Married Men: Ayesha Curry milly rock How u deal w/ a wife who does TOO MUCH social media?
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It’s too late honestly. Social media is part of their life.
They’re rich and famous. Plus, we entertain their attention whenever they come up.
They’re rich and famous. Plus, we entertain their attention whenever they come up.
It seems like she does and says a lot of goofy shit for attention.
But most women think the same thing and are just as goofy, they’re just not famous or post on social media.
She gets a lot of unnecessary hate IMO
I’m waiting for her nudes to leak, since she says she’s sent Steph 100’s if nudes.
Fappening 4.0 like a mufucka lol
But most women think the same thing and are just as goofy, they’re just not famous or post on social media.
She gets a lot of unnecessary hate IMO
I’m waiting for her nudes to leak, since she says she’s sent Steph 100’s if nudes.
Fappening 4.0 like a mufucka lol
Seriously
Steph always protects her you gotta respect it. Great husband. He really wants her to do whatever makes her happy.
But i wonder if he he ever wants her to chill?
Even though in this this particular instance?
She aint do nothing.
That's it in a nutshell. You famous and have your own built-in Paparazzi these days...so
Ya gotta take the good with the bad.
Sadly shes beggi g for attention in the public eye. Steph need to either give her the attention she desires or it's only gonna get worse.
Its a weird situation
I think many instances Ayesha kinda triggered it.
But this one specifically?
She aint do nothing wrong.
But apparently its like you said...
She has CREATED this social media persona of church going wife mother goody goody so know apparently by internet rules?
She can never deviate from that.
I can't understand why ppl go to extreme lengths to hate other ppl. This woman playing around with her husband, so the conclusion is that she badly needs attention from her husband, her husband is not happy, he regrets their marriage, damn. Every negative comment is a reflection of how fucked up ppl's relationships are. Y'all telling on yourselves.
That's it in a nutshell. You famous and have your own built-in Paparazzi these days...so
Ya gotta take the good with the bad.
Exactly. The internet is never 100% on any side of things.
People today can find something wrong with the moon being half full.
I remember her mentioning that she suffers from depression and anxiety and I’m speculating that she feels that she can never do anything right. While that’s a personal problem, the internet can reinforce those feelings pretty easily. But at the same damn time, the internet can comfort her as well by boosting her self worth to a degree.
Steph is being the “good black man” right now. He is doing right by defending his wife... as he should (I guess).
Making your life part of social media will come with many shortcomings. And the internet hates for all types of reasons.
Even if they are telling on themselves. It doesn’t change anything thing. It’s no mystery the internet is filled with miserable people. So what?
The problem is expecting those miserable people to be anything different other than miserable. As long as they continue to be part of the social media world, people will place their energy onto them whenever they get a chance. And they make it easy for it to happen because they entertain the negative energy.
They ain’t going to be able to pray away the hate. Jesus ain’t going to save them from misery of the internets. And I’m damn sure ain’t going to defend the Curry’s.
They rich as fuck. They should be able to live above all comments that ain’t their own.
i tell all the hoes i fuck with soon i start seeing that stupid shit on your facebook bitch consider your self fired...and let me tell you my turn
over rate is high these hoes cant and wont stay off of facebook...im a private type of m-f and i hav (0) tolerance for bullshit.....
over rate is high these hoes cant and wont stay off of facebook...im a private type of m-f and i hav (0) tolerance for bullshit.....
As a husband i can emphasize with Steph a LOT.
He really has no choice though.
She APPEARS to kinda NEED THIS...
I thought it was a generational thing
But many her age dont do this
And with the kids the church the businesses
Im surprised she has the ENERGY.
But her posts and interviews on her breasts, her depression, rival fans, wanting men to DM her, criticizing OTHER women...
That is a LOT.
And as her husband i respect his ability to navigate that.
I think personally i would have interjected awhile back.
Again DANCING AT YOUR OWN DAMN RESTAURANT OPENING...
How you getting clowned for that?
Social media is so damn toxic as a husband i would just want her to really limit her interactions.
^^^^
Boom
But we are seeing more and more though
For many?
Money isnt enough (i WISH i had that problem)
This new generation NEEDS the public acceptance
It APPEARS that outside validation is the ONLY thing that matters.
That is scary as hell. Especially as a parent.
Its interesting i think i can speak for us both
but if we came into a large sum of money we would have our families become much more insular as opposed to more open to the public.
And that’s why I mentioned it was too late. Think back 4 or 5 years ago when she was on the court during his post game interviews or when she was tweeting the NBA was rigged.
That was the first time she probably really had to face the internet and people formed an opinion about her then. NOW, everything she does is under the spotlight. And she is vocal (as you mentioned).
Because of her depression, Steph has no choice but to allow her to work through it by letting her just be herself. I commend him on navigating that as well because it isn’t easy.
I think when the commissioner was talking about player depression?
He was also talking about family friends and wives on social media.
Cause Ayesha issues are the same as Durant burner accounts, Embid trolling, the podcasts etc etc...
Social media is really messing with these guys lives...
Have you seen dwight howard interview
Before social media?
A player like him would be a certified hall of famer and we wouldn't know a damn thing outside that.
She first came for women with the modesty comments about women clothing. Once you do that people will come for you!
For my family, yes indeed. I already know that my wife and daughter cares what people thinks too much. So I’d feel obligated to protect them from the internet. However, I don’t like controlling them so eventually they’ll have to figure it out. My daughter I’d control until she is a grown woman.
I have a greater ability to ignore shit, but even then I can be lured in if a person says the right thing to get me going.
I have experimented with my FB organization page on this a few times. When my audience reach is limited, I usually get comments from true fans of Black Cinema. They have a tendency to criticize less and enjoy the films are they are.
When my reach reaches into the millions, I get all type of negative comments including those from racists and even from black folk.
Before Steph became MVP of the league, their social media reach was limited to fans of the Curry’s. Genuine likes for them. When he became MVP and a multiple champion winners, their reach grew and that nasty comments now are more involved.
The internet doesn’t allow you to forget and most importantly, doesn’t allow you to evolve past old comments you made.
I always felt that people were never mentally ready for social media and the popularity it can bring.
If an individual has a problem with what people say without social media, then they damn sure going to over extend themselves on social media.
Post of the month
You do have a point but at some point people have to let it go or get realistic. She did nothing wrong yesterday to be criticized about.
The internet doesn't hate. She puts herself out there. When people think she needs to chill it's hate?
I didn't know Denzel had a wife for a long time. If someone posted her I wouldn't even know. Their son comes out and revealed SHE was holding things together in the early part of Denzel's career. I have a strong level of respect for those that move in silence.
Ayesha seems to have it all. Great husband and family, wealthy, and a career supported by her husband. With all this good going on we see her attention whoring and complaining.
I would hate to see how she would handle a divorce, infidelity, or a financial crisis.
The internet hates as much as it can love.
Yes, she did put herself out there.
No, people telling her she needs to chill isn’t hate.
However, her dancing yesterday is a non issue, but people can make an issue out of a ripped piece of bubble gum paper on the kitchen floor.
All the things you mention that is supposedly good in her life; ask any depressed person in the world how all of that can be rendered to nothing when they can’t get out their feelings from depression.
We can see that she has it all and can live above all the plights the average citizen have to deal with. And yet, she can still find issues within her life. Her being rich doesn’t make her above being a human.
I have a respect for those that move in silence as well, but that’s a preference because I’d be similar to that if I was in their position. Those that can’t do that, I don’t associate with.
But I also know the world isn’t like me either and the polar opposite will exist.
Soooooooo.....?? U just gonna compare Denzel situation to a YOUNG nba superstar situation huh..... Yeah ok
Notice the young
again exactly
in THIS particular instance they just hating...
but then the issue is.
If she had not been so damn ACTIVE on social media PREVIOUSLY would anyone care to attack her now?
Especially something so innocent?
Nikkaz is a new bitches
Just remember that
They more girlie then females
They care about what other ppl doing, care about what's going down on social media, They old ass hell has IG, They care who somebody else fuckin, They care about who the new it couple is, They care how rich ppl spend their money, They cry when their sports team loses, They wanna kill a chick if she cheats on him, They old ass hell but judge young ppl for making mistakes when that comes with being young making mistakes learning from them and growing
Yup noticing alot of bitchassness on this board the last 4 yrs
Mfers don't even go look at females anymore Im in those threads I see the likes
Just remember that
They more girlie then females
They care about what other ppl doing, care about what's going down on social media, They old ass hell has IG, They care who somebody else fuckin, They care about who the new it couple is, They care how rich ppl spend their money, They cry when their sports team loses, They wanna kill a chick if she cheats on him, They old ass hell but judge young ppl for making mistakes when that comes with being young making mistakes learning from them and growing
Yup noticing alot of bitchassness on this board the last 4 yrs
Mfers don't even go look at females anymore Im in those threads I see the likes
Ayesha Curry Explains What A Hot Girl Mom Summer Is And Megan Thee Stallion Was Like, Nah
20 hours ago | By Victoria Uwumarogie
Ayesha Curry and Megan Thee Stallion at the BET Awards ayesha curry,megan thee stallion,hot girl summer
Ever since “Hot Girl Summer” entered the zeitgeist, people have tried to define it in a number of different ways. For the woman who coined the term, Megan Thee Stallion, she said the spirit of a Hot Girl Summer is about a person “being unapologetically them” and “not giving a damn about what nobody gotta say about it.”
When asked what a Hot Girl Summer is to her, Ayesha Curry had the unapologetic aspect correct, but to social media, got a key part of the definition unforgivably wrong.
“Oh my God, so I guess I’m not that cool of a mom because I just had to ask somebody the other day, ‘What is hot girl summer?'” she said in a recent interview with the ABC Bay Area affiliate to promote her new food competition series, Family Food Fight. “But apparently there’s this song out right now by a girl group called City Girls and I guess they want the nation to embrace, and all of the women, and men, to embrace that way of being. I guess it’s just being your best self in your own skin and living your best life, but in the summer. Unapologetically!”
When the 30-year-old mother of three was asked if she’s having a Hot Girl Summer, she remixed the term and called it a “Hot Girl Mom Summer.”
“Oh my gosh, I would say I’m having a hot girl summer — a hot girl mom summer [laughs] by enjoying time with my kids, enjoying that gorgeous Bay Area weather, lots of Rose, hugs and love with the family — and watching Family Food Fight, Thursday nights at 9/8 C on ABC,” she joked. “That’s how you have a Hot Girl Summer, America!”
Megan Thee Stallion wasn’t crazy about Curry’s interpretation, though. She commented on The ShadeRoom video of Curry’s Hot Girl Summer comments with the facepalm emoji and took to Twitter to make it clear, one mo’ gin’, what the true translation is.
https://madamenoire.com/1085257/ayesha-curry-hot-girl-summer/
20 hours ago | By Victoria Uwumarogie
Ayesha Curry and Megan Thee Stallion at the BET Awards ayesha curry,megan thee stallion,hot girl summer
Ever since “Hot Girl Summer” entered the zeitgeist, people have tried to define it in a number of different ways. For the woman who coined the term, Megan Thee Stallion, she said the spirit of a Hot Girl Summer is about a person “being unapologetically them” and “not giving a damn about what nobody gotta say about it.”
When asked what a Hot Girl Summer is to her, Ayesha Curry had the unapologetic aspect correct, but to social media, got a key part of the definition unforgivably wrong.
“Oh my God, so I guess I’m not that cool of a mom because I just had to ask somebody the other day, ‘What is hot girl summer?'” she said in a recent interview with the ABC Bay Area affiliate to promote her new food competition series, Family Food Fight. “But apparently there’s this song out right now by a girl group called City Girls and I guess they want the nation to embrace, and all of the women, and men, to embrace that way of being. I guess it’s just being your best self in your own skin and living your best life, but in the summer. Unapologetically!”
When the 30-year-old mother of three was asked if she’s having a Hot Girl Summer, she remixed the term and called it a “Hot Girl Mom Summer.”
“Oh my gosh, I would say I’m having a hot girl summer — a hot girl mom summer [laughs] by enjoying time with my kids, enjoying that gorgeous Bay Area weather, lots of Rose, hugs and love with the family — and watching Family Food Fight, Thursday nights at 9/8 C on ABC,” she joked. “That’s how you have a Hot Girl Summer, America!”
Megan Thee Stallion wasn’t crazy about Curry’s interpretation, though. She commented on The ShadeRoom video of Curry’s Hot Girl Summer comments with the facepalm emoji and took to Twitter to make it clear, one mo’ gin’, what the true translation is.
https://madamenoire.com/1085257/ayesha-curry-hot-girl-summer/
She was getting CLOWNED because the dancing was wack. That is the bulk of the "hate" . Then Steph gets on and basically said, "She's richer than you are!!"
If she didn't film it and upload this wouldn't be an issue.