On the plane to her sister’s college graduation, David was held by her dad as she “shook uncontrollably in his arms for the entire flight.” She curled up in the hotel’s bathroom, crying and sucking on her weed pens. She woke up “screaming in agony,” her dad pulling her from the bed to stop her spiraling.

While I'm by no means an expert on all things Darren Criss, I'd say he's famous for playing a gay high school student on Glee. Perhaps what Kevin McHale was alluding to?

the book, titled No One Asked for This

If the first story was an attempt to make my blood run cold, a direct result of having less than no empathy for ol’ gurl, then ding ding...winner.

This was a pretty good dirtbag. That Hugh Grant interview was worth a watch. It’s pretty funny.

She sounds about as awful as he is, so I’m sure that was the chemistry.

and yet that red flag made no difference and she continued on with him.

The Carl Lentz drama has been all over Deux Moi.

She has no claim on this house or any of his assets.

She already got a whopping $46 million, and the house isn’t hers. If that is not enough money to survive on, then there is a problem.

These are all reasons not to want to be married to someone, but I don’t understand how any of this means she gets to barricade herself in his house?

They are so boring

Is there a particular reason why you feel you have to refer to her by her full legal name rather than her stage name? Especially odd given that you refer to a male celebrity by his stage name in the same comment.

I have zero bones to pick with this, just here to say that “Sister Suffragette” is rather a badass song:

“Our long, national nightmare is over, say hello to our new, short, national night terror!”

Lol “nice eyelashes extensions”. They make her look like a muppet.

“This failure is on me, and me alone and I take full responsibility for my actions.”

You’re upset that somebody who was brigaded for 2 years straight for a single comment about representation in film criticism decided to word a statement more carefully in the future?

Pretty sure she means that she personally doesn't believe that a beauty standard should exist as it's a harmful thing, but her wording is awkward. It's kind of obvious from the context, so you have to be willfully looking for a bad message to just focus on that one phrase.

Really? Y’all do know your new format require mobile users to scroll through a couple screens worth of stories to even come across this one. I don’t have your access to the traffic numbers, but it’s certainly affecting how long it takes me to get newly posted content.  I would be surprised if it’s not affecting how…