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Originally Posted by SuperMatt18
Personally I do feel that a lot of the problem's with Chyna stem from HHH.
It was the treatment and embarrassment of Chyna when HHH left/cheated on her with Stephanie that really set Chyna down the dark path.
In the end Chyna made her own choices, and refused help from the WWE that others have taken in order to turn themselves around (X-Pac, Scott Hall, etc). But really in her situation I could see why she would refuse, hard to trust the person/people that burned you in the first place.
Hope she finds piece now because most of the people in the industry will tell you how nice of a person she was prior to all of the issues that occurred after she was forced out of the WWE.
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Maybe, but at the end of the day, we know that Chyna was hurt by HHH, but we don't know the truths from the lies in this story. Look, I'm the last one that would defend HHH, but Chyna spend half of her life lying about a lot of things that happened to her. Call for help? Maybe, trying to build a career based on tragedy real and created maybe.
Basically where she loses me on the HHH thing is that she accused him of assault and Rape and later admitted it was a lie. She did the same thing to Waltman, and while Waltman is no citizen of the year, it sounds more like Chyna had some serious issues, and some serious drug problems and lived in denial on all of them.
She was destined to be steamrolled, not by an industry, but by her choices and her real mental issues. She was a train wreck, but she was the conductor and engineer and dispatcher on that train.
Break ups happen all the time, so does cheating and obvious other things. But that happened nearly 20 years ago, she chose the low road.
I feel bad for her, I hope her friends and family find some peace from this and don't blame themselves for her downfall and death. But at the end of the day, this wasn't about HHH, or Stephanie Mcmahon or the WWE, this was all on her.