Is anyone else having trouble with ShopMy links page not loading properly? I just get this screen for a really long time and then when they do populate, the data isn't accurate for the links I posted yesterday. The app won't let me see data for the links either.
I posted the first two photos a couple months ago after my first round of Sculpra had settled. Figured I'd share results after my second round. My goal was really just to help with my nasolabial folds which I think have definitely improved. I'm currently 5 weeks out from my second round and getting my final round this next week. I'm really happy with how subtle and natural the change is, the folds seem to be so much less defined. I'm in my 40s and realistic that I'm not going to look like I'm in my 20s, so I'm happy with this!
I'm not fully clear on how it works. I'm icon level and I make a fairly large sum every month from ShopMy, the bulk of it being paid opportunities. I also have a management company who handles my sponsored collabs outside of ShopMy and if a brand wants to put paid media behind one of my sponsored posts, there is an extra fee on top of the content fee (usually an extra $2k+). So is it my understanding that now brands are wanting to run free paid content? I know I get commission from sales but this is minimal compared to my normal fees if that makes sense.
Im so bad with getting regular body checks, but this looks kinda weird? At first I thout it was a cut but took a close up photo and it’s def not… Not painful or anything. thoughts?
Celebrating her school age sons birthday by posting naked, bloody birth photos of him being born saying that he ripped her up in the process might be the most narcissistic and absolutely disgusting thing shes done yet. It wasn’t enough to post about him pooping in a hot tub, or posting a video of him in the privacy of his own home wearing a diaper at 6 years old for all of his friends to see.
The parents at her kids school 100% know she’s an Internet personality, and they are all 100% group texting about this tonight. It’s going to be the topic of conversation this weekend during playdates and kids will overhear. And they will bring it up at school. And in just a couple years, some of these kids will have their own phones and will see these photos and videos of their schoolmates mom for themselves. And see how she posted him in what should be private situations. And these kids will be bullied.
They deserve so much more, I’m honestly heartbroken for them.