Against all odds, Kat Von D managed to stay off the fuckery train for quite a long time. But those days are over; her bags are packed and she’s back on board! Only this time, instead of riding the 3:10 to Questionable Dudes With Probable STDs-ville, she’s donned her travelin’ bonnet and is riding the 6:66 to Gothic Vegan Anti Vaxxer City.
In a recent Instagram post, Kat chided her followers for being all up in her biz-nasty when it comes to her choice to not vaccinate her eventual son, Leafar the Unborn (the child has already been named. The kid’s father and Kat’s husband is named Leafar Seyer), in the name of veganism.
Kat shares a lot with her followers, including an exhaustive look at her bonkers over-the-top red wedding extravaganza (which is actually just basic bitch wedding but everything’s “spooky“) and subsequent “secret” honeymoon in a French Chateau. In this post, she mentions she and hubby Leafer the Born’s decision to have a give birth in a “drug-free at home with our midwife and doulas!”. Suck it, squares!
In her next post, Kat lashed out about all the unsolicited advice she’s received as a result of sharing her decisions on a public forum with the comments enabled.
And, if you don’t know what it’s like to have the entire world openly criticize, judge, throw uninformed opinions, and curse you – try being an openly pregnant vegan on Instagram, having a natural, drug-free home birth in water with a midwife and doula, who has the intention of raising a vegan child, without vaccinations.
You see, Kat is the most extreme. You’ll never find a person more willing to take risks. You only wish you had her nerve. Her body, her decision, her lifetime of regret when Leafer the Unborn comes down with a preventable case of measles.
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