I’m just very much ‘Oh my gosh, did you see what they posted? How crazy is that?’ and then talk about it.” Her memory will never be a blessing.”Īsked in 2016 about her motivation for running GOMI, Alice Wright said: “I can’t speak for all the GOMI-ers and I realize there are some people who are a bit in that category of ‘let’s take this person down,’ and ‘let’s take them down a peg, and show them’ - that’s not where I’m coming from at all. She caused more harm than good to the people in her life and her suicide was just one more way of selfishly lashing out to those who loved her. It was complete bullying and so cruel.”ĩ GOMI creator Alice Wright, who goes by the handle “nycaw,” and other commenters wasted no time in posting about Armstrong’s suicide.Ī poster known as Pontica Tottos responded: “Good riddance … wasn’t a nice person and the whole world finally saw that. I got attacked for my parenting but they got really personal with Heather.

“I had some bad experiences with them but they were so evil with ,” Jill Smokler, creator of the well-known Scary blog, told The Post about the GOMI community. Today, there are forums dedicated to ripping apart social media influencers and royals as well as bloggers in the worlds of food, fashion, and even fundamentalist religions. The site came up with the rise of mommy bloggers and gave haters a place to anonymously and viciously mock every aspect of these women’s lives. The majority of them populated the forums of - shorthand for Get off my Internets - a so-called “anti-fan” blog launched in 2008 by New York-based blogger Alice Wright, 48. The 47-year-old, known as “Dooce” online, was open about her years struggling with alcoholism and clinical depression so intense that she underwent drastic experiments on her brain to try to alleviate the suffering.īut as tough as her personal struggles were, Armstrong paradoxically seemed to have a charmed life that brought out a special brand of haters which haunted and hurt her for years, sources told The Post.

Graphic video shows pro-Putin blogger being blown up as suspected assassin sits nervously nearbyįemale assassin accused of blowing up pro-Putin blogger with explosives-packed sculptureįriends of Heather Armstrong, the pioneering “mommy blogger” who killed herself Tuesday, are quick to say that her suicide was a long time coming and was the direct result of mental health struggles. Armstrong, ‘queen of mommy bloggers,’ dead at 47 Social media users have been sounding alarms on Ruby Franke long before her arrest on child abuse charges

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