Yes this is an ad, but FYI, this shit is awful for acne sufferers. Way, way too harsh.

Yes this is an ad, but FYI, this shit is awful for acne sufferers. Way, way too harsh.

Oh God.

Always look to Mr. Rogers:

I’m gonna be a huge spoilsport here. While yes, that is adorable? People need to stop trying to film themselves with wild animals FFS. Stop encouraging people to take close up pictures with wild or caged animals! Knock it off!

Olivia used her Crew experience to get back from the yacht as soon as she heard of her moms arrest.

Nah, she’ll be fine. She’s still pretty and she’s still rich. She will also be getting a lot more attention and at the end of the day that is the end goal of these influencers. Attention. As attention means clicks and clicks mean money.

I can’t really muster sympathy. I don’t wish, like, death or whatever on her because it sounds like she was kind of a dupe rather than a perpetrator. But, most of us* learn painfully that decisions have consequential outcomes, and that usually happens a lot younger than she is now. She’s just been insulated from the…

Yup, I kind of agree. The cult of the ideal family is so strong in society that even when it patently doesn't exist in your world (by virtue of abuse) you still have to force it. No matter what your parents do, it seems to be your job to kind of ‘make it go away’ by forgiving them and ‘moving past it’. It is similar…

I don’t get the whole “forgiveness” thing in this situation. Why is it a societal expectation or even a question that people should be forgiven for perpetrating horrific crimes?? Like, I get if you had absent parents who had to work a million hours a day to keep you fed and clothed but sexual abuse? I can’t imagine…

“Because I, too, have a mediocre child who would’ve never gained her level of success but for nepotism and privilege!”

I pointed out in an earlier thread that this is the nouveau riche version of old-money legacy admissions and big money endowments.

I read an interesting take on this somewhere in the Twitterverse: namely, that although broke schmoes like me are horrified by this whole situation on a million levels, there’s another part of this story that is additionally awful and being overlooked: the people in trouble right now were not even the RIGHT kind of…

What an embarrassing piece of shit. I am excited to watch all of these people go down.

Lori to the judge:

Me after reading that mess:

You know, if you add every possible (non-fraudulent) advantage in life - [. . .] - I can’t imagine you should even need to resort to fraud?

Just imagine how much day-glo fluorescent nylon clothing they've got in that house.

imagine spending a half a million dollars on bribes so your kid could take instagram pictures 

Lori’s husband is the fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli and their daughters are dumb as dirt.

Tsk, tsk. Sullying the Tanner name.