Mentions (8)
"They fell for the Baldoni PR and the subreddit was full of people constantly praising him, downvoting anyone that questioned his whole deal, and nonstop dumping on Blake. After all she deserved it right? She made problematic comments in the past right? They need to do some self-reflection. Literally"
"The lawsuit claims Baldoni was accused of 'fat-shaming' Lively because he asked her trainer how much she He needed to safely perform a physically demanding lift for a scene. Apparently, this harmless and reasonable question got relayed back to Lively, who then allegedly had Reynolds berate Baldoni i"
"Justin Baldoni was so meek he acquiesced to everything Blake said, but he was also allowed to sexually harass her? He sexually harassed her, but the main thing Blake seems to care about is that he fat shamed her? It makes no sense."
"I got banned from there weeks ago for defending Baldoni and calling Lively out for being rich and bored and causing drama... Everyone really thought that Baldoni was straight up assaulting or harassing Lively and she made it seem like there was massive evidence of this, but so far it's still an accu"
"Justin Baldoni is an actor who hosted a podcast called 'Man Enough.' He purports to be a male feminist who wrote books on redefining masculinity. You know the type: 'do better men.' He starred and directed that movie It Ends With Us."
"I'm hanging out with friends and two of them start talking about the Baldoni drama and they bring up Candace and her coverage of the drama."
"But I believe Justin, and after following this case for a while now, I actually think he fits the pattern of the 'imperfect victim,' not Blake Lively. Especially people view him as a corny male feminist, a label that's been tainted thanks to people like Neil Gaiman."
"Justin was so meek he acquiesced to everything Blake said, but he was also allowed to sexually harass her? He sexually harassed her, but the main thing Blake seems to care about is that he fat shamed her? It makes no sense."