I do say that I have “taken a lover” every once in awhile. But like in a total smart ass way.

The term “made love” makes me want to puke so hard. Such a lame euphemism.

Maybe. We really know very little about Jackie, but what we do know indicates nothing good. Maybe she needs help, or maybe she’s just a spoiled kid who was always able to get away with making up stories that paint her to be the victim while she was growing up.

You really should read up on the facts about this case. When Jackie first claimed/reported to Eramo that she was assaulted, Eramo did everything basically by the book in order to try and help her. It was Jackie who chose not to take any action. Jackie then later told (a different version) of her story to a reporter of…

The problem is, as long as the accusation is disputed, you are assuming someone is a liar until proven otherwise. It’s just a matter of who you choose.

Just that little bit of his face reminds me of Peter Facinelli who I hate only because he divorced Kelly. :/

I have followed this story with about 8% of the required interest necessary to be well-informed and, so enlightened, am ready to render my final, definitive verdict on what did and didn’t happen.

In the scenario, the lawyer sort of has to go scorched earth on the story, because the standard for winning a defamation case as a public figure/institution is pretty high.

Check yo’ elf, before you reck yo’ elf!

She’s a teenager who is the very youngest of an extremely large, extremely rich family who has been told for a very long time that she’s special and people care what she thinks. It would be a miracle if she wasn’t insufferable right now.

Casa Violeta?

Saoirse, or as I like to call her, Sayohreese, is a lovely, lovely lady.

Totally agree. And he essentially did the same thing with her. Of course, she doesn’t see it as abnormal.

I’m gonna defend Kylie. I don’t like doing it, but I think it’s the right thing, so here it is:

The entire post is filled with references to Black, American civil rights leaders, yet not one mention of any injustices perpetrated in an African tribe or leaders from those tribes. We both know those exist, so why fill a whole post on American history instead of actually talking about the individuals in question?…

I’m sure this woman has no idea she’s being racist. I personally didn’t know blackface was bad until I read about it on American websites.

I’m actually very surprised and intrigued that she would do this considering racial attitudes in Hungary.

Could we have an actual discussion, maybe? Wouldn’t it be more helpful to explain to people who might not understand how this is not an appropriate way to draw attention to a worthy topic? Instead of mocking and condemning dogmatically, could we explore the ways that this cause could be better served, and educate one…

Omg, yes. Way too long. The entire Ezra Miller thing should’ve been cut. It wasn’t even funny, just super, super uncomfortable.

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