I'm so sorry to do this. . . But I've been super busy. What did I miss? I'm not just being nosy. She's always been off to me.
She posted a picture of herself super pregnant and then another of her bare and super toned abs just a few months postpartum and said something to the effect of, "look at this! I wore a restrictive band after I had a baby and I keep recommending these to you but for real check out my awesome abs! This could be you, too, if you wear one after you have your baby!"
Thus ensued commentary about how tone deaf the post was.
Okay but really, my rouge stomach muscles that separated after my first pregnancy, and now after three babies, just seem to be floating around like a couple of drunken fools, are seriously impressed by her extremely cooperative abs.
I'm so sorry to do this. . . But I've been super busy. What did I miss? I'm not just being nosy. She's always been off to me.
She posted a picture of herself super pregnant and then another of her bare and super toned abs just a few months postpartum and said something to the effect of, "look at this! I wore a restrictive band after I had a baby and I keep recommending these to you but for real check out my awesome abs! This could be you, too, if you wear one after you have your baby!"
Thus ensued commentary about how tone deaf the post was.
Awesome. That's about the sort of off I was thinking.
I wonder if the restrictive band works without the baby?
Post by underwaterrhymes on Jan 26, 2016 4:27:12 GMT -5
I mean, honestly she looked great. And if she had framed it as an AW, instead of a PSA about a band that has a much smaller role in things than genetics, it would have probably gone a bit differently.
And if she participated here more often in threads that weren't just about her, she would have likely seen a markedly different response.
My issue with her is that she drops in, shows us a picture of her in front private jet or her abs and then goes off. The private jet pic is still one of my favs.
If you don't contribute, people don't give a shit. You will just become fodder.
Also, as I new mom I remember how worthless these type of posts made me feel. I don't want others to feel down about themselves at such a vulnerable time.
Go rock your baby or just take a fucking nap. The abs can be worried about later when life returns to normal (?) lol.
And her response to the feedback that she was making people feel worthless included "some people care about their stomachs and some people don't care about their stomachs."
My issue with her is that she drops in, shows us a picture of her in front private jet or her abs and then goes off. The private jet pic is still one of my favs.
If you don't contribute, people don't give a shit. You will just become fodder.
Also, as I new mom I remember how worthless these type of posts made me feel. I don't want others to feel down about themselves at such a vulnerable time.
Go rock your baby or just take a fucking nap. The abs can be worried about later when life returns to normal (?) lol.
And her response to the feedback that she was making people feel worthless included "some people care about their stomachs and some people don't care about their stomachs."
Talk about tone deaf.
Didn't you care about your stomach being flat? I sure did. That's what kept me up most nights. My favorite part was when asked if she still wore it and how long to wear one, she replied that she stopped a long time ago and only wore it for 2-3 weeks. LOFL forever. 2-3 weeks.
And her response to the feedback that she was making people feel worthless included "some people care about their stomachs and some people don't care about their stomachs."
Talk about tone deaf.
You lie. She went there?
She also went to "You can bash me if it makes you feel better! My feelings won't get hurt!" It was a gem of a thread.
My issue with her is that she drops in, shows us a picture of her in front private jet or her abs and then goes off. The private jet pic is still one of my favs.
I have to admit that I was a little surprised at how nice a lot of people were in that thread. Like, guys she already knows she looks great- that's why she's here! Lol.
I don't know her backstory except for recently- if she can rent a jet, why are she and her H and 4 kids living in a tiny apartment? That was my impression from the whole in-law coming to stay saga.
She made a lot of people, myself included, feel like shit. She was completely clueless and unapologetic.
Really? I mean yes, abs would be nice, but I would not trade lives with her for anything, and I wouldn't let her skewed values get into my head. I honestly feel sad for a woman with 4 beautiful children who worries about showing off her flat abs 4 months PP. Priorities, right?
I think they were invited onto the jet, not that it was theirs or that they had rented it.
As someone who knows that my genetic makeup (and 2 month premature delivery) contributed a HUGE part to what my post twins body looked like, I got a good laugh (and an eyeroll) out of tinybride's "belly band for 2 weeks will help you get abs like this!" post.
I don't know her backstory except for recently- if she can rent a jet, why are she and her H and 4 kids living in a tiny apartment? That was my impression from the whole in-law coming to stay saga.
There is no room for a tiny full length mirror either. Sadness.
She made a lot of people, myself included, feel like shit. She was completely clueless and unapologetic.
Really? I mean yes, abs would be nice, but I would not trade lives with her for anything, and I wouldn't let her skewed values get into my head. I honestly feel sad for a woman with 4 beautiful children who worries about showing off her flat abs 4 months PP. Priorities, right?
That's not what I meant. I'm about 4 months postpartum and have been working hard with diet and exercise to get back into shape, and trying to stop feeling like shit about myself, and she waltzes in here with that shit. "Hey, buy this belt and look like me in 3 weeks!" Yeah, no.
Really? I mean yes, abs would be nice, but I would not trade lives with her for anything, and I wouldn't let her skewed values get into my head. I honestly feel sad for a woman with 4 beautiful children who worries about showing off her flat abs 4 months PP. Priorities, right?
That's not what I meant. I'm about 4 months postpartum and have been working hard with diet and exercise to get back into shape, and trying to stop feeling like shit about myself, and she waltzes in here with that shit. "Hey, buy this belt and look like me in 3 weeks!" Yeah, no.
Well that I understand. And I said in the deleted post that I have 1000% more respect for someone working hard and eating well to try and get your body in shape than someone who would prance in and try to tell us a magic band is all you need for a perfect, tiny stomach. Don't let her get you down!!
Generally, it takes a while for the body to work itself back. And some people are genetically blessed that their bodies recover much quicker and easier than most. I don't doubt that support your stomach post-partum can help your abs, but it is not a magic fix or anything.