Influencers over-editing photos in Social Media/Cyber-bullying accusations

wyrn · 08-01-2018 2:44pm

Ginny wrote: »

I don't have any issue with anyone getting anything done.
What I do have an issue with is when people for example obviously get implants and when asked say it's all down to contouring, while funnily enough they're flogging a contouring palette....

That's exactly what I meant. Cheers.

retro:electro · 08-01-2018 2:44pm

Lindy97 wrote: »

Yes, when the cosmetic work is being directly linked to products etc then they should disclose it.

I wonder did the reward for the lost dog ever make it to a charity since the finder apparently didn't want it?

Is it that she didn't want it or was never given it?

Lindy97 · 08-01-2018 2:58pm

I believe what I read was that the finder said they didn't want it. I genuinely can't recall where I saw it but it was on facebook where the finder posted a message to Suzanne introducing themselves, must have been her page.

Edit: its in the comments here
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1583166571766734&substory_index=0&id=111849935565079
Sounds like they never even got the girls name so how they expected to give a reward is beyond me

dudara · 08-01-2018 3:01pm

Ginny wrote: »

Keira G is correct, MUF posted the altered pic stating it was 3 days until shoot, the other pic is the one she used yesterday to defend herself and is the Curvy Kate pic.
The second pic below is the one she posted herself from the CK shoot. Vast differences between all 3.Absolutely nothing wrong with her figure, but you can't be flogging tickets to a body positivity workshop while photoshopping like this.
https://ibb.co/fi08U6

https://ibb.co/iHaQ96

Just playing devil’s advocate for a minute...When I look at these pics, and I compare them to the CK photos, I’m inclined to wonder if the truth is somewhere in between. CK sell their products to the fuller figured woman, so it’s in their interest to make their pictures as “soft” or as “round” as possible if you get me. On the other hand, the model wants to look as thin as possible. Posture, pose and lighting can account for a lot, without even going near photoshop.

Having said all that, it still doesn’t remove the fact that there is a responsibility on bloggers to be honest and transparent. If photos have been heavily edited, that should be mentioned.

Sunny Dayz · 08-01-2018 3:25pm

222233 wrote: »

I don't get why people are put out about Bloggers having surgery and not telling the public. It's not really any one's business unless it's something that they feel they would like to share. If I had surgery I wouldn't feel obliged to tell the people I worked with or my friends. Surely it's up to them as to what they disclose with respect to their appearance and bodies, I doubt the average non blogging individual shares a FB post when they get work done.

While I do agree that cosmetic procedures are by and large a personal and private thing - when you let on to followers that your plump lips are due to lip liner, nude lipstick and lip gloss - you are effectively lying to your followers.

I know when some bloggers who may possibly have lip fillers done are showing a lip product I find myself peering at their lips trying to see if the just overlined their lips or if it's lip filler and I'm not even seeing the lip product they are trying to show. On the other hand, one blogger I follow who has disclosed that she has gotten lip fillers, Jen from TooDolly Makeup, I find that I don't even pass any remarks on her lips, I actually look at whatever lip product she is reviewing.

In a roundabout way, disclosing something like having lip fillers allows a follower to make an informed discussion about a lip product

retro:electro · 08-01-2018 3:39pm

222233 wrote: »

I don't get why people are put out about Bloggers having surgery and not telling the public. It's not really any one's business unless it's something that they feel they would like to share. If I had surgery I wouldn't feel obliged to tell the people I worked with or my friends. Surely it's up to them as to what they disclose with respect to their appearance and bodies, I doubt the average non blogging individual shares a FB post when they get work done.

The difference being you're not trying to sell yourself and your lifestyle to your friends and family, so it matters not what you disclose to them. It's about time "influencers", by that very term realised that they have a duty to be responsible to their following and especially so if you're marketing yourself as some kind of pinnacle of body positivity whereby you intend on capitalising on the insecurities or vulnerabilities of your following, all while lying to them about the reality of your own life and distorting your appearance.

SpillingTheTea · 08-01-2018 3:59pm

I’m just delighted this has all come out in the wash

ratmouse · 08-01-2018 4:05pm

Lindy97 wrote: »

Yes, when the cosmetic work is being directly linked to products etc then they should disclose it.

I wonder did the reward for the lost dog ever make it to a charity since the finder apparently didn't want it?

If by charity you mean Dominoes, then yes, it probably did!

SusieBlue · 08-01-2018 4:07pm

SpillingTheTea wrote: »

I’m just delighted this has all come out in the wash

The pics posted in this thread aren't even the half of it.
I'm not on my phone so I can't post any more, but there were easily 30+ photos of her, both taken on the same day, where in one she was edited to a size 4 Bratz doll, and the other, a normal, healthy sized roughly 12-14 woman.

She has even contacted fans and made them delete non curated photos and selfies they got with her, because she couldn't edit and control them. Her book launch was over 2 years ago and she really upset one fan by sending her a threatening message, warning her to delete a photo, because she looked "fat" in it.

What's on this thread is only the tip of the iceberg.

ratmouse · 08-01-2018 4:07pm

ace_irl wrote: »

I actually think Sue has a big heart for dogs. It's something I'd love to see her do more of is charity work for them.

What a lot of us would like to see her do more of is staying at home with her dogs instead of passing them off at weekends or when off on very regular holidays

SpillingTheTea · 08-01-2018 4:12pm

WhiteRoses wrote: »

SpillingTheTea wrote: »

I’m just delighted this has all come out in the wash

The pics posted in this thread aren't even the half of it.
I'm not on my phone so I can't post any more, but there were easily 30+ photos of her, both taken on the same day, where in one she was edited to a size 4 Bratz doll, and the other, a normal, healthy sized roughly 12-14 woman.

She has even contacted fans and made them delete non curated photos and selfies they got with her, because she couldn't edit and control them. Her book launch was over 2 years ago and she really upset one fan by sending her a threatening message, warning her to delete a photo, because she looked "fat" in it.

What's on this thread is only the tip of the iceberg.

I know, the Instagram page is an eye opener. I seen the pictures filter in on Reddit (no pun intended) and I’m still shocked to see others as they come up, especially the one from 2016 from that lingerie shoot.

Sunny Dayz · 08-01-2018 4:12pm

ratmouse wrote: »

What a lot of us would like to see her do more of is staying at home with her dogs instead of passing them off at weekends or when off on very regular holidays

Or go on a weekend away in Ireland and bring them with her - there's a few dog friendly hotels and guest houses around the country.

retro:electro · 08-01-2018 4:19pm

More pics from the Instagram page..

Same event...

Personally I think if you still defend her carry on after seeing those images, you need to have a long hard look at yourself.

SpillingTheTea · 08-01-2018 4:24pm

anna080 wrote: »

More pics
<snip> quoted pics
Personally I think if you still defend her carry on after seeing those images, you need to have a long hard look at yourself.

Also can I point out, her ACTUAL body shape is perfect! Literally nothing wrong with how she looks at all. I’ve two young sisters in their early teens. One loves youtubers/instagrammers and this is what is being fed to them.
How is it that we can shut down the over editing of models/actresses/celebs in magazines because it’s creating a false image that’s harmful and yet we have women who are perfect like Joanne here having the reach that extends to young teens with the ability to warp their thoughts on what ‘perfection’ is.
It literally sickens me.

retro:electro · 08-01-2018 4:28pm

Yep and I'd say most, if not all of the comments said the same thing. Nothing at all wrong with her real body. It's just shocking to see it because of how she manipulates her images.

SpillingTheTea · 08-01-2018 4:30pm

Exactly. This is why I’m so annoyed at the whole ‘bullying’ moniker being thrown about. No, you were just caught out hun. Playing the victim really doesn’t make them right like

retro:electro · 08-01-2018 4:44pm

SpillingTheTea wrote: »

Exactly. This is why I’m so annoyed at the whole ‘bullying’ moniker being thrown about. No, you were just caught out hun. Playing the victim really doesn’t make them right like

It's actually amazing that she had the neck to call herself a victim of bullying because people had the audacity to post pictures of the real her. Imagine.

wyrn · 08-01-2018 4:44pm

Here's a fantastic article which really sums up the whole weekend without cherry picking on certain points (which the likes of VIP, goss, evoke etc... seem to do) https://www.independent.ie/style/voices/comment-irish-influencers-have-a-responsibility-to-their-followers-to-be-honest-36468158.html

ratmouse · 08-01-2018 4:55pm

anna080 wrote: »

More pics from the Instagram page..

<snip> quoted pics
Personally I think if you still defend her carry on after seeing those images, you need to have a long hard look at yourself.

And you need to book an appointment with an optician.

GingerLily · 08-01-2018 5:05pm

wyrn wrote: »

Here's a fantastic article which really sums up the whole weekend without cherry picking on certain points (which the likes of VIP, goss, evoke etc... seem to do) https://www.independent.ie/style/voices/comment-irish-influencers-have-a-responsibility-to-their-followers-to-be-honest-36468158.html

The journalist has definitely been stalking us for a while, good article though

njs030 · 08-01-2018 5:34pm

I don't know if it's been said already but she tried to say that the photos in the instagram account (the ones Anna linked) wee manipulated to make her look bigger, some of those photos were from fans, there's others from xpose and some are from other places.

All are liars according to Joanne. It's becoming worrying that she insists on continuing the facade when it's crumbling around her and needs the validation from strangers.

pc7 · 08-01-2018 6:13pm

Sorry of against rules (delete if it is) but she actually needs help, real proper psychiatric help. She has some sort of body dsymorphia, contacting fans to delete pictures she can’t control is unreal. She looks nothing like a human in some of those edited pics, perfectly normal and nice in the real ones. I feel sorry for her, it’s all a sham.

caviardreams · 08-01-2018 6:48pm

It's the scale/extent of the manipulation that is very troubling - creating images and a physique that young girls aspire to attaining, when it's close to physically impossible (or at least takes a lot of hard work and discipline). I mean it's not like it is just putting a bit of a tan filter on and airbrushing out some cellulite or scarring/stretch marks which we all know goes on in most photos. It's a completely different ball game.

retro:electro · 08-01-2018 7:00pm

wyrn wrote: »

Here's a fantastic article which really sums up the whole weekend without cherry picking on certain points (which the likes of VIP, goss, evoke etc... seem to do) https://www.independent.ie/style/voices/comment-irish-influencers-have-a-responsibility-to-their-followers-to-be-honest-36468158.html

Incredibly well written. Nail on the head.

SB_Part2 · 08-01-2018 7:28pm

I'm glad that someone in the media got the right end of the stick and didn't just label people bullies and haters.

Emmser · 08-01-2018 10:11pm

Was anyone left feeling crap about themselves when the bloggers did their whole 'war against the bullies'? I was. I have real respect for Sabrina (hair dresser from cork) and Tara Make up and even faces by grace but they really made me feel bad yesterday. I know ye will prob think I'm a lunatic letting them affect me but their negativity yesterday impacted upon me. I would love if they apologised. I don't care what they say now and what hole they try crawl into, accusing people who discuss them online or follow Instagram pages of being bullies was wrong. Even watching Tara tonight, hurt me. Think I'll have to go get rid of her, she was too passive aggressive yesterday. Disappointed by so many of them and their reactions.

Being called a bully for participating in a chat like this hurt.

ace_irl · 09-01-2018 1:17am

Has anyone watched Terries snaps? I’m not sure how I feel about them. I really appreciate her honesty, she was clearly expressing what she thinks about it all. Also feel like that if influencers want to make money off their following then they have a responsibility to their following and it’s not good enough to say it’s my platform feck off if you don’t like it.

Bambi985 · 09-01-2018 1:55am

Just read that now-deleted Instagram post by MUF, this girl has serious issues and I'd be worried about her if I was her family/friends:

I’ve spent the past two days bawling my eyes out over what’s going on online over the past few days. I’m NOT talking about fake accounts containing unflattering pictures or even ones stretched to make me look bigger than I am. I’m talking about daily abuse and harassment on forums discussing my private life, family, and break up, people following every single thing I say and do and picking it apart. Enough is enough.

Whatever excuse you have for doing it know that it’s not acceptable and if I was a younger version of myself this would push me over the edge. I’m just a girl who has a slightly abnormal job in the public eye who works harder than my Instagram feed may show. I run a business. I have felt like the fat girl, hell I was a size 14-16 above (and there’s NOTHING wrong with that size), I’ve battled with so many insecurities over the years and still do. I have binged because I was depressed, I’ve starved myself to look smaller, I’ve become insecure as a result of emotional abuse in a relationship, and I’ve felt a pressure to edit my pictures over the years when I wasn’t losing weight fast enough. I’m just a normal woman like YOU!

Please don’t ever look at my images and think I’m perfect. I spent two years learning to love working out in a bid to transform my mind and body and now at a really healthy size 10 it’s still not enough. And so I want to use my voice this year to make even a tiny change and stand up to online bullying. No matter what you do for a living this should not be part and parcel of the job, not to this extent. This is not the price of ‘fame’, this is happening people all over the world to varying degrees. You do not have to suffer alone.”

Seriously, everything bolded speaks to major psychological issues and a preoccupation with her weight that is just so far beyond normal it's actually scary. Stretched to look bigger than she is? Aren't they just actual pictures of her that just haven't been altered to make her look like a cartoon character? She's so distorted in her Instagram photos that she doesn't actually look human - certainly not human enough to support bodily function - and must be deleting comments/blocking posters 24/7 at this rate as there's just a stream of gushing posts underneath every single one despite the online media storm of the last few days.

Seriously Joanne if you're reading this - please get help.

amct23 · 09-01-2018 2:04am

I watched terries story and i used to like her but will def be unfollowing. At first I did think fair play being honest addressing it but then when she said "it's bullying!!" and pointing I felt as if she was shouting at me and i felt intimidated almost which is ridiculous! Fair enough you have opinions but no need to get passive aggressive while throwing the term around. I feel in general the "influencers" should have looked up the correct definition for bullying, which most definitely will include the fact that it is ongoing abuse that is suffered, not only one little comment. I actually feel sorry for real victims of bullying who get abuse day in day out and have no one as a voice for them and here the term is being thrown around and not warranted. I also thought Terrie was totally out of order when referring to those who said it isn't bullying i.e alluding to Claire balding and mermaidajade- who tbh are the only ones who are getting it right and saying what we are all thinking and making people feel better and more empowered. Also not wanting to hate on Terrie but I thought we can have our opinion about it not being bullying and you think it is, or no is that bullying too? She's not the only one I've been disappointed in, the editing fiasco is so unbelievable it's borderline ridiculous at this stage, how anyone can defend concrete picture evidence is beyond me. Everyone I know including myself are fed up of this bull**** and I do feel things may be changing which will probably result in these influencers being the source of their own downfall as a result of being rash, unprofessional and uneducated in their "campaign".

SB_Part2 · 09-01-2018 9:41am

Bambi985 wrote: »

Just read that now-deleted Instagram post by MUF, this girl has serious issues and I'd be worried about her if I was her family/friends:

Seriously, everything bolded speaks to major psychological issues and a preoccupation with her weight that is just so far beyond normal it's actually scary. Stretched to look bigger than she is? Aren't they just actual pictures of her that just haven't been altered to make her look like a cartoon character? She's so distorted in her Instagram photos that she doesn't actually look human - certainly not human enough to support bodily function - and must be deleting comments/blocking posters 24/7 at this rate as there's just a stream of gushing posts underneath every single one despite the online media storm of the last few days.

Seriously Joanne if you're reading this - please get help.

TBF, one of the pictures of her was made bigger to show how easy it is to manipulate pictures but that was just one picture. She seems to have zoned in on that and is claiming the rest are the same as well.

ace_irl · 09-01-2018 10:38am

amct23 wrote: »

I watched terries story and i used to like her but will def be unfollowing. At first I did think fair play being honest addressing it but then when she said "it's bullying!!" and pointing I felt as if she was shouting at me and i felt intimidated almost which is ridiculous! Fair enough you have opinions but no need to get passive aggressive while throwing the term around. I feel in general the "influencers" should have looked up the correct definition for bullying, which most definitely will include the fact that it is ongoing abuse that is suffered, not only one little comment. I actually feel sorry for real victims of bullying who get abuse day in day out and have no one as a voice for them and here the term is being thrown around and not warranted. I also thought Terrie was totally out of order when referring to those who said it isn't bullying i.e alluding to Claire balding and mermaidajade- who tbh are the only ones who are getting it right and saying what we are all thinking and making people feel better and more empowered. Also not wanting to hate on Terrie but I thought we can have our opinion about it not being bullying and you think it is, or no is that bullying too? She's not the only one I've been disappointed in, the editing fiasco is so unbelievable it's borderline ridiculous at this stage, how anyone can defend concrete picture evidence is beyond me. Everyone I know including myself are fed up of this bull**** and I do feel things may be changing which will probably result in these influencers being the source of their own downfall as a result of being rash, unprofessional and uneducated in their "campaign".

That's 100% how I felt too, and I am so disappointed in her, so much so I had to unfollow. I was a victim of bullying for things beyond my control and I think that kind of carry on from her has done far more damage to actual victims then it has in helping anyone.

She was correct in saying everyone can have their own opinion, and obviously in her opinion it has been bullying. That's fine, but for her to be so aggressive in her opinion like that is intimidation, which is a form of bullying in itself.

They monetize their platform and directly make money off of their platform. That makes them a business. Every business owes a responsibility to their consumers and that is just fact. It is time they start to be held accountable for their ****.

Emmser · 09-01-2018 11:16am

SB_Part2 wrote: »

TBF, one of the pictures of her was made bigger to show how easy it is to manipulate pictures but that was just one picture. She seems to have zoned in on that and is claiming the rest are the same as well.

Which one? The swim suit one I imagine?

SB_Part2 · 09-01-2018 11:18am

Emmser wrote: »

Which one? The swim suit one I imagine?

There was two swimsuit pictures. The one of her lying down was modified. The one of her standing up is the original.

Emmser · 09-01-2018 12:12pm

SB_Part2 wrote: »

There was two swimsuit pictures. The one of her lying down was modified. The one of her standing up is the original.

Thank you. Which picture was then stretched or made bigger?

LynnGrace · 09-01-2018 1:12pm

wyrn wrote: »

Here's a fantastic article which really sums up the whole weekend without cherry picking on certain points (which the likes of VIP, goss, evoke etc... seem to do) https://www.independent.ie/style/voices/comment-irish-influencers-have-a-responsibility-to-their-followers-to-be-honest-36468158.html

GingerLily wrote: »

The journalist has definitely been stalking us for a while, good article though

anna080 wrote: »

Incredibly well written. Nail on the head.

Well written article, definitely owes a lot to the regular posters on here.

It actually is scary to think that teens / young people would be influenced by people who are so uncomfortable with their own appearance that they need to alter photos of themselves to that extent.

SB_Part2 · 09-01-2018 1:23pm

Emmser wrote: »

Thank you. Which picture was then stretched or made bigger?

It's gone now.

retro:electro · 09-01-2018 1:26pm

The picture that was stretched hasn't been featured on this thread or on the Instagram page. These are all genuine pictures. One of the users over on another forum just did it as an experiment to show how easy it was to do but that photo hasn't been used publicly for reference.

Cria · 09-01-2018 1:35pm

amct23 wrote: »

I watched terries story and i used to like her but will def be unfollowing. At first I did think fair play being honest addressing it but then when she said "it's bullying!!" and pointing I felt as if she was shouting at me and i felt intimidated almost which is ridiculous! Fair enough you have opinions but no need to get passive aggressive while throwing the term around. I feel in general the "influencers" should have looked up the correct definition for bullying, which most definitely will include the fact that it is ongoing abuse that is suffered, not only one little comment. I actually feel sorry for real victims of bullying who get abuse day in day out and have no one as a voice for them and here the term is being thrown around and not warranted. I also thought Terrie was totally out of order when referring to those who said it isn't bullying i.e alluding to Claire balding and mermaidajade- who tbh are the only ones who are getting it right and saying what we are all thinking and making people feel better and more empowered. Also not wanting to hate on Terrie but I thought we can have our opinion about it not being bullying and you think it is, or no is that bullying too? She's not the only one I've been disappointed in, the editing fiasco is so unbelievable it's borderline ridiculous at this stage, how anyone can defend concrete picture evidence is beyond me. Everyone I know including myself are fed up of this bull**** and I do feel things may be changing which will probably result in these influencers being the source of their own downfall as a result of being rash, unprofessional and uneducated in their "campaign".

She belittled bullying why don’t these girls get that you are taking away from people who have actually been bullied who have done nothing to be bullied and comparing it to women who curate content photoshop beyond recognition portray a perfect existence show all their holidays off constantly put their children (and in Rosie Connolly’s case Even photoshopped her own child) and family all over social media to pay their bills rent etc (some of them decided to not work because there is big money to be earned from doing this ) and Terrie mcevoy thinks it’s bullying when people actually call them out or decide to discuss these people who are falsely advertising brands ,,

How dare she compare that to bullying did an 11 year old not kill herself because she didn’t feel
She was good enough it’s these practices that make children like her feel like that and Terrie mcevoy has the cheek to stick her fingers up and basically say feck off how irresponsible of her..

She has a young following and she is portraying getting drunk and telling everyone your a mad yoke is the way to live Terrie is one big advertisement every single thing she does is an ad why are brands paying her to portray that image that’s also irresponsible

How many young people have had to be hospitalised and have died from drink over the years their parents have gone public about it to try to help others and people like terrie mcevoy who is an actual nurse who may have seen this firsthand is on snap constantly drunk telling everyone how mad she is ,, no Terrie it’s not just your platform you can do what you like it’s public first and foremost which you chose it to be you earn good money to use these platforms for advertising etc and secondly you are a nurse you have a duty of care in what content you show to these kids who look up to you

Also read the comments that have been written the majority is articulate and intelligent it’s not bullying

And don’t even start on the back pedalling reason she called out bullies because she saw a meme saying her dad paid her flights what complete bull****

Things will only change if the companies who they represent are contacted alongside the ASAI

DebDynamite · 09-01-2018 3:28pm

I mean, how much editing and photshopping do you need to do so that in one pic you look like a size 8 fitness model, then in the second pic taken 3 days later for a photoshoot for a plus-size company, you look like, well, a plus-size model! You can be sure she also had make-up artists, applying make-up on her body to smooth out any imperfections and the photo would've been taken by a professional photographer using any tools they themselves might use, as is the case in any fashion photoshoot to make a model look their best. So what did she really look like around that time??

njs030 · 09-01-2018 3:46pm

DebDynamite wrote: »

I mean, how much editing and photshopping do you need to do so that in one pic you look like a size 8 fitness model, then in the second pic taken 3 days later for a photoshoot for a plus-size company, you look like, well, a plus-size model! You can be sure she also had make-up artists, applying make-up on her body to smooth out any imperfections and the photo would've been taken by a professional photographer using any tools they themselves might use, as is the case in any fashion photoshoot. So what did she really look like around that time??

There's a third photo someone posted in this thread of the same image as the company one that she herself posted where she again looks completely different!! A good 2 sizes smaller and a different shape.

What does she actually look like? No one really knows!!
The fan photos that Anna posted (2nd post on the thread) are the most likely as they are what she looks like on TV or in videos on Facebook that are posted by companies when she's doing pr work for them.

DebDynamite · 09-01-2018 4:01pm

notjustsweet wrote: »

There's a third photo someone posted in this thread of the same image as the company one that she herself posted where she again looks completely different!! A good 2 sizes smaller and a different shape.

What does she actually look like? No one really knows!!
The fan photos that Anna posted (2nd post on the thread) are the most likely as they are what she looks like on TV or in videos on Facebook that are posted by companies when she's doing pr work for them.

Apparently the photoshoot was done just before she actually did lose a lot of weight and got into shape. Ironically, even after all the work she put in, she probably never even looked like that "3 days before the shoot" pic.

SB_Part2 · 09-01-2018 4:04pm

DebDynamite wrote: »

Apparently the photoshoot was done just before she actually did lose a lot of weight and got into shape. Ironically, even after all the work she put in, she probably never even looked like that "3 days before the shoot" pic.

I don't buy it. The photoshoot was done over a year after her book came out and here's what she claimed to look like at that time.

DebDynamite · 09-01-2018 4:07pm

SB_Part2 wrote: »

I don't buy it. The photoshoot was done over a year after her book came out and here's what she claimed to look like at that time.

Would the real MUF please stand up!!

GreeBo · 09-01-2018 5:00pm

In all the photo-shopped pics she has that generic "Kim Kardashian" look.
Its painfully obvious and makes her real pictures look terrible due to the massive contrast.

She's not a 10 or even a 12, which is fine, but then you pretend to be a 6, dont be surprised when people baulk at real images of you where you are actually twice the size you have been pretending to be.

rawn · 09-01-2018 5:41pm

On the other hand, she has a lucrative potential career in Photoshop.

GingerLily · 09-01-2018 5:43pm

rawn wrote: »

On the other hand, she has a lucrative potential career in Photoshop.

I would hire her - I'd love to look that skinny - if only to use the (fake) picture as inspiration to join a gym

guideanna · 09-01-2018 5:48pm

MUF is really getting it this time around. I'd say FBG is only delighted the heat is not on her this time (i remember not so long ago her crying into the phone about bullying and her anxiety because ppl were calling her out for being shady with sp.'s and ad's…which in fairness she has improved on since)

Watched the likes of Rosie and Sue's snaps over the weekend and was literally laughing at the attitude they had, like literally convinced they were the victims of bullying. Scarlet for ye's girls!

Your in the public eye, people are going to have their own opinions on you, like it or not AND they are entitled to!!
If they feel you are portraying a "fake" version of yourself or your life (which lets be honest here, at times…THEY ARE) then people have every right to call that out…
e.g saying you never had/never denied having lip fillers yet trying to influence/sell us all the different lip products. so someone puts up an old pic before ur fillers or your boob job etc. and you call this bullying….NO, it's the truth!!
You don't have to talk about it or come clean if you dont want to, BUT don't tell us we can't, who the f**K do you think you are, you cannot control peoples right to free speech and if you put ur pics out there to promote products then be sure we will use them to compare ACTUAL pictures of you before you were "famous"!

And i've seen no more mention of the "see what our combined power can do" shi*e….Haha LMAO….i'm quaking in my boots girls...

Cria · 09-01-2018 11:57pm

I don’t think this has its own thread I just want to know anyone’s opinion about how MUF and the rest of the influencers dealt with what happened over the weekend..

IMO make up fairy has not dealt with it at all she hasn’t spoken since she said she was fighting bullies with the other influencers she’s just brushing past it which is not good enough she needs to address this issue

I feel like the Andrea Roche team need to help her manage the damage control

She put up a camera roll on Snapchat of an unedited and edited picture it was 100% not an unedited photo it was as a different filter she still had her facial features edited she looks nothing like that before picture in real life ..

I think her behaviour needs to change completely i’m Just wondering if it’s just me that feels this way

Suckit · 09-01-2018 11:59pm

I did not see this mentioned. I can't it helping her.. (muf)

(I have not read the full article but i got the jist)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-5251149/Stacey-Solomon-shares-unedited-bikini-photos.html

Fann Linn · 09-01-2018 11:59pm

What's a MUF?

Influencers over-editing photos in Social Media/Cyber-bullying accusations

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