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Constructive criticism =\= Hate

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Colleen Ballinger lets her son call all the shots, never saying “No”. If this continues, he will grow up to be like the men she claims to be so afraid of. Teach your kids to take “No” for an answer. This goes for everyone, not just Colleen.
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Victim blaming and holding someone accountable for their own actions are two different things. Example: judging what a woman was wearing when she was assaulted = victim blaming. Pointing out nonsensical actions that led to an unfortunate incident = holding someone accountable.
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Some people like to pretend to be the victim and cry about problems that they create in order to gain sympathy. This is an example of someone who doesn’t take responsibility for their own actions. Pointing out that their own actions led to their situation is not victim blaming.
A little nugget of truth from the @ColleenB123 snark subreddit
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Colleen: I moved because I was concerned about my privacy (rightfully so; everyone deserves privacy). Also Colleen: *films her every day life, plans to do house tour* Money from Vlogs > Privacy
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Hey @ColleenB123 stans: this is NOT okay. You shame “haters” but then turn around and spread hate. Hypocrites, just like your “queen”.
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People who take their sweet time doing their hair while in labor at 32 weeks —putting their twins in danger—then continuing to prioritize their eldest child instead of spending more time with said twins in the NICU.
what needs to relax this week???
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And let’s not forget the whining/crying about the NICU nurses asking the mother to be more present for her premie babies, even feeding them in her absence. A job that, apparently, warrants strangulation according to the mother.
Fans of @ColleenB123: please take some time to read this thread while keeping in mind how Colleen treats/speaks to Erik during their podcast and her vlogs. I’m convinced their relationship isn’t as wonderful as you may think.
By understanding a persons level of emotional maturity, we can choose how we engage with them. HERE’S 5 CORE SIGNS OF EMOTIONAL IMMATURITY 🧵:
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Colleen Ballinger and her children
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Constructive Critic retweeted
Narcissistic parents demand their children define their sense of self worth. The pressure is an invisible chain the child carries while doing anything to get love from their parent who doesn’t even love themselves.
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Saw this while scrolling through Facebook. This message should be adhered to by the #ColleenBallinger snark subreddit 😝
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Colleen Ballinger lets her son call all the shots, never saying “No”. If this continues, he will grow up to be like the men she claims to be so afraid of. Teach your kids to take “No” for an answer. This goes for everyone, not just Colleen.
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Constructive Critic retweeted
You can have a different opinion without being rude ❤️
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Really all the Balllingers and their stans don’t understand constructive criticism =\= hate. But @ColleenB123 especially loves to hide behind her stans.
.@MissRBaller has a knack for home improvement and DIY projects yet most of her content consists of product testing, sex jokes, and livestreams where she practically begs for money. She has potential for so much more than that.
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Was it something I said? 😝 Constructive criticism =\= Hate
The #ColleenBallinger snark reddit is just as guilty of whining about problems they create as Colleen herself. Some users on there claim that they’re triggered by her being underweight yet they continue to keep up with her vlogs and her Instagram. They could just…not do that.
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Cue Colleen crying about being away from her kids a couple of weekends a month. This is not mom-shaming; she’s allowed to miss them. But she has more than enough money to take time off to spend more time with her kids. She creates her own problems then cries about them.