@NateFNversion@JAMvsJAM Dolly Parton was a MASSIVE humanitarian and spent her entire 80 years on this earth making it a better place, speaking up on wrong-doing, she herself had enough assests to become a billionare but she never got there because she gave it all away. Thats why she is so loved.
@littlemonter_7@holdyourhurt Literally NONE of these women could fail even if they tried to😭 they all have cemented fanbases and are in the legend catagory now. Their careers will get quieter as they age which is the same with every legendary artist but none of them will "fall"
Olivia Rodrigo tells @WonderlandMag that her next cover might be from Ariana Grande’s ‘petal’:
“I’ve been listening to Ariana’s album a lot, so maybe something from Ariana’s album.”
@vvvneedy@Nxstyagb Its the tan to for me, Its so shit she got bullied out of her most natrually gorgeous skin tone, people dont understand how dark ethnically italian people are literally supposed to go😭 in the summer they can go very dark natrually in sunny climates
@jakelikesPKM@MadamstyxXo This is such a load of shit😭 people of all ages listen to albums in REAL life including me and Im gen-z? Like some of you are so chronically online that your only sense of music is whats trending on TikTok
someone has to be lying what do you mean hayden panettiere passed away like this is not clicking in my brain right now and after she started opening up about her private life and personal struggles my heart breaks for her daughter
@PopFusionHQ ArianaGrande is the BritneySpears of our generation.The media relentlessly harasses and denigrates her appearance daily.Theyre really trying to destroy her and push people to hate her for no reason.Just look at the trolls online. Its disgusting.Ariana deserves the world apologies
As much as I hate to admit it and as much as it annoys me to even say their name, there are people in my life who taught me lessons I didn't want to learn. It wasn't pretty, it wasn't gentle, it wasn't spiritual or poetic. It was painful, it was embarrassing and humbling in the worst way, they didn't teach me through love either. They taught me through betrayal they taught me through absence, they taught me through lies, manipulation and every red flag I tried to paint white and I hate it, you know, I hate giving them any credit. I hate admitting they played their role in my growth because the truth is I didn't grow because of them. I grew because I survived them. And they forced me to see my own blind loyalty, my softness, my tendency to overgive my habit of seeing potential instead of patterns. They showed me the version of myself that let disrespect slide and that forgave too easily and that confused pain for effort. But here's the truth, without them I wouldn't have woken up. So you know some people don't enter your life as blessings, they enter as consequences, as reality checks as a slap in the face you didn't know you needed and as much as I hate giving them credit, I can't deny they were the lesson, the hard one, the loud one, the one that hurts so badly I promised myself I'd never live that life again.