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Image 1 — Is Erika Jayne Dodging Some Accountability For Why She Struggles with Women?
Image 2 — Is Erika Jayne Dodging Some Accountability For Why She Struggles with Women?
Image 3 — Is Erika Jayne Dodging Some Accountability For Why She Struggles with Women?
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Is Erika Jayne Dodging Some Accountability For Why She Struggles with Women?

Erika Jayne once told Katherine Edwards that she's struggles to make female friends bcuz girls were mean to her in middle school and because she “looks a certain way.” She made is seem like the problem mostly lies with other women instead of anything to do with her own personality. Then, in classic Bravo fashions, the show cuts to clips of Erika openly describing herself as “cold,” calling herself a “cold bitch,” and even saying she doesn’t understand empathy, all of this reinforces the icy persona she projects on camera.

Do you see the contradiction? On a one hand, Erika explains her difficulty with women as something rooted in past bullying and other people’s reactions to her appearance. She even said she has male friends because women are catty. And yet she was always being catty and chatty and gossipy with her male glam squad. And also she repeatedly embraced traits that naturally make emotional closeness and friendship harder.

-----> The juxtaposition makes it seem like she wants sympathy for feeling excluded while also taking pride in being emotionally detached.

I don't want to dismiss her middle school situation but her own self-described coldness likely contributes to the relationship problems she keeps describing. The contradiction that glares out comes from the fact that she often emphasizes the first explanation while seeming less reflective about the second.

u/Beneficial-Soft-4427 — 12 days ago

Im watching Season 6 - where Erika made her first appearance and Yolanda's illness got worse. I know she explained "Lyme disease" but I wonder if she also had another autoimmune disease because many of her symptoms could point to that, plus her daughter has Hashimotos and that means there is a genetic predisposition for auto immune tho it could have come from the paternal side. Auto immune diseases do cluster so if you have one you could be a risk for one more more other ones. Even tho hashimotos affects one organ, you can still get other ones that affect more systems. Anyway, I was sad to see David Foster come across disconnected from caring and showing support for Yolanda during this time. Did anyone feel this too?

u/Beneficial-Soft-4427 — 18 days ago

Some people have noticed too... Dorit has a way of talking, not including her accent, but it's the tone and delivery.

Her words sound clipped, sharp, sterile endings, not flowy but instead more like a high pitch chop chop chop.

It's almost like she’s projecting each word at you instead of speaking through a sentence.

“You. Are. Not. Listening.”

The pitch, tone, cadence, articulation, volume all are rather Bleh. What do you think?

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u/Beneficial-Soft-4427 — 21 days ago

At the reunion, Amanda was criticized for leading with designer labels, yet Dorit has for years presented as a walking billboard for them. The message in both cases is essentially the same: “see me as expensive,” which funnily can be seen as echoing the sentiment of "It's Expensive to Be Me" song by Erika Jayne. The double standards don't go unnoticed. lol

u/Beneficial-Soft-4427 — 23 days ago