I think its kind of gross to trademark common phrases. Like she’s not the first person to ever use those words or phrases. Okay Swiftmas fine... The rest of it is pretty bullshit in general.

I’m one of those former Curly girls who looks better with straight hair... and I have keratin’d the fuck out of my hair to the point where it isn’t even curly anymore. I flat iron every so often with L’Oreal Smooth Intense keratin cream. I also realized that after using Keratin for a while your hair will basically…

To anyone who is like WHY DON’T YOU BELIEVE SHE WAS DUPED??? Duped means you were oblivious. Lying in support of Brooks is NOT being duped. So you’re basically saying she was duplicitous. Vicki could have come out at anytime and said nope. When you start lying and are actively using lies to defend someone and pushing…

Right... So we have a person flaming out with some issues they need to deal with probably in private and people called her out on it and she got caught. And sure... Lets keep her on camera while she works all that shit out. That worked really well with Kim on RHOBH right? Like people have been kicked off these shows…

Nailed it!

That’s kind of why I adamantly disliked Kimmie. I think a lot of that had to do with her actual youth and not feeling confident enough to say nope. Not giving up everything for you, but we’ll make this work. She was also loaded and she kinda knew she didn’t need to work. So there’s that. So I hope they evolve her…

But they did address that. That was legit Kimmie’s choice. There were definite ways for them to work out that situation that didn’t involve Kimmie dropping out of school. Women get to make those choices if they feel like it. Jules would never have considered doing that exact thing.

Why are they trying to make this movie suck hard?

No. But thanks for the assumption. I had no contact with my Bio Dad or his family until I was an adult.

Which would support a negligence case. Not. This.

Yes I have. I have ethnic mixed hair. It was actually quite easy even when I was a kid. Never really an issue for me. I have thick curly, frizzy hair much like her child. And I was a kid like 30 years ago. So again... I’m not seeing how thats a good demonstration of “hardship”.

I’m sure a negligence case is warranted. But not a case based on the difficulty of finding a hair dresser and how difficult having a brown child has made their life. There was a better way to frame this without the race connotations. I don’t think anyone here disagrees that the clinic was negligent on their part. For…

Nah that’s basically due to her filing this lawsuit and framing it in this way. Not the fuck up of the clinic. I required no therapy to deal with being biracial.

I was raised primarily by my white mother. She instilled in me my cultural identity, was that work for her sure. But i’m not sure i’d have ended up as well if my mother was stating in the media in public how much of a PITA that was for her. She’s done more harm to her child with this lawsuit’s reasoning. That is…

I’m biracial I grew up in the 80s in Virginia. It was basically me the only mixed kid. So yeah we’re not going to agree. If you love your kid, you instill in them the ability to deal with being biracial and deal with their identity. All good parents do that whether it’s race, body image, intelligence, anxiety…

Negligence isn’t what she sued for though. She went the “stress of having a brown child route” I’ve got no respect for that. Negligence of the clinic for fucking up sure. This... No flipping way.

See I have an issue with that. I feel like her parents may not have been prepared to raise a gay daughter. But people adapt. Your kid may not be all the things that you want them to be but they ARE your kid and if you are a good parent you will adapt to the person that they are or they will become. That’s part of…

Speaking as a biracial person. I didn’t require any more additional money than my white baby counterparts for my future care. Just sayin. Although this lady’s kid is gonna need a boatload of therapy due to her parent’s actions.

Oh I completely agree. I don’t see how that made her feel bad... but then again why do any of us feel bad about our bodies? It’s the conditioning of our culture. And I suppose even super models aren’t immune to the pressure of perfection.

If I looked like Cindy Crawford in the “bad” photo... I’d be in jail. Cause I’d be having naked parades everyday right in the middle of the street.