
Cherie Barnard · commented on 2 posts
17 days ago

Her hair actually looks less greasy that in the photo on the left, and she's not wearing as much makeup. That's it.

Cherie Barnard · upvoted 3 items
17 days ago

He looks really good for an actor I thought had died

I don’t think she’s had any work done. Only difference I can see is different lighting, different makeup and different hair colour

Cherie Barnard · upvoted an item
26 days ago

Cherie Barnard · upvoted 7 items
about 1 month ago

Well there's certainly one in both pics. Observancy isn't the editor's strong point. I'm not sure what is her strong point, but observancy ain't it.

My guess is that it's because Hollywood makes even the most naturally attractive people on Earth feel ugly and insecure.

Cherie Barnard · commented on 4 posts
about 1 month ago

Like most of your comments on this thread, I have to ask "does it matter?"
Sometimes words of comfort is for the comforter and not the person being comforted. We want to feel like we're doing something, to make ourselves feel like we tried to help. In reality, words don't really mean that much to someone who is grieving. What they need is to not relive their trauma, or to try and reassure YOU. What they need is someone beside them, supporting them. Listening to them when they want to talk then ask them about how they're feeling, if they have a support system in place. Offer to come over and do dishes or prepare a meal. Let them know you're thinking about them without saying anything about your feelings, because it's not about you. Don't even "I can just imagine how rough it must be", because you can't, even if you went through the same thing. People experience things differently, and you don't want them to compare their situation to yours. "I'm so sorry you're going through this. I'm here for you. Have you eaten?" That is how you support someone.

Cherie Barnard · commented on 5 posts
2 months ago
![“[Am I The Jerk] For Humiliating My Sister’s Fiancé At A Family Gathering After What He Did To Her?”](https://img.boredpanda.com/unsafe/rs:fit:3840:0/q:80/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdGF0aWMuYm9yZWRwYW5kYS5jb20vYmxvZy93cC1jb250ZW50L3VwbG9hZHMvMjAyNS8wMy9zaXN0ZXItaHVtaWxpYXRpb24tZmlhbmNlLXByb3Bvc2FsLWxhdGVzdC5qcGc.webp)
If a relationship can't handle truth, it deserves to be ruined.

This couple's parents are horrible and controlling. Imagine just letting your kids suffer because they won't do what you tell them... garbage people.

Cherie Barnard · upvoted 11 items
2 months ago

W*f did I just read? This is most glaringly dysfunctional human being I've read about here, and the gf spent 5 years with this? Jesus wept...

I wished it showed their ages because they sound so young. Either way, dude is a complete tool and he's doing her a favor. She needs a partner, not a child that can't take care of himself. I have social anxiety also, but I can make myself have a real conversation with people.

Cherie Barnard · upvoted 2 items
3 months ago

If my comprehension is correct, then the other people in the wedding party got plus ones and only two people in the wedding party had theirs excluded. That IS way unfair and shows favouritism.

No one wore it better, it looks equally ridiculous at both.

Cherie Barnard · upvoted 4 items
4 months ago

It's a bit unorthodox but I like it.

Cherie Barnard · commented on a post
5 months ago

Because they have cool things, and you will get cool things if you just take a bit of time and read the descriptions and the reviews. I will never buy a product that doesn't include photos from previous buyers. Look at how the product sits on different body types, notice the fabric or material it's made of on the review photo vs the listing, and then decide if you want to add to cart. I don't understand how people can just add to cart and check out without really taking in the information.


