Our general in this war has blown the bitchologist out of the water. Please repost at least this video with your own post with comments. That deranged psychogrifter has got to go
Nobody wants a city on Mars. Nobody wants AI in every app. Nobody wants a robot butler. Nobody wants data centers everywhere. Nobody wants flying cars or humanoid robots. We want clean water, we want bees to survive, and we want a habitable planet.
I don't like to bring hater energy and negativity to the timeline because they really don't deserve our attention, but if you are STILL a fan of this misogynistic, racist, fatphobic, ableist piece of shit, please unfollow me.
@spotify_data number 1 artist in the world with a FUNDED smear campaign on her back— oh Taygoat, you will ALWAYS be famous.
theres no amount of hate stopping ur success.
@catshredder717@deliicait It’s very sensible. The oddest things go viral, as you will have observed. It’s cute, and people found it endearing, and then social media did its thing.
for everyone still trying to piece together the ending of “patient zero,” i think dakota understands everything the second he says, “i thought you were different.”
different from who?
that one sentence changes everything because suddenly she knows there was someone before her, and all the things she’s been experiencing finally start falling into place. the flashes aren’t random. taylor hovering above them during the car scene, the poisoning, the fights that mirror her own, the newspaper headline, the grave. dakota isn’t just seeing what happened to taylor. she’s realizing that it’s happening to her too.
he’s done this before. taylor was the woman who came before her, and dakota was supposed to be next.
and that completely changes the meaning of the haunting because taylor was never trying to terrorize dakota. she was trying to warn her. every drink she knocked over was an attempt to stop dakota from consuming whatever he had been slipping into them. call it a haunting, call it female intuition, call it one woman desperately trying to save another from suffering the same fate she did.
taylor knew what was happening because she had already lived this story.
and dakota finally listened.
that’s why the roses at the end matter. when dakota leaves one at taylor’s grave, it feels like more than paying her respects. it’s an acknowledgment that she finally understands. she knows what happened to taylor, she knows what he was trying to do to her, and most importantly, taylor’s warning worked.
then comes the final rose.
that one isn’t for taylor.
it’s for him.
because this time, the cycle doesn’t end with another woman in the grave.
it ends with the man who kept putting them there.
he thought dakota would become his next victim, just another woman trapped inside the same story.
instead, she became the last.
dakota didn’t just survive the cycle.
she fucking ended it.
Kinda feeling like a broken record here but...
many of the TT accounts are going negative on Taylor because IT MAKES THEM MONEY.
TT actually encourages them to GO harsh to get engagement (remember the lightening bolt bracelet stupidity). Block before you view, pretty simple
The sculpture displayed in “Patient Zero” music video appears to be Marcellus as Hermes Logios, the god of eloquence, cunning and travel.
He is half-brother to Ares, god of war and violence.
for the next 3 days i don’t wanna see y’all share on here
- p*ichfork reviews and comments
- snarkers opinions
- zachary’s ugly face
- eras tourists and folklorians whining
- i’m a swiftie but
- arguing with and quoting livies
- dumb tiktok opinions screenshots
- mental illness