Anonymous
11/2/2025, 11:20:01 AM
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Let’s face the truth about Shondo
Honestly, I don’t care about the groom joke, people say worse, and Shondo herself has said far worse.
The real issue I have with her is how she weaponizes her community: targeting smaller content creators, then crying and using her mental health as an excuse, which pressures people into backing off.
Her tweets about walls, bleeding, or being in the hospital are all fabricated. Anyone in the medical field (like me) or who has experienced the illness knows this. It’s just edgy attention-seeking.
Let’s be serious, most of the fans defending her don’t actually care whether she’s telling the truth about her illness. The main reason they defend her is simple: they like her, and their loyalty overrides any concern about facts. Whether she’s lying or not becomes irrelevant because affective bias, letting emotions guide judgment, overrides rational evaluation.
Even for those who care about the truth, they tend to convince themselves she isn’t lying. This is largely due to confirmation bias, where people seek information that supports their existing beliefs and ignore anything that contradicts them. Cognitive dissonance also plays a role: admitting she’s lying would create psychological discomfort, so they resolve it by rationalizing her behavior instead.
Group dynamics also reinforce this behavior. Within communities, defending her becomes a form of in-group loyalty, and questioning her risks social punishment or exclusion. Social proof amplifies this: if everyone around them accepts her claims, individuals are more likely to follow suit.
The real issue I have with her is how she weaponizes her community: targeting smaller content creators, then crying and using her mental health as an excuse, which pressures people into backing off.
Her tweets about walls, bleeding, or being in the hospital are all fabricated. Anyone in the medical field (like me) or who has experienced the illness knows this. It’s just edgy attention-seeking.
Let’s be serious, most of the fans defending her don’t actually care whether she’s telling the truth about her illness. The main reason they defend her is simple: they like her, and their loyalty overrides any concern about facts. Whether she’s lying or not becomes irrelevant because affective bias, letting emotions guide judgment, overrides rational evaluation.
Even for those who care about the truth, they tend to convince themselves she isn’t lying. This is largely due to confirmation bias, where people seek information that supports their existing beliefs and ignore anything that contradicts them. Cognitive dissonance also plays a role: admitting she’s lying would create psychological discomfort, so they resolve it by rationalizing her behavior instead.
Group dynamics also reinforce this behavior. Within communities, defending her becomes a form of in-group loyalty, and questioning her risks social punishment or exclusion. Social proof amplifies this: if everyone around them accepts her claims, individuals are more likely to follow suit.
