@dyleoliviazella @connrryy You know what? You’re right! Let’s get even more eyes on that tweet😍 Maybe if we’re lucky, even Connor might see it and then he can witness how supportive you are as a fan🤞🏼
@dyleoliviazella@vodkastr8tnogay I mean this with the utmost respect but if a fictional character’s haircut causes you this much turmoil, you might genuinely need to reevaluate some things in life. After 2 months, a well-adjusted adult should not be reacting this strongly still.
@onyxnight1989@dyleoliviazella Band together and do what exactly? Demand they recast Ilya? Ask Crave to spend additional time/money to reshoot what they’ve already filmed and have him start over in a wig? What are you hoping to achieve genuinely? It’s time to accept or move on from the show at this point.
@CamOTBx@dyleoliviazella@dyleoliviazella This is the kind of discourse a post like yours starts. You hate the buzzcut? Sorry I guess. But continuing to harp on it and create a space where people feel comfortable enough to criticize the actor like this is very sad.
@storriekisses And, based on the video of this moment, I’m pretty sure the group is just glancing in the direction of Christina because she joined in and was getting situated. Both sides are exhausting
@Rosesdiare@GLoss39994 She actually posted about the Cornell 7 several times before Hudson. Just because you only found out about it and/or her within the 24 hours Hudson’s story was up, doesn’t mean she never posted about it herself.
@GLoss39994 I did read it :) Please learn nuance. She was not saying the bare minimum is for everyone to speak up. I agree that it would be great if more people did. But she was saying if/when a celebrity does speak up, let’s not make them the headline for condemning crime we all know is bad
@Frida_C725x@GLoss39994 Were you online yesterday at all? Fans were praising celebrities (Hudson included) left and right. Nat used that article as an example. It’s great that they spoke up, but that unfortunately became the headline.