All my love and support to you, friend. Here’s me in the same boat on April 14th, the morning of. This selfie is probably my most prized possession.

I am so sorry. It looks like your dog’s last day is a good one, though. I lost my dog (that’s her in my profile) suddenly to cancer, at a relatively young age, earlier this year. I hope your dog had a full and happy life.

Clearly not all selfies are created equal. (Hugs)

In case you doesn’t click through to see how plainly the interviewer points out how unhinged the woman is:

Art history minor here, ever notice how many studio majors disdained any art before the 1870s, especially if it was supposed to represent something at all?

...but the most notable was the performance she orchestrated at Madison Square Garden for “Yeezy Season 3” featuring some 1,500 people dressed in dyed clothing (from Adidas and thrift stores) in a re-creation of a photograph taken of refugees escaping the genocide in Rwanda. “That was a random pick,” she says. “The…

All of this! Art history major here. I absolutely loved all the classes I took...just hated everyone else in the major and their condescending views towards anyone that didn’t grow up in NYC and travel the world (grew up in the Midwest, and did eventually travel). And all their constant frowns and disapproval of…

I love how the “artist” was like, “I’mma include a descriptive term about Madonna’s race in the title, just in case people with color-blindness can’t tell she white and the kids black.”

this is not an excuse

exactly, and that’s obvious by how willingly she talks to a reporter like this. she has no conception that the things that come out of her mouth aren’t acceptable.

I think this is what happens when you grow up in Italy then come to America and start working with artists. No sense of PC in Europe. Also VB is very eating disordered so so much for loving a wide range of bodies—one of her first shows was of pages of a food diary she’s kept since she was 8 (!) and she makes herself…

longtime performance artist

So I never thought I would say this, but “Cuck”! Kim was right to get this woman the hell away from her husband.

Here’s what I don’t understand: how do people like this not see that if they really “belonged” in the black community, blackness wouldn’t seem like an exciting and collectable thing to them? I know I’m not black, but I was raised by 3 people, one of them being a black woman, and grew up with black people as my friends…

The answer is always meth.

What the fucking fuck did I just read?