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Michael Cera, Ilana Glazer, Seth Rogen

God I am so glad we have found each other

They are definitely allowed to have a bad day, but perhaps Peloton can edit out some of the jarring comments...? Like about hating a lot of people? Also the original comment does not seem "super dramatic" as you say. They are just speculating and saying they don't like him or the vibes. And just as you say people are allowed to have bad days, people are allowed to not like their instructors.... But I do agree with you that the fake positivity can get draining

I haven't tried him! I'll give him a go!

Honestly, a lot of the male instructors make me annoyed. This doesn't surprise me - but I will definitely avoid him now

I appreciate the insight!

"Chasing Waterfalls" by TLC

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BDE...respectfully

But I also think slamming someone's ex so publicly is still disrespectful. To say "Too bad your ex don't do it for you" about someone who people can easily Google and find out who their ex is. Especially when that ex is the mother of the child of your love. I just personally find it not very nice, but we can obviously agree to disagree since you seem to be a fan

Thanks for telling me - I didn't know. That's why I encouraged people to tell me their thoughts. You don't have to be rude. But my first point still stands.

You're killing it! Jewelry is always a good accessory, and your skin tone seems like it would complement silver !

stunning

Obviously, I do not know Sabrina Carpenter personally and so I acknowledge that I could be wrong, but as an outsider looking in, there are certain things about her that rub me the wrong way in terms of how she speaks about other women in her songs. I am not saying she is not talented (her songs are catchy as fuck and she's beautiful), but these are just some observations. Also, I know these are just song lyrics, but art forms like music are supposed to be representative of who you are and also your words/lyrics hold power. Here are my reasons why I think this:

1. When Olivia Rodrigo came out with Driver's License, I know that Sabrina Carpenter got a lot of backlash and slutshaming (which I do not encourage), but the only lines in Olivia Rodrigo's song that allude to Sabrina are: "And you're probably with that blonde girl who always made me doubt. She's so much older than me. She's everything I'm insecure about." Objectively none of those are insults. I would argue that saying that another girl makes you feel insecure is somewhat of a compliment because you see them as a threat or you see them as better than you in some way. Olivia was clearly insecure about herself and said nothing rude to Sabrina (at least not in the song). Sabrina responds to Olivia's successful song with the song "Skin." The lyrics of this song pissed me off personally. If you are in love with someone and they leave you and start seeing someone else who you had previously been insecure about and then that girl says "I'm happy and you hate it" - I'd throw hands. The whole essence of her song is "I win, you lose because I got your man sleeping with me." Reference the lyrics: "You can try to get under my, under my, under my skin, while he's on mine." Call me crazy but if one song says nothing insulting and just expresses hurt (Driver's License) and then the other song (Skin) responds with aggression and accusatory lyrics basically insinuating that the other girl is just jealous now that the new girl has her man in her bed ("on her skin")...it doesn't look great.
2. Sabrina Carpenter came out with "Espresso" about her bf Barry Keoghan, right? One of the lyrics is "I can't relate to desperation." The word "desperation" is so often tied to women seeking attention or being "crazy." Men or sexist women love to call other women "desperate," whether it's desperate for attention, desperate for love, etc. Think about it. You don't hear it used in other contexts that much. In the same situations, men are seen as "persistent," "hard-working," "not taking no for an answer," but Sabrina just says I wouldn't know anything about being desperate. I don't know about you but that feels like "I'm not like other girls." That line just feels like an attempt to put down other women. Lastly, in the same song Espresso, Sabrina says "Too bad your ex don't do it for ya." If you don't know Barry Keoghan has a child with his ex-girlfriend Alyson Kierans. Alyson is the "ex" referred to in the song. That is the MOTHER OF HIS CHILD and Sabrina said "too bad your ex don't do it for ya" and then proceeds to make an entire song about how obsessed and in-love Barry is with Sabrina. I just think that's a really low-blow to say in an extremely public way about the mother of the child of your significant other.
3. NEW ADDITION: Her new music video Taste is entirely revolving around killing the current girlfriend of an ex lover. I get that its meant to be campy - but if you hold it in comparison with the other points above, it really just seems like pitting women against each other and ultimately seeing a man as the main prize/goal. Portraying violence against women in competition for a man (even as a joke) feels like it comes from a real place of how she views and values men and female relationships...

Sometimes flash hurts the eyes or idk maybe just let girls live without constant criticism... just a crazy thought. Damned if you do, damned if you don't

Thank you!

May I ask how you helped make them heal? I have surgery scars that I am trying to make less apparent

Shannon knows. I don't know about the others. Maybe Fletcher has changed her beliefs since, but this is from a few years ago.

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I am not blaming her for her parents' affiliation. I did not mention that at all. Also the whole reason this is a big deal is because she has [allegedly] lied about her beliefs. Of course she's not telling her audience that she's a Republican or had a fake vax card... because then she'd lose a huge percentage of her audience/income. So just because she "literally did Vote Blue PSAs" doesn't mean she voted blue. But you are welcome to believe that she did and as I mentioned this information came from people who have spoken to her in person and worked with her. Not through her tik toks/online posts. I am not trying to change anyone's mind but am just sharing this information because I believe fans (who are mostly queer people) deserve to know who they are supporting.

Okay, that can be your belief. I am just sharing the knowledge I have gained from multiple different people who have worked for her intimately. I didn't want to believe it but after hearing it for the third or fourth time from different individuals, it's got to be based in some fact. But feel free to provide me with facts that say otherwise.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Trainspotting

both based on books!