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I know this daughter has been to hell and back, but I am having trouble being sympathetic to her making this story tabloid news. I get a real ick feeling about it, and it's just not necessary.
She's also "not sure" if it's her underwear or not. She herself questions the event. Maybe she doesn't want to believe it herself, so it's pretty easy to understand Giselle's point of view. I can't blame her for not being able to go there emotionally.
I also got an ick feeling, and was trying hard to give her the benefit of the doubt.
I wanted to have empathy for her at first. But the more I read about her and her trashy book, the harder it becomes to feel anything but contempt for how she's throwing her mom under the bus for some coins
Her book seems to basically be about her anger at her mom, she's grown n's if the world can have empathy for her mother I don't know why she can't. Like she seems desperate to make this about her, probably because of how her childhood was and the implications with her father. I don't know what to say, I'd never compare traumas but what Gisele went through is so horrific that I just can't stomach ANYONE judging her afterwards. She deserves her peace, and her time to work through all this. If it takes the rest of her life so what, stop making demands of her damn. Now the whole world will want her to comment and eyes will be on her in a negative light, blaming her for not hating her husband. As if she's the one who committed the crime. And we don't even know how she feels about him, I'm not taking Darian at her word.