Collins accepted the role because of her own past with disordered eating, something she has written about in her memoir, Unfiltered, which came out earlier this year. She also worked with a nutritionist to get down to her character’s size in the “healthiest way possible.”
Agreed, I think showing the dark side and also the opportunity for treatment is a good thing. We just can’t pretend that eating disorders don’t exist by never showing it. Some people might be triggered, but some people might realize they aren’t alone and seek treatment.
In before the “but won’t this just glamorize it/ encourage teens to have eating disorders?!” crowd. As someone with a long history of severely disordered eating, I’m happy to see this topic get some thoughtful treatment.
I think it’s referring to like super public places? Where Taylor gets bombarded with people? Like Taylor rarely goes to restaurants because she’s followed from her house/transportation etc. Lorde (and her less famous friends) can probably put on a hat and go to Burger King probably.
That’s why it is imperative that gay women buy and wear shirts of Mariah posing pin-up style in front of a rainbow.
A. Why not both.
I happen to think it looks good on a lot of the guys who wear them, definitely better than a ponytail.
GI Joe is a well-known freak, into being dominated and pegged. At least that’s how my GI Joe Femdom Fiction is going to start...
OK- serious question; I understand the man-bun is a punchline at best and an object of scorn & ridicule at worst, but why the hate? How is it so much worse than a guy with a ponytail?
YOU TAKE THAT BACK ABOUT MICHAEL CAINE
The hell of it is, if he took off the fucking eyeliner and wore a little less jewelry...maybe threw on a pair of jeans, a t-shirt, and a hat...he probably wouldn’t even be recognized on a commercial flight. His “persona” has sort of given him a built in out to be able to dress down and not be recognized.
RIGHT? Uh, I’m not offended by what she said. It was actually a great comparison. It’s obvious she knows someone, or more than one someone, with such limitations. Don’t be offended on my behalf random concern troller, thanks.
Co-signed (by me *and* my CIU).
My problem with it is it sounds you un-graceful. “It’s like having an autoimmune disease,” has zero pizzazz. “She’s like AIDS!” Now that’s a headline.
As a person with an autoimmune disease, I am not offended in any way shape or form and actually think this is a pretty good analogy. People need to sit the fuck down.
Ugh, I’m really getting sick of language being SO policed. Didn’t anyone with severe allergies also get upset at Lorde and force her to apologize? People die from allergies!
Church stops telling people who and how to fuck, people will stop bring their fucking-related issues to church.
