“Did they make any false claims?” They sure did. They were also warned in advance not to attend, but didn’t do anything to warn the people who they advertised to on social media.

“Did they make any false claims?” They sure did. They were also warned in advance not to attend, but didn’t do anything to warn the people who they advertised to on social media.

“I don’t see how some of this is any different than neighbors gossiping about my horribly dysfunctional childhood. Knowing they could put it on the Internet so random strangers could read it would just have further traumatized me.” I know all about it. It’s how I’ve been forced to live every single day for over five…

Rita Ora, still patiently waiting for the opportunity to sell her soul for fame.

Again, they didn’t give an opinion, but you keep digging in your heels. Your misogyny is worth defending, obviously.

“I kind of adore that he calls it “fizzy water” mainly because I’m tired of being judged when I order it like that in a restaurant.” Sounds tough, truly. “[M]ainly because I’m tired of being judged when I order it like that in a restaurant.” Such judgment, and such fortitude in the face of such inhumane judgement.…

“USED TO LOVE BRAD, BUT NOW HE LOOKS OLD. JUST THOUGHT I’D COMMENT THE SAME WAY AS MEN COMMENT ABOUT AGING ACTRESSES ON EVERY COMMENT SECTION ON THE INTERNET. FEEL THE FEMALE GAZE.”

Everything about this is lovely.

“Brad Pitt wouldn’t fuck you with someone else’s dick,” - And so? A person is allowed to give their opinion. It’s not contingent on anything else.

“It is a reasonable passage of time for the man to have aged a bit. [...] He looks pretty decent for 53[.]” Seriously. And it’s not even ageism. There’s a strange cognitive dissonance about *aging* beauty, specifically. If a person tweaks their face, then that’s a moral failure, but if they don’t age perfectly, then…

I didn’t.

One of my friends was obsessed with him when this movie was first released, so she dragged me to see this shit in the theater. I said it then: he looked like a white, hairless, blonde monkey. That’s not code or any other shit. It’s what I said to her, and what I’ve always thought of his looks.

I just left the same response before reading yours. Maybe that person wasn’t old enough to remember when it was first released.

Since it premiered.

“I agree. Sometimes we get stuck in a rut and need to blow up (at least parts of) our lives to get out of it.” This, exactly. Our current culture values the triumph over adversity narrative, but only once you’ve come out on the other side. That’s been true for decades, so now, it’s been emptied of any meaning. A few…

“No, he absolutely does not know how ridiculous these are. He thinks he’s deep -” They all do, every last one of them. The more successful they are and the more humble they do their best to seem, the more monstrous they are. That’s my personal experience. I remember reading a Britney Spears pre-breakdown interview. In…

Exactly. All of these people suck ass.

“I don’t know why, but the part of this photo that bothers me the most is that you can clearly see where they raked his footsteps away in the sand.” Because God wasn’t the one who carried him? That’s my best guess.

“And what the everloving hell does “architecting” mean?” It’s the jargon of illegal marketing and monetized violations. Basically, a years-long, exceptionally lucrative pyramid scheme. Did I mention that it’s illegal? Very, very illegal. The most illegal. I’m talking felonies, lots and lots of felonies. Big, beautiful…

A real dark night of the soul for the ages, I’m sure.