I don’t agree or disagree, but promoting blackness and asking people to protect blackness as a Black woman is horrible. Look at the industry. There are people that exploit and people that protect the exploiters. Not easy. I would be flipping out too.
@@nguday2003 I'm black. My family is black. I have family members who are extremely difficult and challenging. Being black and being family doesn't excuse their BS. We have to stop enabling toxic people to be toxic based on their race, gender, and sexuality.
The fact that she thinks Uncle Shay was “coming at her” is the problem. He gave over 3 hours to tell her story, he asked some clarifying and follow-up questions, but he by NO means came at him. When he wanted to move on and she had more to say, he let her have the time. Shay is not an enemy. Just a country dude who had some questions.
Shay tried to challenge her experience feeling racism. Why would he defend a white teacher in the early 90s vs. what this woman is saying she experienced? If she says that a child told her that she’s just there because she’s black, and that feels racist to her, then why is he trying to defend the little white kids? Makes no sense. That’s not interviewing. That’s debating. He needs to take a break, go learn about journalism, and come back new and improved.
@@sunflowermama4297I’m glad u responded. I’m starting to see the difference between the abusers of the world vs victims who never wanted to be victims. Like you can observe this all from the comment section.
She didn’t mean “coming at her” in a negative context though. She’s saying it like reviewing game footage or a scouting report. Seeing herself handle a conversation from 3rd person. And catching all the things she feels could be better or was a lil off. Seems more ocd-ish
Hi Amanda, I found the interview to be truly captivating. In my opinion, Shannon provided you with a remarkable opportunity to present yourself to the world. The way the conversation unfolded was necessary for others to grasp your enthusiasm, your unique viewpoints, your intellect, and your approach to various situations. I extend my sincerest wishes for your future endeavors, as I firmly believe that the greatest achievements are still ahead of you. May you be blessed abundantly. ❤ Dani
You're a good person to try and see the positive aspects of the interview but this lady has no self awareness of her personality! She's arrogant and so self involved that she doesn't see her mistakes in relationships EVER! I hope that she changes cause she's getting older and it's easy to be bitter and die alone
As a physician, I’m just happy that the world has more insights into medical conditions like autism. Even with that understanding you will still have people who will not have the ability to use that information to show some level of empathy. Amanda, just continue being YOU. ❤️
Dr. Hampton, are you in support of people and patient's self-diagnosing conditions as well? Mental conditions? Developmental disorders? Physical conditions? Do you feel they should avoid or not seek input from doctor's even when they do diagnose these conditions?
I can see why people take Amanda wrong…but stop getting caught on her delivery. She really is passionate, she really wants acceptance and love from her people. And the crazy thing is she is right in a lot of her points…Amanda stop seeking validation f#%! them!! Keep going baby girl ❤
I love what you said! She cares ALOT but you really do gotta say F#$K these people. These the same mfkas that got Nipsey killed, Fred Hampton killed, etc...the same mfkas you to try help will hurt you...and it's sad as he'll, but that's how it is. You gotta adapt and roll wit the punches. Love yourself
No one cares about her delivery. She just says dumb shit and race bait all the time. Did y'all forget the "even if it was hoax its lowkey noble" lines she said about jussie smollet? 😂😂
I see so much of myself in Amanda Seales. This self-reflective revelation convinces me that I am ok with me! Thanks Amanda. Please continue being an intelligent, proud, confident lady! I see you and love you. As you have stated, we are not responsible for what other people believe about us especially when it BS conjured in their INSECURE brains! Love you Amanda!!
@@toryjei9435 all the things she said people don’t like about her and why she doesn’t get invited or get along, she went to prove it right after the show
Yep, and unfortunately that can be uncomfortably for others. They prefer people like Amanda to acquiesce to their point of view or perspective. Most often people engage in conversations to convince others of something instead of just listening to hear. So quick to prove a point.
Shannon was her therapist for 4 hrs he can't get back ,you could see he checked out because she wouldn't shut up and let him as a question She's a Kno it all but knows nothing,all those degrees and she's still ratchet
@@iriemo721 Nah. Seen the comments. it for sure is not in her head. People still talking bad about The Real experience when 3 out of 4 co-workers stood up for her, saying co-stars that never spoke don't like her, that she said dude assaulted her, that it's not accepted in autistic spaces to self-diagnosis so she's lying, etc.
Hyper fixation. I do this because of my ADHD. I love it . I'm highly intelligent with my masters and run my own business. This quality does not work well in corporate environments unfortunately
Amanda please continue to be yourself! No one can be a better you than you. Your interview provided freedom for so many people who have had some of these same experiences in life. Blessings to you for being who you are!
That's exactly how I feel! As I was hearing her interview I was like, omg this is what has happened to me! And even hearing her now, I'm like, ugh. She's internalized the criticism and now she's being critical of herself😢
I loved the interview. I saw myself in you. From trying to make others feel comfortable, not wanting to be touched, and how it could be irritating when someone tries to invalidate your experience. I love that you accepted even though others do not validate your diagnosis. As whether you were diagnosed by the doctor or self diagnosed. Which you didn’t have to do. I also was raised in the 80’s and I had ADHD (undiagnosed) and may be also on the spectrum. You were a light.
I’m sorry, but not how that works. You cannot claim a disorder without a clinical diagnosis. Why? Because you could have something else. If you look at a list of criteria for one disorder in the DSM, you’d also find that some of that same criteria is listed under another diagnosis. That’s why it’s best to consult with a qualified clinician.
@@nik-at-nite you can! Some might not accept it, but you can. You can literally fill out the same paperwork for adhd and it tells you the scale on the internet which levels would classify as having the disorder. Your comment is as though just bc another person who is a doctor reads the results won’t be able to misdiagnose someone either. It’s crazy. With all the incidences where we just see black women are misdiagnosed and even die because of it fr physicians it’s cray you would make that assumption. Just like A doula can’t deliver a child right?
I really didn’t feel like the Shannon came for her. I think that her issue is that she gets defensive and doesn’t necessarily want to be questioned. Any reasonable person would understand he was seeking to explain that there may be other reasons other than what you perceive it to be when things happen. She herself explained her education and upbringing causes her to view things through a particular lens which is the norm. But Just because I say, well based on my experiences it may have been this vs that, it doesn’t mean you’re being challenged.
I think Shannon was determined to provide a different view point for his audience on points she made that he didn’t necessarily agree with or didn’t want to become problematic on his platform. He has every right to protect his brand
I see why you would say that however I think why it's seen as he came for her was because when other people stated their experiences on previous interviews he didn't question or try to give a different perspective he accepted their reality of the situation. Also, he wasn't prepared fully for his interview with her and you could tell.
0:38 Beautifully said! ❤ As a fellow neurodivergent black woman, I felt so seen by your words and I’m like super close to do a deep dive response to it. You did an AMAZING job, and congrats on becoming a neuroHERO! It was very eye opening and profoundly inspiring and you 1000% Killed it!!! I was proud and I don’t even know you!!!💯👌🏾❤️
Thank you, Amanda. Once I turned 30, I realized I am not for everyone, and I am fine with that. Seeing Amanda and how she interacts with folks and still have self awareness, reminds me that I made the right decision in not changing who I am. I have adjusted things I wanted to change about myself, like being mindful about my word choice with certain people who may be sensitive to my personality.
I think it was a great interview. Shannon Sharpe does not interview, he wants his platform to be more of 2 people having a conversation. I think it allowed us to see AmandaSeale, who she is. Regardless if you like her are not. He questioned a few things, and that's Ok? He does not have to agree to everything. I believe he gave her a platform for all of us to get to know Amanda. And thank Shannon Sharpe for that, we can take away from it what we want. I'm not sure why he is being bashed for the interview, or conversation.
Her fans bashed his intelligence and his ability to engage in discourse, and she actually agreed with some of their opinions. That's why! She's the worst.
How you talk is what I love about you. You are one of those celebs that's Low Key my best friend in my mind. The passion and the gems you be dropping on people.
I watched the interview and have been a fan of Amanda but I can't get behind some of her responses as well as her overall response to the interview in general. This is not to absolve Shannon Sharpe of any faults by any means. If you feel someone is coming for you unexpectedly and with bad intention especially in a professional setting such as an interview, why not ask them why they are? (she did start to do this, but didn't follow through), hear them out - as you may be able to correct them of their error or at least make some kind of dialogue about the situation. Shutting down just seems so unproductive for both sides.
I saw Amanda being patient with Shannon and doing most of the heavy lifting while pouring in so much emotional labour. She did this while gently educating Shannon. I’m not sure what more she could have done and I feel like as usual, black women are expected to simply do more and do it with a smile.
@@saphire2214 Hmm, I saw it differently. When he explained his thought process about a potential reason for the event in Florida. She cut him off mid explanation and then later just shut down and wrote off that part of the conversation. In this instance she gave curt and dismissive responses to seemingly signify she didn't want to entertain any further discussion on it.
With people who know themselves, sometimes shutting down prevents them from really flying off the handle in a situation that would not benefit either by doing so. I thought that was a great move on her part.
@@aliamichelle_ Exactly. Sometimes you just need to move on when speaking with a person with a fundamentally different world view in order not to frustrate yourself.
@@taler8988 She was invited to his podcast to share her experiences and while sharing her childhood experience to which Shannon was not a party to, he interjected and used his own personal experience to invalidate hers, when in actuality, her experience is the only one that mattered in that interview. He attempted to gaslight her. His obligation was not to align his perception with hers, but rather to foster an environment that allowed her to speak her truth as he did with countless other guests. The real question is what compelled him to challenge her perspective regarding her encounters with racism? Consider the scenario akin to being a black man behind the wheel, subjected to a traffic stop by law enforcement. Inquisition ensues regarding drug use, whereabouts, and the presence of weaponry within the vehicle-a sequence that raises instinctual alarms, signalling a deviation from routine protocol toward a more sinister agenda. Departing from such an encounter, you’re left with an innate certainty of innocence marred by victimization, rendered easy prey solely due to racial profiling. Upon recounting this harrowing ordeal to your spouse, instead of receiving solace and understanding, inquiries arise: "Were you exceeding the speed limit? Why not comply with their inquiries? Why resist a search of your vehicle?” Along with statements like “Maybe they believed you were someone else. Maybe they were just doing their job and following orders. They are just trying to make it home to their families safely.” Followed by: “My experience with the police has always been cordial as long as I followed orders therefore I don’t think your experience had anything to do with race.” In this scenario, your spouse prioritizes the perspective of the aggressor over that of the victim (You). Your spouse has extended themselves to have more compassion and empathy for the officer in the situation despite lacking firsthand experience of the event. Do you not see how that could be viewed at the very least as questionable behaviour? In the case of Shannon, his stance definitely warrants introspection and critique.
Amanda, with all due respect please see a Psychotherapist specifically one that treats narcissist. Leaving it to your own cognition is where the problem starts. Trust yourself enough to hear from a professional in that area please
I see where you are coming from. The topics that you are trying to share with our people is taken out of context. I really like that you put our people in high regard as to who we are, our purpose and what our history was truly about. People who aren't focus on that part of you, do not understand where you are coming from and that your motives are genuine. I love our people too and feel like we need to get back to our unity in order to build up. So, keep teaching people and pushing forward sis.
Didn’t she just say she was never clinically diagnosed bc she didn’t want to pay for the test? 🫤 Bottom line, everyone is tired of hearing complaints about not being liked when there is zero desire to change. (And it ain’t bc she’s smart or deliberate or unwavering.)
There is so much that I can say. From the most sincere place of my heart “Thank you”!!!! I had told my husband “she’s a genius” before you said it in the interview. You are rare, most don’t get to come in contact with beings like yourself. Thank you!!!!!!!
Genius is thrown around so loosely these days. We have no way of knowing her IQ, but she's educated. Genius has yet to be determined w/ proof. BTW, geniuses are often associated with varying mental illnesses and minimal common sense as well, so never saw the term persnally as a compliment.
THIS IS WHAT I SHARED ON THE #SHANNONSHARPE INTERVIEW Enjoy🎉 Amanda gets in her own way when growing in life's essential areas. I did hear her Speak on this a little bit when she said she is now changing in that area. Listening to her discuss things about her upbringing, made me believe that her thoughts and perception of Anything is Primary, above any other Key factors or truths that play a major role in situations/dilemmas -this is why considering other point of views are so hard to welcome for her. Life is not only black and white. There are gray, red, blue, and orange areas also. If she keeps healing and growing, she'll gain more peripheral about many things in life. With that being said, Relationships & Life will become much easier to nourish. ● Acceptance Is Her Answer ● Every Bout Is Not Hers To Fight ● Sometimes There's A Gift In Rejection & In Shut Up *Believe Me I Know ● We Should Not Have That Much Need For Control ● Humility + Confidence + Integrity Will Pave Her Way ● GOD Bless Her Mom For Allowing Her Expessive Freedoms, BUTTT.. Children MUST Be Exposed To Proper Guidance, Manners, Morals, and Values that Goes Along With Great Aptitude. If Not, SASS will Lead The Child's Communication Until Adulthood. And of course, Issa Rae wrote that character for Amanda trying to be Facetious. HOWEVER, I Admire Amanda's Drive. I Admire Amanda Avocating for Herself & Others. I Admire Her Strength. I Applaud Her Accomplishments. I Adore Her Beauty, Inside & Out. I pray she let's GOD be GOD in her life. I pray that she prospers as her soul prospers, and for many great doors to open in her favor🎉🎈🫶🏼🙏🏼✝️👑 She wants #Respect & #Love from the #Wrong people and places. #ThatsIt #SameOle SameOle=Same Results #Perception gotta change #Make Room for New @AmandaSeals I Loveya Girl! 🎉💝
Your comments around autism are highly offensive. As a certified specialist who conducts assessments and provides formal diagnoses, it is completely FALSE that 'most people will tell you that you don't need a diagnosis at this age.' Formal diagnosis is essential, not least because it provides a distinction between autism and other neurological conditions and/or personality disorders. Furthermore, you trivialise the condition when you assume that you can diagnose yyourself. It is not that simple. You owe ACTUAL autistic people a huge apology but I doubt you have the humility to do it. And that's not autism. That's just good old-fashioned arrogance.
Amanda Seales is very smart and has all the tea, but after the Shannon Sharpe Interview, I am questioning her accountability for self. Shannon wasn't the bad guy in this story and I am not dumping on Amanda Seales. She was on point on so many things, but she is not without fault. #Accountabilty
Yeah, especially the story that she told about the guy telling her not call him the n word. She gaslight him instead of respecting his boundary. I don't think she took accountability there. I'm a fan but sis was wrong for dismissing him just because they use the word on set.
So after they had the meeting with HR and she apologized to him for calling him out his name, she still didn't take accountability? I'm confused, what happens after an apology?
@@claudiarodriguez1254Why did it have to get that far? If a coworker (or higher authority) told me that my behavior was offensive, I would apologize right away. It wouldn't make it HR and a forced apology. That's the problem. She speaks very clearly about her own boundaries, but she had to be FORCED to accept someone else's boundaries.
I think it's incredible what you can learn about yourself by watching yourself. That is very brave because you will notice what people dont like about you and become very self-aware. The interview was so nice because I can see myself in you, and it was eye-opening. So thank you for your bravery. God bless you.
Thank you for this, Amanda. You were open and honest, and you objectively commented on how your interview went on club shay shay. Much respect for you on this.
So, I think Amanda is mad hyperlexic. Her love of language, desire to study, and the need to deeply understand EVERYTHING is so real for hyperlexic autistics. I don't know if you'll see this but the more you know about hyperlexia, persistent drive for autonomy (not pathological demand avoidance because fuck that stigmatisation), and especially the double empathy problem, the more shit will start to make sense. I think of masking/the double empathy problem like I do any situation where marginalised folks are surrounded by centred folks. As a means of survival, any autistic person who is able to do so, studies neurotypical folks. We (autistics) get to know they like eye contact, indirect language, we try to learn their social rules etc. They do not have to understand us. What happens to neurotypicals is that suddenly, these folks they don't understand know a whole hell of a lot about them and suddenly these people stop managing the neurotypical person's discomfort for them. As a person whose way of being in the world is centred, you go, "Oh shit, I don't know their motivations, but they might see mine." Then you're a threat. They don't know your next move, and ambiguity is scary. The gag is, the whole damn time there is no next move. This person who is seen as a threat is just trying to live and build something. What's extra fucked up is folks don't even know theyre being ableist, they just see you as "off" not necessarily autistic, but they know damn well you're not playing by their prescribed social playbook.
I love you and I thank you. As a fellow 2E Black Woman, your interview turned into a literal safe space for me. Being UNPROTECTED and MISUNDERSTOOD is something that most of us gifted black women know too well. Our community is PATRIACHAL. Our community is CONFUSED. Our community is HURT. So when a woman who is sure of herself comes along, YOU STIR U SPIRITS IN PPL. Ms. Seales, a lot of what I hear and see about you just seems like a PROJECTION. So... screw the insecure and please continue to be a light for the YOUTH. WE ALL NEED YOU. This is SPIRITUAL WARFARE. PLEASE DONT LET THEM TAINT YOUR SOUL. You are a LIGHT. You are PURE HEARTED and this world hates a pure heart. May you be uplifted, empowered, protected, and respected forever. Much love to you. Thank you for allowing the world to witness your AUTHENTIC SELF in a world of PHONY calloused HEARTS and MINDS.
I know plenty of ppl with autism, (family members included) ... Autism does not, I repeat DOES NOT, make you condescending and insufferable. I genuinely dislike when ppl use real clinical issues as a form of tactic to "socially erase" their own poor choices, conduct and behavior in a public society. Being smart / intelligent means NOTHING when you hardly ever display wisdom. Our Grandmothers' had Wisdom, and many of them weren't formally educated. So sick and tired of the same old "hurt ppl, hurt ppl" bs. You want better, than DO Better. Sick of excuses.
Condescending Insufferable Entitled Judgemental Sanctimonious Delusions of grandeur This might be the one time when the person actually is a narcissist
You are amazing; I learn so much from you and yes your fearless and ppl will come for you because of you being so open & loving. I am low key obsessed with you and that is probably not the healthiest but fuck it I am learning and experiencing things within myself that has made me love myself more and give myself the space to acknowledge how I am seen and who I am at the core. And you did that. So thank you.
How was it disruptive just because he pointed out a different point of view, and maybe what she felt may or may not have been what she thought it was. That's like a woman bashing men because she's been in different toxic relationships and been cheated on by all her bf. Should someone automatically go along with her thinking all men are trash and are cheaters
@@ravengyal Dawg I’m a fan of Shannon Sharpe but I can admit that interview was weird. Everything that Amanda was explaining that she had been experiencing through the years, we were watching it happen in real-time during that interview. I don’t even think Shannon knew he was doing it which is why watching Amanda calibrate was fascinating and made for a great interview.
You got a lot of Love in the Club Shay Shay Comment Section: Stay Strong & Beautiful, Amanda. Not everyone is meant to be accepted, however there are people who Truly understand and Appreciate You... I'm one of Them☺️ Much Love from Chicago 💕
I thought it was a good example of the difference between someone just being difficult, and someone being a challenge. Cause with a challenge, if you overcome it, then you’ve done leveled up and know how to better work with them in the future.
I hear what you’re saying but if I worked in Hollywood as a strong Black woman - I imagine my experience would be similar. I see it in corporations I can imagine what it’s like in entertainment. I’d be intense too.
@@nguday2003 Many celebrities demonstrate strength and adeptness in building relationships without alienating others. While intensity can be embraced, it's essential not to lament or become upset by others' reactions. Is it possible that ONLY Amanda is accurate in her approach? IS EVERYONE WRONG? It's often said that true geniuses don't feel the need to proclaim their own brilliance. Instead, their actions and accomplishments speak volumes. This humble approach is what truly distinguishes them as geniuses, perhaps a major contributing factor to her difficulties is NO ONE EVERY TOLD HER THAT and if they did, she was to busy trying to convince them otherwise....
I just watched your interview with Shannon and I see why I love you. You remind me a lot of myself. I have experienced some of the same things you have. I'm thankful for my husband and children who are more than what a friend could be because they love me. Thank you for sharing. ❤
I love you Amanda, because of who you are! I've been rocking with you since Get YO life! I support you, and I support other women who have not subscribed to holding onto the idea of being a human GIVER, vs a human BEING❤🙏🏾
“I can see why people don’t like me, and I don’t have any desire to change those things about me”. I thought you couldn’t read social cues Amanda? What happened to the 5 min goggle test you got your “autism diagnosis” from? Every single time, without fail, when she starts a sentence with a smidge or self reflection/accountability… she always ends it with… “PEOPLE DONT LIKE ME BECAUSE IM *insert glamorous personality trait”.
That's the problem with self diagnoses. Some symptoms of autism can also be symptoms of bipolar disorder. Or maybe even narcissist personality disorder. But that's why you go see a professional, because they have the knowledge and experience.
Our journey will be authentic and true only if we have the courage to be honest about who we are. May your cup overflow with peace, love, and pure awesomeness today. Stay True to You, Amanda!❤
The thing is, that was NOT the best forum for someone like you, sis. We cannot expect to feel understood when dealing with willful ignorance. Best to keep to places that meet you where you’re at. I see and understand where you’re coming from. The people that stand with you, not against you, always will. Thank you for the courage to be real. 💜
To be honest, I’ve never really knew much about Amanda until this interview. I can stay with all certainty that the main reason why people do not like Amanda is because of how she corrects everyone with a very condescending arrogant tone. even people agree with her. She’ll check and correct them as well as they attempt to understand and see it from her point of view. This leaves her feeling isolated and misunderstood. The reality is she comes off very mean. Shannon Sharp is a very easy-going likable guy who wants to have positive relationships with everybody he talk to. But it seemed like he had to stop the interview a few times just to try to clear the air and stay on a positive positive note. Even if you’re right, sometimes you have to allow people to be wrong so that way they can grow into a point where they can see why you’re right and the future. In conclusion, you may be brilliant, but you’re very unlikable, because you are flat out mean arrogant egotistical, and conceited with your intelligence.
“Be kind with yourself, be gentle with yourself and be honest with yourself” I hear you say that and it sounds like something I have always told my kids but I have always added “AND OTHERS”. Example…”Be kind to yourself and others”.
I see a BEAUTIFUL person elated to finally be able to understand why her mind works the way it does and just trying to navigate day by day with this new found discovery. Speaking from a personal space I OVERSTAND where she comes from and it’s not a very easy brain to live in especially in this society of JUDGEMENT. Amanda I will be praying for you healing and strength🤲🏽🤲🏽. PLEASE PLEASE continue to be YOU.
Her co-host is perfect for the type of conversation she wants. He nods, smiles, laughs, and agrees. This is what she wants. If she is questioned in the slightest, she feels attacked.
Hello Amanda, I love the interview. You did an excellent job in telling your truth. Thank you for speaking on the spectrum of autism. I have a new found respect for you. Blessings sis 👏🏾
Amanda Your Authenticity Is Offensive To Criticsl Eyes From A Distance But On The Other Hand ~ Outstanding To Your Fans!!!! Please Keep Shining& Standing In Your Purpose.
I never heard of you prior to the club shay shay interview... I thought U were amazing Amanda. One of the best (most inspiring) interviews I've listened to. GoHeadHoly
As much as I can like Mr. Sharpe space I must say he was the voice of his master in this interview. I can say this cause everytime he interviewed a black lady who has been labelled like "difficult" when in reality she was brave enough to call things out, he tried to explain them how the ones who did them wrong could feel about them. but when it comes to men he didn't, not one time he approached KW questioning if he was difficult or trying him to understand the point of view of his detractors, the people who did him wrong. It's so sad, even between blacks we have these issues that are not letting us to be united. He should be the one protecting this ladies instead of voicing their detractors thoughts, I feel so bad for this black men generations that don't know what is to protect the women of their community, and fiercely seek for validation in a white's world without realizing how important is to nurture yourself and your people first before going to the world
Listen people somebody tell Amanda Seals that in the beginning when she said she could see why people don’t like her don’t do that Amanda Seales because that is not true. We live in a time and we live in a world where people don’t like people simply because they are not accommodating or appeasingor validating enough for the person who doesn’t like them not stand tall don’t let the depression get to you I like you
i wrote this in the comments section of the interview but im gna paste it here so hopefully u can read it: Amanda ... this interview made me tear up a bit because I understand u a lot. We have the same communication style and very similar life patterns of bullying, being misunderstood, of being above average lowkey overachievers but meeting obstacle after obstacle, sabotage patterns i even had sabotage from professors at university, n was kicked out of one of my programs, and i even moved onto study a niche kind of DIY degree in African Studies afterwards lol, i really feel i can relate to u a LOT , i learned something new which is the possibility that i too might be on the spectrum i suspected it before but now watching how u communicate, makes me really think about looking into that possibility. I noticed early on the trend of people hating me "for no reason" and i realized it wud be easier if i just stop talking... so i sort of silenced myself for years, and only now am i finding my voice again, and learning how to... be the fullness of who i am but at the same time knowing that there's always some social "games" being played, and if i want to b of service to others i sort of have to sometimes just not say the truth of what im thinking, since i tend to SEE right through things, and see into the hearts of ppl , and that triggers them, so i pretend like i dont see or know anything but continue to maneuvor in more covert stealth mode to get done what i need to get done. Im not saying this is the right way to handle things im just saying this is the tactics ive chosen to adapt, but im working on releasing these tactics now as they no longer serve me. Anyways, i also want to add one more thing, look into Indigo Type 3 Contracts ... I mean i suspect ur a Type 3 Indigo , if u look into that it might help u make sense of the path you have walked in this life and why u have faced a lot of resistance and targeting. It might give u a even BIGGER picture as to "why people dont like u" because for me i discovered i was a type 3 early this year and THIS made all the more sinister experiences ive had of sabotage and backstabbing n bullying make sense to me. Basically, ur on a mission here on earth, and its not an easy mission, but still, ur on a mission, keep being exactly who u r but also adapt some new tools to help u navigate this planet because this planet needs people like u, but just cause this planet NEEDS u doesnt mean it wont try and resist u at the same time, because its like a rebellious child, they dont know or want whats good for them. Ur literally a GIFT! always remember that! Thats me summarizing the type 3 Indigo thing, but yeah deep dive into that and see if that resonates.
Amanda seems to be a woman who refuses to be passive aggressive in her relationships. It seems that she says what she means and she means what she says. Add to this, she is an intelligent woman who happens to be good looking. Punks, narcissists and passive aggressive people HATE women like her. People like Amanda boldly stand up for change. They often make conditions better for everyone, even the haters. Haters, cowards and bandwagon people benefit from their boldness. Yet, their jealously and envy will not allow them to admit it, let alone show gratitude. I'm not Autistic as far as I know, and I get you. You are needed.
Be you ❤! You are a gem to the culture and to black women. Love your work and your passion. I have actually seen you live at black, smart, and funny and that show concept is sooooo necessary and dope for the culture! A network should have been banging down your door to give you a deal. You deserve all things good ❤
It was a great interview Amanda, props to you for being true , speaking truth . We’re in a season where truth is hard to swallow. You will always stand out . Stand Strong and be full of love for you ❤
I have almost the EXACT personality as you and I have had hundreds of experiences with people (mostly white or black) pushing back against my intellect, outspokeness and drive for people to be better. My bullshit detector is always on but I too am kind, generous and loving. AMANDA, DON'T EVER CHANGE! F*CK all the haters, even if they are MANY. You live in a world where ignorance, obedience and fuckery is rewarded. You're unique, and obviously more emotionally intelligent than most of the people you have worked with over the years, and that says a lot. Your interview with Shay was excellent! The good and the not so good. The hive minded mantra that keeps getting pushed around, that you are "difficult" etc, Blaming you as being the common denominator in negative situations, the victim blaming is wild and very typical of a society arrested in it's emotional, spiritual and intellectual development. You already know what it is. It's a reflection of them, not you//us. They are projecting their gross inadequacies and unfortunately the anti-life (living harmoniously ), un-empathetic social programming is what our entire society is based on. Do not change sis! I'm surprised and disappointed to hear about Issa. Good on you for outing her publicist, it's the next best thing to suing her ass.
I really liked your interview with Unk. It really helped me to get to know you better. And honestly, the very, very little that I did know, I didn’t like. And it really wasn’t anything specific. It was more like just a feeling based on thinking I heard something controversial about you. Much praise to the long form interview. I really came to understand who you are and dare I say, find you not just likable, but lovable. You ARE delightful, brilliant, a genius and all of those good and wonderful things. And as if that wasn’t enough, you showed your humility and set an amazing example for all of us, that we can’t get through this difficult thing called life alone and there certainly is nothing wrong with asking for help…even if it needs to be the professional kind. Thank you for being vulnerable Amanda. You’ve gained a new friend.
Interesting response to your interview. I'd be curious as to which spaces you feel most comfortable and what happens there that doesn't happen anywhere else? As I practice being more self-aware/mindful, I love noticing when I feel most comfortable and when I don't. "I' statements can be powerful. Only because this one started with "I" then went back to others. I really appreciate all the conversations around this topic because I def want to have compassion for others who may not communicate in my style while also knowing when there's something that I get to change with myself. As above, so below.
Sooo you saw why people dont like you BUT its actually their own fault because they are insecure (no pun intended), unintelligent, and dont have the proper perspective to understand that you are educating them as a superior, such as a parent, teacher, or coach... yeah ok, got it👍🏾
@@Yentirb68She lied about being diagnosed with Autism, let it go now. Stop bringing up autism to excuse away her sociopathic and chronic bad behavior, please and thank you!
Bravooo Queen, thanks for sharing your experiences with grace, class and the commitment to educating on Black History ✊🏾. And repping for the Caribbean, island gal. 🇬🇩🇯🇲🇹🇹…
I saw your Club Shay Shay interview and really didn’t know anything about you prior. Ultimately I came away really liking you but could see how you could rub some people the rub way, not intentionally though. But our aspiration in life should not be to make everyone like us but to find fulfillment in who we are.
🇺🇸❤️🙏🏽Bravo to you Sis!! Watching the two of you having a conversation and allowing each other to connect emotionally. Body language transformation movements, his eyes connecting to your heart through your words. You to should have made dinner plans to continue the connection of honest truthful communication. F those negative comments . I in my opinion saw and felt the mental and emotional connection that conversational interview of truth that was made between the two of you!! Bravo Sis🔥🔥🇺🇸❤️🙏🏽
I think your curiosity is key. You stood up for yourself when Shannon was trying to dismiss your racial experience as a kid in Florida. You showed him grace as well and empathy and compassion. I have been going to therapy for many years so I also understand the nuances of your experience as well. People are probably intimidated by your confidence and being a black woman. Let’s be honest. They expect you to be a certain way period. It’s like Michelle Obama wearing a sleeveless top. Her appearance alone was intimidating.
That didn't sound like a racial incident though. Maybe she should have told the STEALING incident with the white girl admitting she stole it but the teacher still said then BOTH of them should go to the principal's office if she wanted to highlight a possible racial incident. In real life most adults dont want a child trying to correct them because they feel like "you are a child and dont know enough to correct me". Even older adults sometimes do the same thing to YOUNGER adults like when a 22 year old tries to teach the 42-year-old adult. Not saying it is right but it happens.... heck, you might find yourself doing it from time to time.
I watched the entire interview. I enjoyed it. You spoke your truth. I’ve had a lot of the same things said and done to me, in my life Life has taught me. People will love you, people will hate you. And none of it has anything to do with you Thank you for your strength.
As someone who also identifies being on the spectrum, IMO I felt the way you handled the pushback was graceful and with so much patience! Causeee the way I was frustrated for you and would’ve absolutely gotten flustered! Yes you spoke directly, but it was joined with you asking questions to garner understanding. I’m also someone who speaks very directly and intently and it comes from a place of passion and conviction not necessarily ego or needing to be domineering. However I do understand how some can perceive the latter. For me it’s the easiest and least taxing way to get information across, and simply the most genuine and authentic way of expressing myself. And then the way you chose to disengage once you realized he wasn’t going to understand was commendable, that takes incredible self awareness and control. I understood myself a lot more by watching and listening to you and walked away feeling empowered!
Interesting human. She is everything most successful men DO NOT want. Her dating choices are an indication of that. I find nothing wrong in her approach and i do not work in her industry. But what i do know is that "everyone" cant be wrong. In her defense, SHE gets to choose which voices she listens to and what adjustments she may or may not make in her life. The consequences are hers as well. I wish her well.
I absolutely love Amanda. Please don’t ever change for anyone. Anyone would love to have you as girlfriend! Maybe because I’m from New York so I appreciate the realness and honesty. I love her personality and brilliant mind. ❤❤❤
"I can see why people don't like me , but I don't have any desire to change those things about me". I love that, Stand firm in your beliefs, you are not problematic in any form. People don't like when your truth gives them some self reflection and Shannon was humbled. I don't think black women are a priority for that man anyways.
I welcome Amanda to my world. I know you are strong enough to handle it and remember when it comes to the people that discount you, what goes around comes around. I am proud of you keep going.
The way I see it… even though no one asked 😆 is that two people from completely different backgrounds and perspectives had a conversation and Amanda got to tell her truth he got to feel a way and she got to feel a way. I think it gave me more insight to Amanda and can also acknowledge why people may be put off. That being said Amanda I adore you and truth be told I enjoy Shannon like the lovable uncle that was so fun to be around at the cookout that every once in a while made a stupid misogynistic comment.
Baby, don't EVER change that fire of brilliance that you exuded on that show! Don't ever tone down the true you. I have felt what you expressed on that show my whole life, dumbing down yourself just to be accepted. But then when you let the true you show, people are waiting to try to bring you down, ESPECIALLY SKIN FOLK, if you know what I mean. I love you, you're beautiful inside and out and I wish you the best in everything you do.
My daughter and I met Amanda at a show she came out and greeted the fans took pictures and she’s beautiful and hella cool! Love you girl ❤
You didn’t have a real conversation or anything like that. But she may be a good person.
No she's not
Me and my daughter also went up to her after a show and she was hella rude...
She RUDE af!🤷🏽♀️
She's always the hero of her own story. Even when she's trying to humble herself she can't stay out of the hate space.
I don’t agree or disagree, but promoting blackness and asking people to protect blackness as a Black woman is horrible. Look at the industry. There are people that exploit and people that protect the exploiters. Not easy. I would be flipping out too.
@@nguday2003 I'm black. My family is black. I have family members who are extremely difficult and challenging. Being black and being family doesn't excuse their BS. We have to stop enabling toxic people to be toxic based on their race, gender, and sexuality.
Truth comes first.
Either the hero or the victim unfortunately.
@@heartbreak25 Exactly!❤
The fact that she thinks Uncle Shay was “coming at her” is the problem. He gave over 3 hours to tell her story, he asked some clarifying and follow-up questions, but he by NO means came at him. When he wanted to move on and she had more to say, he let her have the time. Shay is not an enemy. Just a country dude who had some questions.
Shay tried to challenge her experience feeling racism. Why would he defend a white teacher in the early 90s vs. what this woman is saying she experienced? If she says that a child told her that she’s just there because she’s black, and that feels racist to her, then why is he trying to defend the little white kids? Makes no sense. That’s not interviewing. That’s debating. He needs to take a break, go learn about journalism, and come back new and improved.
@@sunflowermama4297I’m glad u responded. I’m starting to see the difference between the abusers of the world vs victims who never wanted to be victims. Like you can observe this all from the comment section.
@@sunflowermama4297well said
She didn’t mean “coming at her” in a negative context though.
She’s saying it like reviewing game footage or a scouting report. Seeing herself handle a conversation from 3rd person. And catching all the things she feels could be better or was a lil off. Seems more ocd-ish
@@sunflowermama4297He’s supposed to. That’s the point of a podcast.
Hi Amanda,
I found the interview to be truly captivating. In my opinion, Shannon provided you with a remarkable opportunity to present yourself to the world. The way the conversation unfolded was necessary for others to grasp your enthusiasm, your unique viewpoints, your intellect, and your approach to various situations.
I extend my sincerest wishes for your future endeavors, as I firmly believe that the greatest achievements are still ahead of you.
May you be blessed abundantly. ❤
Dani
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My sentiments exactly
Dani❤ this is so thoughtful and sweet! Thank you ❤
She’s a headache
You're a good person to try and see the positive aspects of the interview but this lady has no self awareness of her personality! She's arrogant and so self involved that she doesn't see her mistakes in relationships EVER! I hope that she changes cause she's getting older and it's easy to be bitter and die alone
I am happy that Amanda got to tell her story on Club Shay Shay. I've been a fan of hers since her MTV2 days.
So your crazy too
@@redmanjohnson4616 😂😂😂😂😂
Like a magnet hahaha
@@redmanjohnson4616Yep! 🎯😂
@@redmanjohnson4616 If you're going to try and be disrespectful to someone. At least use the right *you're
As a physician, I’m just happy that the world has more insights into medical conditions like autism.
Even with that understanding you will still have people who will not have the ability to use that information to show some level of empathy.
Amanda, just continue being YOU. ❤️
Dr. Hampton, are you in support of people and patient's self-diagnosing conditions as well? Mental conditions? Developmental disorders? Physical conditions?
Do you feel they should avoid or not seek input from doctor's even when they do diagnose these conditions?
@nigelmcgiver2275And you're the expert because...?
@@lavornesmith9065and she’s the expert? Lol
notice the lack of accountability in this post to simple grovel and at the cost of harming others - You should know better
@nigelmcgiver2275She was clinically diagnosed. Not self diagnosed. Next!
I'm just happy that there are people like Amanda with the fearlessness to be so open and transparent so that we can all learn. Big Ups to her.❤
Learn from what? There is nothing that anyone who had logic would want to pick up from her. Being rude, arrogant , and ignorant is not being fearless.
Fearlessness? 😂 she's a narcissist
Learn what? She has a problem with every body
@@kh894she is a Super Sayan Narcissist.
@@omarepps77 Bless your heart.❤️
I can see why people take Amanda wrong…but stop getting caught on her delivery. She really is passionate, she really wants acceptance and love from her people. And the crazy thing is she is right in a lot of her points…Amanda stop seeking validation f#%! them!! Keep going baby girl ❤
I love what you said! She cares ALOT but you really do gotta say F#$K these people. These the same mfkas that got Nipsey killed, Fred Hampton killed, etc...the same mfkas you to try help will hurt you...and it's sad as he'll, but that's how it is. You gotta adapt and roll wit the punches. Love yourself
@@afocusedsouljahLISTENNNNN, you’re so right!✨
No one cares about her delivery. She just says dumb shit and race bait all the time. Did y'all forget the "even if it was hoax its lowkey noble" lines she said about jussie smollet? 😂😂
She's not passionate she's a gaslighter
@@KIMjB72Exactly
I see so much of myself in Amanda Seales. This self-reflective revelation convinces me that I am ok with me! Thanks Amanda. Please continue being an intelligent, proud, confident lady! I see you and love you. As you have stated, we are not responsible for what other people believe about us especially when it BS conjured in their INSECURE brains! Love you Amanda!!
That’s wild.if you have trouble with everyone you come across, you can’t use this to justify your position, self reflection is crucial.
Yall need help for real
Stop 🛑🛑🛑 trauma bonding with Amanda
@@IamGettisyou literally took the words from my mouth.
So, it's not that you are maybe conceivably doing something wrong, it's just everybody else is wrong? Ok. Good luck, I think you're gonna need it
She is not being honest with herself AT ALL
You would know 🙄
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THIS!!!!
If only people were able to grasp your level of reflectiveness and metacognition!!! I totally saw myself as you spoke.
Soooo do I my Mom spoke that way to us, she said most people talk… WE SPEAK
Uh no, she’s proving all the things that she was complaining about.
@@seektruth5750 huh?
@@toryjei9435 all the things she said people don’t like about her and why she doesn’t get invited or get along, she went to prove it right after the show
I think you need to look up the definitions of them words you’re using. Cuz she ain’t got none of those things.
The fact that she is so in tune with self is another level of comfortability with who you are
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Yep, and unfortunately that can be uncomfortably for others. They prefer people like Amanda to acquiesce to their point of view or perspective.
Most often people engage in conversations to convince others of something instead of just listening to hear. So quick to prove a point.
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Narcissist
Amanda lacks self-awareness and embraces perpetual victimhood. She lies and gaslights and lacks accountability.
This is the kind of 2 way conversation she like to have the other person just listen and say hmm and ok dnt interrupt or question why..
Thats what it seems like.... but thats not really a conversation, so she would be better off just going live on IG BY HERSELF to speak then. 🤷♂
Exactly. She constantly feels attacked. It’s all in her head.
Shannon was her therapist for 4 hrs he can't get back ,you could see he checked out because she wouldn't shut up and let him as a question She's a Kno it all but knows nothing,all those degrees and she's still ratchet
@@iriemo721 Nah. Seen the comments. it for sure is not in her head. People still talking bad about The Real experience when 3 out of 4 co-workers stood up for her, saying co-stars that never spoke don't like her, that she said dude assaulted her, that it's not accepted in autistic spaces to self-diagnosis so she's lying, etc.
@@TNDCBabyshe definitely has an antisocial disorder. Google it. It’s not what you think
It’s called fixation. When one focuses intensely on a particular topic. My son does this with his “obsessions.”
Hyper fixation. I do this because of my ADHD. I love it . I'm highly intelligent with my masters and run my own business. This quality does not work well in corporate environments unfortunately
@@analyticalmindset… I meant what I said. Thanks.
Yes my daughter as well. Diagnosed last year at age 13🧩🩷
@@robertahosey9765… it’s great she got a diagnose that early. I remember the days when autism was a “boys” issue.
I was agreeing with you and sharing my experience with it as a male black adult @@rainbeauxunicorn5237
Amanda please continue to be yourself! No one can be a better you than you.
Your interview provided freedom for so many people who have had some of these same experiences in life. Blessings to you for being who you are!
That's exactly how I feel! As I was hearing her interview I was like, omg this is what has happened to me! And even hearing her now, I'm like, ugh. She's internalized the criticism and now she's being critical of herself😢
I loved the interview. I saw myself in you. From trying to make others feel comfortable, not wanting to be touched, and how it could be irritating when someone tries to invalidate your experience. I love that you accepted even though others do not validate your diagnosis. As whether you were diagnosed by the doctor or self diagnosed. Which you didn’t have to do. I also was raised in the 80’s and I had ADHD (undiagnosed) and may be also on the spectrum. You were a light.
I’m sorry, but not how that works. You cannot claim a disorder without a clinical diagnosis. Why? Because you could have something else. If you look at a list of criteria for one disorder in the DSM, you’d also find that some of that same criteria is listed under another diagnosis. That’s why it’s best to consult with a qualified clinician.
@@nik-at-nite you can! Some might not accept it, but you can. You can literally fill out the same paperwork for adhd and it tells you the scale on the internet which levels would classify as having the disorder. Your comment is as though just bc another person who is a doctor reads the results won’t be able to misdiagnose someone either. It’s crazy. With all the incidences where we just see black women are misdiagnosed and even die because of it fr physicians it’s cray you would make that assumption. Just like A doula can’t deliver a child right?
Qow..Just wow. If you see all of her in you, please get professional help
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@@omarepps77 🎯 that right there
I really didn’t feel like the Shannon came for her. I think that her issue is that she gets defensive and doesn’t necessarily want to be questioned. Any reasonable person would understand he was seeking to explain that there may be other reasons other than what you perceive it to be when things happen. She herself explained her education and upbringing causes her to view things through a particular lens which is the norm. But Just because I say, well based on my experiences it may have been this vs that, it doesn’t mean you’re being challenged.
I think Shannon was determined to provide a different view point for his audience on points she made that he didn’t necessarily agree with or didn’t want to become problematic on his platform. He has every right to protect his brand
I absolutely agree with you!!
Shannon definitely did not come for her.
I see why you would say that however I think why it's seen as he came for her was because when other people stated their experiences on previous interviews he didn't question or try to give a different perspective he accepted their reality of the situation. Also, he wasn't prepared fully for his interview with her and you could tell.
I didn't think of it that way!!
0:38 Beautifully said! ❤ As a fellow neurodivergent black woman, I felt so seen by your words and I’m like super close to do a deep dive response to it. You did an AMAZING job, and congrats on becoming a neuroHERO! It was very eye opening and profoundly inspiring and you 1000% Killed it!!! I was proud and I don’t even know you!!!💯👌🏾❤️
Thank you, Amanda. Once I turned 30, I realized I am not for everyone, and I am fine with that. Seeing Amanda and how she interacts with folks and still have self awareness, reminds me that I made the right decision in not changing who I am. I have adjusted things I wanted to change about myself, like being mindful about my word choice with certain people who may be sensitive to my personality.
@tyesharay5272 if you are this rude and combative akin to Amanda ppl won’t put up with it. Nor shld they. Better to open your business and work alone.
I think it was a great interview. Shannon Sharpe does not interview, he wants his platform to be more of 2 people having a conversation.
I think it allowed us to see AmandaSeale, who she is. Regardless if you like her are not.
He questioned a few things, and that's Ok? He does not have to agree to everything. I believe he gave her a platform for all of us to get to know Amanda.
And thank Shannon Sharpe for that, we can take away from it what we want.
I'm not sure why he is being bashed for the interview, or conversation.
Her fans bashed his intelligence and his ability to engage in discourse, and she actually agreed with some of their opinions. That's why! She's the worst.
EXACTLY!! 👏👏 Well said. 👌
I'm happy you participated in the interview, because your testimony validated a lot of experiences for gifted people.,
This lady really needs some help. It’s sad. She really thinks she is a victim
How you talk is what I love about you. You are one of those celebs that's Low Key my best friend in my mind. The passion and the gems you be dropping on people.
I watched the interview and have been a fan of Amanda but I can't get behind some of her responses as well as her overall response to the interview in general. This is not to absolve Shannon Sharpe of any faults by any means. If you feel someone is coming for you unexpectedly and with bad intention especially in a professional setting such as an interview, why not ask them why they are? (she did start to do this, but didn't follow through), hear them out - as you may be able to correct them of their error or at least make some kind of dialogue about the situation. Shutting down just seems so unproductive for both sides.
I saw Amanda being patient with Shannon and doing most of the heavy lifting while pouring in so much emotional labour. She did this while gently educating Shannon. I’m not sure what more she could have done and I feel like as usual, black women are expected to simply do more and do it with a smile.
@@saphire2214 Hmm, I saw it differently. When he explained his thought process about a potential reason for the event in Florida. She cut him off mid explanation and then later just shut down and wrote off that part of the conversation. In this instance she gave curt and dismissive responses to seemingly signify she didn't want to entertain any further discussion on it.
With people who know themselves, sometimes shutting down prevents them from really flying off the handle in a situation that would not benefit either by doing so. I thought that was a great move on her part.
@@aliamichelle_ Exactly. Sometimes you just need to move on when speaking with a person with a fundamentally different world view in order not to frustrate yourself.
@@taler8988 She was invited to his podcast to share her experiences and while sharing her childhood experience to which Shannon was not a party to, he interjected and used his own personal experience to invalidate hers, when in actuality, her experience is the only one that mattered in that interview. He attempted to gaslight her. His obligation was not to align his perception with hers, but rather to foster an environment that allowed her to speak her truth as he did with countless other guests.
The real question is what compelled him to challenge her perspective regarding her encounters with racism? Consider the scenario akin to being a black man behind the wheel, subjected to a traffic stop by law enforcement. Inquisition ensues regarding drug use, whereabouts, and the presence of weaponry within the vehicle-a sequence that raises instinctual alarms, signalling a deviation from routine protocol toward a more sinister agenda. Departing from such an encounter, you’re left with an innate certainty of innocence marred by victimization, rendered easy prey solely due to racial profiling. Upon recounting this harrowing ordeal to your spouse, instead of receiving solace and understanding, inquiries arise: "Were you exceeding the speed limit? Why not comply with their inquiries? Why resist a search of your vehicle?” Along with statements like “Maybe they believed you were someone else. Maybe they were just doing their job and following orders. They are just trying to make it home to their families safely.” Followed by: “My experience with the police has always been cordial as long as I followed orders therefore I don’t think your experience had anything to do with race.” In this scenario, your spouse prioritizes the perspective of the aggressor over that of the victim (You). Your spouse has extended themselves to have more compassion and empathy for the officer in the situation despite lacking firsthand experience of the event. Do you not see how that could be viewed at the very least as questionable behaviour?
In the case of Shannon, his stance definitely warrants introspection and critique.
LOVED your Club Shay Shay interview. Keep doing you❣️
Amanda, with all due respect please see a Psychotherapist specifically one that treats narcissist. Leaving it to your own cognition is where the problem starts. Trust yourself enough to hear from a professional in that area please
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I see where you are coming from. The topics that you are trying to share with our people is taken out of context. I really like that you put our people in high regard as to who we are, our purpose and what our history was truly about. People who aren't focus on that part of you, do not understand where you are coming from and that your motives are genuine. I love our people too and feel like we need to get back to our unity in order to build up. So, keep teaching people and pushing forward sis.
Didn’t she just say she was never clinically diagnosed bc she didn’t want to pay for the test? 🫤
Bottom line, everyone is tired of hearing complaints about not being liked when there is zero desire to change. (And it ain’t bc she’s smart or deliberate or unwavering.)
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Change is NOT in the equation
I don't buy her autism self-diagnosis. This has personality disorder written all over it, and those folks remain toxic for their lifetime.
The word for talk dumping is VERBIGERATIVE
There is so much that I can say. From the most sincere place of my heart “Thank you”!!!! I had told my husband “she’s a genius” before you said it in the interview. You are rare, most don’t get to come in contact with beings like yourself. Thank you!!!!!!!
Genius is thrown around so loosely these days. We have no way of knowing her IQ, but she's educated. Genius has yet to be determined w/ proof. BTW, geniuses are often associated with varying mental illnesses and minimal common sense as well, so never saw the term persnally as a compliment.
THIS IS WHAT I SHARED ON THE #SHANNONSHARPE INTERVIEW
Enjoy🎉
Amanda gets in her own way when growing in life's essential areas. I did hear her Speak on this a little bit when she said she is now changing in that area. Listening to her discuss things about her upbringing, made me believe that her thoughts and perception of Anything is Primary, above any other Key factors or truths that play a major role in situations/dilemmas -this is why considering other point of views are so hard to welcome for her. Life is not only black and white. There are gray, red, blue, and orange areas also. If she keeps healing and growing, she'll gain more peripheral about many things in life. With that being said, Relationships & Life will become much easier to nourish.
● Acceptance Is Her Answer
● Every Bout Is Not Hers To Fight
● Sometimes There's A Gift In Rejection & In Shut Up *Believe Me I Know
● We Should Not Have That Much Need For Control
● Humility + Confidence + Integrity Will Pave Her Way
● GOD Bless Her Mom For Allowing Her Expessive Freedoms, BUTTT.. Children MUST Be Exposed To Proper Guidance, Manners, Morals, and Values that Goes Along With Great Aptitude. If Not, SASS will Lead The Child's Communication Until Adulthood.
And of course, Issa Rae wrote that character for Amanda trying to be Facetious.
HOWEVER,
I Admire Amanda's Drive.
I Admire Amanda Avocating for Herself & Others.
I Admire Her Strength.
I Applaud Her Accomplishments.
I Adore Her Beauty, Inside & Out.
I pray she let's GOD be GOD in her life.
I pray that she prospers as her soul prospers, and for many great doors to open in her favor🎉🎈🫶🏼🙏🏼✝️👑
She wants #Respect & #Love from the #Wrong people and places. #ThatsIt
#SameOle SameOle=Same Results
#Perception gotta change
#Make Room for New
@AmandaSeals
I Loveya Girl! 🎉💝
Your comments around autism are highly offensive. As a certified specialist who conducts assessments and provides formal diagnoses, it is completely FALSE that 'most people will tell you that you don't need a diagnosis at this age.' Formal diagnosis is essential, not least because it provides a distinction between autism and other neurological conditions and/or personality disorders. Furthermore, you trivialise the condition when you assume that you can diagnose yyourself. It is not that simple.
You owe ACTUAL autistic people a huge apology but I doubt you have the humility to do it. And that's not autism. That's just good old-fashioned arrogance.
Amanda Seales is very smart and has all the tea, but after the Shannon Sharpe Interview, I am questioning her accountability for self. Shannon wasn't the bad guy in this story and I am not dumping on Amanda Seales. She was on point on so many things, but she is not without fault. #Accountabilty
Yeah, especially the story that she told about the guy telling her not call him the n word. She gaslight him instead of respecting his boundary. I don't think she took accountability there. I'm a fan but sis was wrong for dismissing him just because they use the word on set.
@@pinkardt Big Facts!
So after they had the meeting with HR and she apologized to him for calling him out his name, she still didn't take accountability? I'm confused, what happens after an apology?
@@claudiarodriguez1254 she said she faked the apology to play the hollywood game
@@claudiarodriguez1254Why did it have to get that far? If a coworker (or higher authority) told me that my behavior was offensive, I would apologize right away. It wouldn't make it HR and a forced apology. That's the problem. She speaks very clearly about her own boundaries, but she had to be FORCED to accept someone else's boundaries.
The interview was nice to watch. IMO Shannon was gentle and supportive, which allowed Amanda to be vulnerable. I wish her all the best
I think it's incredible what you can learn about yourself by watching yourself. That is very brave because you will notice what people dont like about you and become very self-aware. The interview was so nice because I can see myself in you, and it was eye-opening. So thank you for your bravery. God bless you.
I absolutely LOVED how you handled yourself ❣️ you’re inspirational and a gem!
Thank you for this, Amanda. You were open and honest, and you objectively commented on how your interview went on club shay shay. Much respect for you on this.
He actually offered her a different perspective to consider as opposed to the stories she created in her head.
So, I think Amanda is mad hyperlexic. Her love of language, desire to study, and the need to deeply understand EVERYTHING is so real for hyperlexic autistics.
I don't know if you'll see this but the more you know about hyperlexia, persistent drive for autonomy (not pathological demand avoidance because fuck that stigmatisation), and especially the double empathy problem, the more shit will start to make sense.
I think of masking/the double empathy problem like I do any situation where marginalised folks are surrounded by centred folks. As a means of survival, any autistic person who is able to do so, studies neurotypical folks.
We (autistics) get to know they like eye contact, indirect language, we try to learn their social rules etc. They do not have to understand us. What happens to neurotypicals is that suddenly, these folks they don't understand know a whole hell of a lot about them and suddenly these people stop managing the neurotypical person's discomfort for them.
As a person whose way of being in the world is centred, you go, "Oh shit, I don't know their motivations, but they might see mine." Then you're a threat. They don't know your next move, and ambiguity is scary.
The gag is, the whole damn time there is no next move. This person who is seen as a threat is just trying to live and build something. What's extra fucked up is folks don't even know theyre being ableist, they just see you as "off" not necessarily autistic, but they know damn well you're not playing by their prescribed social playbook.
She’s not autistic, she lied about being diagnosed. Stop spreading misinformation please
@@culturalresponse2447 did she do a video saying she lied about being autistic? You're the only one in these comments saying this
Facts!!!!!
Thank you
I love you and I thank you. As a fellow 2E Black Woman, your interview turned into a literal safe space for me. Being UNPROTECTED and MISUNDERSTOOD is something that most of us gifted black women know too well. Our community is PATRIACHAL. Our community is CONFUSED. Our community is HURT. So when a woman who is sure of herself comes along, YOU STIR U SPIRITS IN PPL. Ms. Seales, a lot of what I hear and see about you just seems like a PROJECTION. So... screw the insecure and please continue to be a light for the YOUTH. WE ALL NEED YOU. This is SPIRITUAL WARFARE. PLEASE DONT LET THEM TAINT YOUR SOUL. You are a LIGHT. You are PURE HEARTED and this world hates a pure heart. May you be uplifted, empowered, protected, and respected forever. Much love to you. Thank you for allowing the world to witness your AUTHENTIC SELF in a world of PHONY calloused HEARTS and MINDS.
I know plenty of ppl with autism, (family members included) ... Autism does not, I repeat DOES NOT, make you condescending and insufferable. I genuinely dislike when ppl use real clinical issues as a form of tactic to "socially erase" their own poor choices, conduct and behavior in a public society. Being smart / intelligent means NOTHING when you hardly ever display wisdom. Our Grandmothers' had Wisdom, and many of them weren't formally educated. So sick and tired of the same old "hurt ppl, hurt ppl" bs. You want better, than DO Better. Sick of excuses.
Condescending
Insufferable
Entitled
Judgemental
Sanctimonious
Delusions of grandeur
This might be the one time when the person actually is a narcissist
You are amazing; I learn so much from you and yes your fearless and ppl will come for you because of you being so open & loving. I am low key obsessed with you and that is probably not the healthiest but fuck it I am learning and experiencing things within myself that has made me love myself more and give myself the space to acknowledge how I am seen and who I am at the core. And you did that. So thank you.
Amanda put on a MASTERCLASS on how to navigate a disruptive interview. She did a phenomenal job. 💯
😂😂😂
How was it disruptive just because he pointed out a different point of view, and maybe what she felt may or may not have been what she thought it was. That's like a woman bashing men because she's been in different toxic relationships and been cheated on by all her bf. Should someone automatically go along with her thinking all men are trash and are cheaters
SHE did alot of the DISRUPTING herself though. EVERYTHING is not a debate....
She was the disruptive one with all that double talk and verbal chessplay. Doing all that mental gymnastics just to say nothing.
@@ravengyal Dawg I’m a fan of Shannon Sharpe but I can admit that interview was weird. Everything that Amanda was explaining that she had been experiencing through the years, we were watching it happen in real-time during that interview. I don’t even think Shannon knew he was doing it which is why watching Amanda calibrate was fascinating and made for a great interview.
You got a lot of Love in the Club Shay Shay Comment Section: Stay Strong & Beautiful, Amanda. Not everyone is meant to be accepted, however there are people who Truly understand and Appreciate You... I'm one of Them☺️
Much Love from Chicago 💕
I love Amanda. She should continue to be who she is. People are just too sensitive.
I thought it was a good example of the difference between someone just being difficult, and someone being a challenge.
Cause with a challenge, if you overcome it, then you’ve done leveled up and know how to better work with them in the future.
I like you and I think you're intelligent, but I don't watch b/c of the intensity. That is my personal preference. I applaud your work 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I hear what you’re saying but if I worked in Hollywood as a strong Black woman - I imagine my experience would be similar. I see it in corporations I can imagine what it’s like in entertainment. I’d be intense too.
And thats the root of the strong "disliking " for her. If more people in our community were intense about certain things we'd probably be better off
@@nguday2003 Many celebrities demonstrate strength and adeptness in building relationships without alienating others. While intensity can be embraced, it's essential not to lament or become upset by others' reactions. Is it possible that ONLY Amanda is accurate in her approach? IS EVERYONE WRONG? It's often said that true geniuses don't feel the need to proclaim their own brilliance. Instead, their actions and accomplishments speak volumes. This humble approach is what truly distinguishes them as geniuses, perhaps a major contributing factor to her difficulties is NO ONE EVERY TOLD HER THAT and if they did, she was to busy trying to convince them otherwise....
I just watched your interview with Shannon and I see why I love you. You remind me a lot of myself. I have experienced some of the same things you have. I'm thankful for my husband and children who are more than what a friend could be because they love me. Thank you for sharing. ❤
I love you Amanda, because of who you are! I've been rocking with you since Get YO life!
I support you, and I support other women who have not subscribed to holding onto the idea of being a human GIVER, vs a human BEING❤🙏🏾
“I can see why people don’t like me, and I don’t have any desire to change those things about me”.
I thought you couldn’t read social cues Amanda? What happened to the 5 min goggle test you got your “autism diagnosis” from?
Every single time, without fail, when she starts a sentence with a smidge or self reflection/accountability… she always ends it with… “PEOPLE DONT LIKE ME BECAUSE IM *insert glamorous personality trait”.
It must be hell being her husband or child lol
That's the problem with self diagnoses. Some symptoms of autism can also be symptoms of bipolar disorder. Or maybe even narcissist personality disorder.
But that's why you go see a professional, because they have the knowledge and experience.
Amanda, I have ADHD and I for one LOVED your interview ❤. Keep doing you!
Our journey will be authentic and true only if we have the courage to be honest about who we are. May your cup overflow with peace, love, and pure awesomeness today. Stay True to You, Amanda!❤
The thing is, that was NOT the best forum for someone like you, sis. We cannot expect to feel understood when dealing with willful ignorance. Best to keep to places that meet you where you’re at. I see and understand where you’re coming from. The people that stand with you, not against you, always will. Thank you for the courage to be real. 💜
To be honest, I’ve never really knew much about Amanda until this interview. I can stay with all certainty that the main reason why people do not like Amanda is because of how she corrects everyone with a very condescending arrogant tone. even people agree with her. She’ll check and correct them as well as they attempt to understand and see it from her point of view.
This leaves her feeling isolated and misunderstood. The reality is she comes off very mean. Shannon Sharp is a very easy-going likable guy who wants to have positive relationships with everybody he talk to. But it seemed like he had to stop the interview a few times just to try to clear the air and stay on a positive positive note.
Even if you’re right, sometimes you have to allow people to be wrong so that way they can grow into a point where they can see why you’re right and the future.
In conclusion, you may be brilliant, but you’re very unlikable, because you are flat out mean arrogant egotistical, and conceited with your intelligence.
“Be kind with yourself, be gentle with yourself and be honest with yourself” I hear you say that and it sounds like something I have always told my kids but I have always added “AND OTHERS”. Example…”Be kind to yourself and others”.
I see a BEAUTIFUL person elated to finally be able to understand why her mind works the way it does and just trying to navigate day by day with this new found discovery. Speaking from a personal space I OVERSTAND where she comes from and it’s not a very easy brain to live in especially in this society of JUDGEMENT. Amanda I will be praying for you healing and strength🤲🏽🤲🏽. PLEASE PLEASE continue to be YOU.
Her co-host is perfect for the type of conversation she wants.
He nods, smiles, laughs, and agrees.
This is what she wants. If she is questioned in the slightest, she feels attacked.
❤❤ Great interview Amanda!! I learned alot about you. You are a great teacher
Hello Amanda, I love the interview. You did an excellent job in telling your truth. Thank you for speaking on the spectrum of autism. I have a new found respect for you. Blessings sis 👏🏾
Amanda Your Authenticity Is
Offensive To Criticsl Eyes From A Distance But On The Other Hand ~ Outstanding To Your Fans!!!! Please Keep Shining& Standing In Your Purpose.
I never heard of you prior to the club shay shay interview... I thought U were amazing Amanda. One of the best (most inspiring) interviews I've listened to.
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As much as I can like Mr. Sharpe space I must say he was the voice of his master in this interview. I can say this cause everytime he interviewed a black lady who has been labelled like "difficult" when in reality she was brave enough to call things out, he tried to explain them how the ones who did them wrong could feel about them. but when it comes to men he didn't, not one time he approached KW questioning if he was difficult or trying him to understand the point of view of his detractors, the people who did him wrong.
It's so sad, even between blacks we have these issues that are not letting us to be united.
He should be the one protecting this ladies instead of voicing their detractors thoughts, I feel so bad for this black men generations that don't know what is to protect the women of their community, and fiercely seek for validation in a white's world without realizing how important is to nurture yourself and your people first before going to the world
So when are you going to be honest with yourself Amanda? Look around.. read the room..
Listen people somebody tell Amanda Seals that in the beginning when she said she could see why people don’t like her don’t do that Amanda Seales because that is not true. We live in a time and we live in a world where people don’t like people simply because they are not accommodating or appeasingor validating enough for the person who doesn’t like them not stand tall don’t let the depression get to you I like you
i wrote this in the comments section of the interview but im gna paste it here so hopefully u can read it: Amanda ... this interview made me tear up a bit because I understand u a lot. We have the same communication style and very similar life patterns of bullying, being misunderstood, of being above average lowkey overachievers but meeting obstacle after obstacle, sabotage patterns i even had sabotage from professors at university, n was kicked out of one of my programs, and i even moved onto study a niche kind of DIY degree in African Studies afterwards lol, i really feel i can relate to u a LOT , i learned something new which is the possibility that i too might be on the spectrum i suspected it before but now watching how u communicate, makes me really think about looking into that possibility. I noticed early on the trend of people hating me "for no reason" and i realized it wud be easier if i just stop talking... so i sort of silenced myself for years, and only now am i finding my voice again, and learning how to... be the fullness of who i am but at the same time knowing that there's always some social "games" being played, and if i want to b of service to others i sort of have to sometimes just not say the truth of what im thinking, since i tend to SEE right through things, and see into the hearts of ppl , and that triggers them, so i pretend like i dont see or know anything but continue to maneuvor in more covert stealth mode to get done what i need to get done. Im not saying this is the right way to handle things im just saying this is the tactics ive chosen to adapt, but im working on releasing these tactics now as they no longer serve me.
Anyways, i also want to add one more thing, look into Indigo Type 3 Contracts ... I mean i suspect ur a Type 3 Indigo , if u look into that it might help u make sense of the path you have walked in this life and why u have faced a lot of resistance and targeting. It might give u a even BIGGER picture as to "why people dont like u" because for me i discovered i was a type 3 early this year and THIS made all the more sinister experiences ive had of sabotage and backstabbing n bullying make sense to me. Basically, ur on a mission here on earth, and its not an easy mission, but still, ur on a mission, keep being exactly who u r but also adapt some new tools to help u navigate this planet because this planet needs people like u, but just cause this planet NEEDS u doesnt mean it wont try and resist u at the same time, because its like a rebellious child, they dont know or want whats good for them. Ur literally a GIFT! always remember that! Thats me summarizing the type 3 Indigo thing, but yeah deep dive into that and see if that resonates.
Amanda seems to be a woman who refuses to be passive aggressive in her relationships. It seems that she says what she means and she means what she says. Add to this, she is an intelligent woman who happens to be good looking. Punks, narcissists and passive aggressive people HATE women like her. People like Amanda boldly stand up for change. They often make conditions better for everyone, even the haters. Haters, cowards and bandwagon people benefit from their boldness. Yet, their jealously and envy will not allow them to admit it, let alone show gratitude.
I'm not Autistic as far as I know, and I get you. You are needed.
Be you ❤! You are a gem to the culture and to black women. Love your work and your passion. I have actually seen you live at black, smart, and funny and that show concept is sooooo necessary and dope for the culture! A network should have been banging down your door to give you a deal. You deserve all things good ❤
It was a great interview Amanda, props to you for being true , speaking truth . We’re in a season where truth is hard to swallow. You will always stand out . Stand Strong and be full of love for you ❤
I have almost the EXACT personality as you and I have had hundreds of experiences with people (mostly white or black) pushing back against my intellect, outspokeness and drive for people to be better. My bullshit detector is always on but I too am kind, generous and loving.
AMANDA, DON'T EVER CHANGE! F*CK all the haters, even if they are MANY. You live in a world where ignorance, obedience and fuckery is rewarded. You're unique, and obviously more emotionally intelligent than most of the people you have worked with over the years, and that says a lot.
Your interview with Shay was excellent! The good and the not so good.
The hive minded mantra that keeps getting pushed around, that you are "difficult" etc, Blaming you as being the common denominator in negative situations, the victim blaming is wild and very typical of a society arrested in it's emotional, spiritual and intellectual development. You already know what it is. It's a reflection of them, not you//us. They are projecting their gross inadequacies and unfortunately the anti-life (living harmoniously ), un-empathetic social programming is what our entire society is based on. Do not change sis! I'm surprised and disappointed to hear about Issa. Good on you for outing her publicist, it's the next best thing to suing her ass.
Just agree with Amanda or she’ll get triggered and say your coming for her 😩
I really liked your interview with Unk. It really helped me to get to know you better. And honestly, the very, very little that I did know, I didn’t like. And it really wasn’t anything specific.
It was more like just a feeling based on thinking I heard something controversial about you. Much praise to the long form interview. I really came to understand who you are and dare I say, find you not just likable, but lovable.
You ARE delightful, brilliant, a genius and all of those good and wonderful things. And as if that wasn’t enough, you showed your humility and set an amazing example for all of us, that we can’t get through this difficult thing called life alone and there certainly is nothing wrong with asking for help…even if it needs to be the professional kind.
Thank you for being vulnerable Amanda. You’ve gained a new friend.
Interesting response to your interview. I'd be curious as to which spaces you feel most comfortable and what happens there that doesn't happen anywhere else?
As I practice being more self-aware/mindful, I love noticing when I feel most comfortable and when I don't. "I' statements can be powerful. Only because this one started with "I" then went back to others.
I really appreciate all the conversations around this topic because I def want to have compassion for others who may not communicate in my style while also knowing when there's something that I get to change with myself.
As above, so below.
Sooo you saw why people dont like you BUT its actually their own fault because they are insecure (no pun intended), unintelligent, and dont have the proper perspective to understand that you are educating them as a superior, such as a parent, teacher, or coach... yeah ok, got it👍🏾
As someone also late ASD, I can confidently say you don’t understand.
@@Yentirb68Nor do they wish to understand ((((sad))))
@@Yentirb68She lied about being diagnosed with Autism, let it go now. Stop bringing up autism to excuse away her sociopathic and chronic bad behavior, please and thank you!
She lied 😮 @@culturalresponse2447
@@culturalresponse2447why would you say she lied, and how do you know? Genuinely curious.
Bravooo Queen, thanks for sharing your experiences with grace, class and the commitment to educating on Black History ✊🏾. And repping for the Caribbean, island gal. 🇬🇩🇯🇲🇹🇹…
I saw your Club Shay Shay interview and really didn’t know anything about you prior. Ultimately I came away really liking you but could see how you could rub some people the rub way, not intentionally though. But our aspiration in life should not be to make everyone like us but to find fulfillment in who we are.
Amanda, your interview was excellent, you’re so engaging and very self aware. Keep doing the good work, Sis!
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🇺🇸❤️🙏🏽Bravo to you Sis!! Watching the two of you having a conversation and allowing each other to connect emotionally. Body language transformation movements, his eyes connecting to your heart through your words. You to should have made dinner plans to continue the connection of honest truthful communication. F those negative comments . I in my opinion saw and felt the mental and emotional connection that conversational interview of truth that was made between the two of you!! Bravo Sis🔥🔥🇺🇸❤️🙏🏽
I think your curiosity is key. You stood up for yourself when Shannon was trying to dismiss your racial experience as a kid in Florida. You showed him grace as well and empathy and compassion. I have been going to therapy for many years so I also understand the nuances of your experience as well. People are probably intimidated by your confidence and being a black woman. Let’s be honest. They expect you to be a certain way period. It’s like Michelle Obama wearing a sleeveless top. Her appearance alone was intimidating.
That didn't sound like a racial incident though. Maybe she should have told the STEALING incident with the white girl admitting she stole it but the teacher still said then BOTH of them should go to the principal's office if she wanted to highlight a possible racial incident. In real life most adults dont want a child trying to correct them because they feel like "you are a child and dont know enough to correct me". Even older adults sometimes do the same thing to YOUNGER adults like when a 22 year old tries to teach the 42-year-old adult. Not saying it is right but it happens.... heck, you might find yourself doing it from time to time.
I watched the entire interview. I enjoyed it. You spoke your truth. I’ve had a lot of the same things said and done to me, in my life
Life has taught me. People will love you, people will hate you. And none of it has anything to do with you Thank you for your strength.
I absolutely loved the way you handled that interview. Keep doing you!
As someone who also identifies being on the spectrum, IMO I felt the way you handled the pushback was graceful and with so much patience! Causeee the way I was frustrated for you and would’ve absolutely gotten flustered! Yes you spoke directly, but it was joined with you asking questions to garner understanding. I’m also someone who speaks very directly and intently and it comes from a place of passion and conviction not necessarily ego or needing to be domineering. However I do understand how some can perceive the latter. For me it’s the easiest and least taxing way to get information across, and simply the most genuine and authentic way of expressing myself. And then the way you chose to disengage once you realized he wasn’t going to understand was commendable, that takes incredible self awareness and control. I understood myself a lot more by watching and listening to you and walked away feeling empowered!
Interesting human.
She is everything most successful men DO NOT want. Her dating choices are an indication of that.
I find nothing wrong in her approach and i do not work in her industry. But what i do know is that "everyone" cant be wrong.
In her defense, SHE gets to choose which voices she listens to and what adjustments she may or may not make in her life. The consequences are hers as well. I wish her well.
I absolutely love Amanda. Please don’t ever change for anyone. Anyone would love to have you as girlfriend! Maybe because I’m from New York so I appreciate the realness and honesty. I love her personality and brilliant mind. ❤❤❤
"I can see why people don't like me , but I don't have any desire to change those things about me". I love that, Stand firm in your beliefs, you are not problematic in any form. People don't like when your truth gives them some self reflection and Shannon was humbled. I don't think black women are a priority for that man anyways.
I love the passion and conviction you communicated in the Shay Shay interview. I wish I had more of that. Stay true to yourself. It pulled me in.
She has mastered the art of coming up with an excuse for every character flaw that she has. She has completely lost touch with her true self
Can't get enough of this woman's expression and intelligence
Amanda, Just be yourself… You did a good job on Club Shay Shay. Only One can judge never forget that.
I welcome Amanda to my world. I know you are strong enough to handle it and remember when it comes to the people that discount you, what goes around comes around. I am proud of you keep going.
Loved the interview for your part.
How? it takes TWO.
The way I see it… even though no one asked 😆 is that two people from completely different backgrounds and perspectives had a conversation and Amanda got to tell her truth he got to feel a way and she got to feel a way. I think it gave me more insight to Amanda and can also acknowledge why people may be put off. That being said Amanda I adore you and truth be told I enjoy Shannon like the lovable uncle that was so fun to be around at the cookout that every once in a while made a stupid misogynistic comment.
If zero accountability in black women had a spirit animal!
Shannon was absolutely not “coming at you”
Baby, don't EVER change that fire of brilliance that you exuded on that show! Don't ever tone down the true you. I have felt what you expressed on that show my whole life, dumbing down yourself just to be accepted. But then when you let the true you show, people are waiting to try to bring you down, ESPECIALLY SKIN FOLK, if you know what I mean. I love you, you're beautiful inside and out and I wish you the best in everything you do.
People dont just like you. They love you!
She said a Cop, a Coach, and a teacher. That's crazy.
Hey heard your interview on club Shay Shay and you said you were on antidepressants and wondered have you ever tried ketamine instead of ssri.
I loved every bit of the interview. You’re so intune with self.
No you are so incredibly likable and needed. Please come to the ATL. ❤
It’s hard to find a real hard sister like her. I am with you and no one can change that!💐🥰💐🥰💐🥰💐💐💕💕💕💕💕