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Sadly, I doubt it, at least about this. Sure, some people will think it's a nice story. Some won't. And in the public domain about the children of celebrities, the tiny number who will be weird and horrible about it are amplified.

Did you personally think it was amusing/nice story that you can relate to?

As both a parent and an uncle, i've seen the whole "if you do this you'll get that" play out too many times to count and so yes i can relate to Chris having to "bribe" his daughter. I can also relate to his daughter being worried about not making to a concert on a time.

 

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Did you personally think it was amusing/nice story that you can relate to?

As both a parent and an uncle, i've seen the whole "if you do this you'll get that" play out too many times to count and so yes i can relate to Chris having to "bribe" his daughter. I can also relate to his daughter being worried about not making to a concert on a time.

I thought it was a nice enough story but I was pretty concerned about how it would play on social media. It really doesn’t matter what you or I think about it, it matters if someone is horrible about it and then the daughter sees what they said. I hope that didn’t happen.

 

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I thought it was a nice enough story but I was pretty concerned about how it would play on social media. It really doesn’t matter what you or I think about it, it matters if someone is horrible about it and then the daughter sees what they said. I hope that didn’t happen.

if it doesn't matter what you or i think,then why would it matter what others think?

 

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if it doesn't matter what you or i think,then why would it matter what others think?

Because it matters if someone (presumably neither of us) says something horrible online and she then sees it and is hurt. Which is unfortunately likely about the children of celebrities in this day and age.

 

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Because it matters if someone (presumably neither of us) says something horrible online and she then sees it and is hurt. Which is unfortunately likely about the children of celebrities in this day and age.

Are you upset over the fact that he told the story or that people online are going to be jerks no matter what?

EDIT: if it's the former then it comes across as "how dare he act like a normal parent and share stories about his kids".

 

[jian]

Are you upset over the fact that he told the story or that people online are going to be jerks no matter what?

EDIT: if it's the former then it comes across as "how dare he act like a normal parent and share stories about his kids".

Both.

Many (most) celebrities declare their children off limits and basically do their best to not remind the public and social media that they exist, because if reminded, the internet will then be horrible to them. This seems pretty sensible to me; it doesn’t always work and maybe you’re only delaying the inevitable, but at least you’re not making your children pay the price of the career you chose, and hopefully they’ll have time to prepare themselves as they grow up (or you’ll stop being famous before they grow up and hopefully nobody will care).

Some parents, presumably after careful and informed discussion with their children, take another route and make their children public figures early on, with a view to them developing their own careers as celebrities. This is maybe worth doing if you think they’re talented and will benefit from an inheritance of celebrity and public support from you. But it’s obviously easy to get wrong.

Basically, I’m saying that if the Hemsworths have decided on the latter path, I wish them the best of luck, but it will be difficult. And if Chris shares a cute story which could be taken wrong on the View it’s more like this and less like one of us doing the same with our young relatives down the pub.