Is there a single celebrity kid who actually used their endless resources to get a great education and become something rewarding like a human rights lawyer or a pediatrician? Or do they all just default to modeling, partying and brand deals?
The @edsheeran situation is so fucking weird. They keep talking like “opposing genocide” is some obvious, universally agreed upon position and Ed is choosing not to do it, therefore he must be cancelled. No. You’ve simply decided to call this a genocide! It’s not!
@MaryyHeartsYouu@Bubbleclipx_ Recycling my insult and replying to someone “talking to themselves”? Thanks for publicly demonstrating how low your IQ actually is
@periodborgia I almost turned it off, I am glad I didn’t but seriously ridiculous writing. Either cast an unattractive actress or don’t put that line in. She looks like a fucking elf!
@MelGibsonxvyv@AnnCoulter Any Muslim country where this would be allowed you wouldn’t see this many women in modern clothing and no hijab. This is clearly a different situation.
@dare_ick_gee It was really good, visually stunning, a little woke but not too far, the Madam Bathory sequences were fantastic, and Sarah Paulson as Aileen Wuernos was chef’s kiss.
Watching @netflix Monster: Lizzie Borden Story. Never knew I could get emotional over Elizabeth Bathory of all people. That scene destroyed me. Feminist overtones are obvious but not woke level. Cinematography, costumes, acting is top notch. @MsSarahPaulson was simply fantastic.
@dadedirtbag305 I’ve noticed celebrity kids rarely seem to have any real purpose or ambition beyond showbiz. Partying, drugs and spending their parents’ money. With all the resources and opportunities they’re handed, why don’t more use them to get a real education and do something meaningful?