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I used to really like Blac Chyna and I still do. I admired her hustle for many years until well I guess she fell off. I think she had multiple opportunities to make money but some of those shows really damaged her "celebrity status". The world we live in today, people are very involved with our lives, yelling and screaming will turn people off from you. I do think that she has been through a lot, but also think she does have to take some accountability. People say all kind of things about her, where I see someone who has been through trauma, and really is looking for some restitution. Not a Kardashian fan but I don't think they really ganged up to kill the show. I mean the show was okay but they split up, so what would they film? I in know what believe that Rob was in the right its gross what he did, in no way should you have posts private pictures of someone.
My thoughts: I do not in any way condone violence. However, I also don't condone trolling either. I believe that Chris Rock did not deserve to be publicly slapped by Will Smith at such a powered event. Especially winning an Oscar for such a touching film. A film about a black father that trained his daughters to become the most outstanding female athletes, commanding respect when they entered the room. That being said, Rock was dead wrong to speak on a medical condition; I don't care whether people feel like he did not know. Many women don't choose to go bald by choice. Some of them do, and others have no choice. Speaking on a woman's hair but precisely a "black woman's" hair is wrong. As black women still face the "hair convo" at workplaces and school, not being able to wear braids or the fro look. Ironically he made the movie good hair and did chastise women who wore weaves.
That being said, I know Rock was traumatized as a kid, and I can imagine how humiliating it was for him to be slapped on stage. However, I think he did a good job keeping his composure. But often find, people who go through trauma or were bullied turn around and bully others. Comedy is comedy 100%. It's fun, and you can for sure make fun of people. However, medical and personal struggles should be off-limits.
I don't think Will was wrong for standing up for his wife; I just don't think he needed to put his hands on him. He could have yelled at him, for sure. However, the slap was overboard.
Welcome to my Birthday edition of “Good Morning Text.” Firstly, I want to thank you for supporting my business but mostly my book. I had written this when I was going through a lot with someone I liked. But life changes; you grow and evolve.
This marks 31 years on earth, and I’m in a different stage of mind. Literally, in 6 months, my life has changed.
I released a birthday edition to symbolize growth and make the redo more representative of where I am today—using lighter colours and making some changes.
I have never been more in love with myself, crafting what I want for myself. I tried to transmit this feeling to you.
I wrote a book last year, and it did pretty well. So I revamped it and it will launch March 7 and it will be $5. You’ll be able to have access immediately. This is a positive intention book! I even changed the cover.
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