aren't doing better fast enough). But that's the problem with people having a mircophone so readily available that there isn't a "pause" button between whatever your first thought is and that same thought being blasted out worldwide. I swear twitter/insta etc would do well with a feature that forced people to wait 15 minutes to actually confirm posting of their tweet- honestly, those who are impulsive anyway might never be willing to use that feature but man it would be great if it were an option. Take some of the puffed up, big man, knee jerk edge off of lots of social media.

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Anonymous wrote:Wtf "while also caring for another percentage of your customers who struggle DAILY just to even step foot in your store"

It's not a grocery store. If it's a struggle, maybe just don't go to a froyo place? Esp during Covid?

Or you know, take a nanosecond to reflect that Fro Yo is entirely within the realm of diet culture so don't poke the bear by going into something that is very up front about what they serve (fro yo vs. ice cream) and then be shocked by...what they serve

Yep.

I think when someone is unable to be rational (for whatever reason), you will see a lot of irrationality.

Ha!!! Great point, touche!

Anonymous wrote:Wtf "while also caring for another percentage of your customers who struggle DAILY just to even step foot in your store"

It's not a grocery store. If it's a struggle, maybe just don't go to a froyo place? Esp during Covid?

Or you know, take a nanosecond to reflect that Fro Yo is entirely within the realm of diet culture so don't poke the bear by going into something that is very up front about what they serve (fro yo vs. ice cream) and then be shocked by...what they serve

Wtf "while also caring for another percentage of your customers who struggle DAILY just to even step foot in your store"

It's not a grocery store. If it's a struggle, maybe just don't go to a froyo place? Esp during Covid?