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I was today years old when I realized Westley is also played by the same guy who plays Doctor Gordon! Bruh, what!
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y’all think just bc you don’t like a celebrity that the obsessive stalking you do to constantly keep check on their every move so you can call them ugly in every new picture you see is just as crazy, unhealthy and parasocial as the fans you love to drag every 5 business days
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kylie⚢🇨🇦 retweeted
“some users reported throwing out merchandise related to the character” is so funny to read bc why would you buy nightmare on elm street merch without knowing freddy is an evil sunnovabitch? it’s all so performative lmao
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kylie⚢🇨🇦 retweeted
the world owes cynthia and ariana the biggest apology. they were relentlessly mocked, harassed and bullied simply for enjoying each others company and being excited about a movie they worked hard on. the world hates to see women prosper.
Cynthia Erivo calls out the public’s obsession over her friendship with Ariana Grande during the ‘Wicked’ press tour:
“There was this weird sort of, what’s the word I’m looking for … annoyance … at the fact that two women could actually be friends. Like, why are they friends? Why are they connected? There must be something wrong with them. Why are they showing emotion? How dare they cry? And how dare they laugh? And how dare they be emotive and alive? It’s a double-edged sword. Because if we were dead behind the eyes and showing no emotion, there would have been something else to say about it. I wish there was someone who could have been like, ‘Right, this is the proper balance of emotion that you should show. Don’t show this. Don’t show that. Just this amount.’”
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kylie⚢🇨🇦 retweeted
Cynthia Erivo calls out the public’s obsession over her friendship with Ariana Grande during the ‘Wicked’ press tour:
“There was this weird sort of, what’s the word I’m looking for … annoyance … at the fact that two women could actually be friends. Like, why are they friends? Why are they connected? There must be something wrong with them. Why are they showing emotion? How dare they cry? And how dare they laugh? And how dare they be emotive and alive? It’s a double-edged sword. Because if we were dead behind the eyes and showing no emotion, there would have been something else to say about it. I wish there was someone who could have been like, ‘Right, this is the proper balance of emotion that you should show. Don’t show this. Don’t show that. Just this amount.’”
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‘Psychologists from their couches’ is so accurate, haha.
Cynthia Erivo speaks to The Guardian about the public’s comments on her friendship with Ariana Grande:
“It was interesting that there were many people who had become psychologists from their couches. There was this weird sort of, what’s the word I’m looking for … annoyance … at the fact that two women could actually be friends. Like, why are they friends? Why are they connected? There must be something wrong with them.”
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kylie⚢🇨🇦 retweeted
it was disgusting how y’all took a beautiful friendship between two women & tried to ruin it by bullying & harassing them. they did nothing but show excitement, emotion over getting their dream role & become close because of it. this was rooted in misogyny
Cynthia Erivo calls out the public’s obsession over her friendship with Ariana Grande during the ‘Wicked’ press tour:
“There was this weird sort of, what’s the word I’m looking for … annoyance … at the fact that two women could actually be friends. Like, why are they friends? Why are they connected? There must be something wrong with them. Why are they showing emotion? How dare they cry? And how dare they laugh? And how dare they be emotive and alive? It’s a double-edged sword. Because if we were dead behind the eyes and showing no emotion, there would have been something else to say about it. I wish there was someone who could have been like, ‘Right, this is the proper balance of emotion that you should show. Don’t show this. Don’t show that. Just this amount.’”
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People on the internet clearly don't understand what narcissism actually means. Y'all just use whatever buzzwords you think make you seem smart in tweets.
The difference between having a narcissistic mother VS a happy family
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Hilton has clarified on Instagram that her daughter wanted to dress up as Chip the teacup, not Belle.
OP is likely engagement farming for a payout; a CN prevents this.
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kylie⚢🇨🇦 retweeted
Why didn’t the dad let his son be Mario then or yall only got shit to say about women
The difference between having a narcissistic mother VS a happy family
Community note
Hilton has clarified on Instagram that her daughter wanted to dress up as Chip the teacup, not Belle.
OP is likely engagement farming for a payout; a CN prevents this.
instagram.com/reel/DfA4nbMyZ…
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The sexism truly needs to be studied
noticing that no one thinks the dad is narcissistic for being the main character….it’s just moms who are expected to fade away into frumpy side characters….….#interesting
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kylie⚢🇨🇦 retweeted
People genuinely mad that Paris made herself the princess but no one is saying the father should’ve let the son be the prince…. Yall need to get a fucking grip it’s not that deep
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Okay, but why is everything so deep with y'all? How do you know it’s not what her kid wanted? Y’all are weird for enforcing Disney princesses on little girls. I see it as no different than telling a little boy who actually wants to dress as a princess he has to be a Power Ranger.
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kylie⚢🇨🇦 retweeted
‘as a means to capitalize on nostalgia that others have’ u realise demi and selena are both human beings right… they’re not just your little playthings because u grew up watching them.
acting like them capitalising off of their own childhood is a problem because it doesn’t satisfy your childhood fantasies is extremely weird.
not hate but it is so depressing to see people use what was once a genuinely friendship between two children/teen girls as a marketing tactic for a brand, and as a means to capitalize on the nostalgia that OTHERS have for that same period of time.
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Did your arms hurt from that reach? This was their childhood friendship—what’s there to capitalize on? They reconnected recently;how do you know it’s not genuine? Yall are so parasocial&weird for this. Leave it to Twitter to make something wholesome into an overblown think piece.
not hate but it is so depressing to see people use what was once a genuinely friendship between two children/teen girls as a marketing tactic for a brand, and as a means to capitalize on the nostalgia that OTHERS have for that same period of time.
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Kristen Bell reveals on her husband’s podcast ‘Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard’ that he flirts with her by complimenting other people:
“That’s how I know [Dax is] flirting with me a lot … We’ll be at dinner and like he’ll say to the waiter or waitress, he’ll go, ‘Wow, you have incredible eyelashes, gorgeous eyes. Great, great job.’”
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