I Want To Apologiseto

I want to apologise to

- Britney for making fun of her when she had her breakdown

- Monica Lewinski for judging her when she was a 22year old temp sexually assaulted by the most powerful man in the world

- Ke$ha for ever thinking she was trashy when all she wanted to do was make party music

- Kristen Stewart for ever thinking she was dumb when she’s actually one of the coolest people ever

- Megan Fox for ever thinking she was just a slut when actually she was an actress being harassed by her employer. 

- Hating all the women who made a career out of having a hot body. Being is shape is hard, beauty is a weapon and auto promotion is hard work. 

- All the Mary-Sues, who exist because young girls everywhere want to be part of a story they love so much

- All the female characters I ever snobbed because they got in the way of my ship.

- Hating the color pink during my teenage years, when it’s actually a lovely color and what I resented was society’s pressure to perform femininity. 

She’s kind of heartbreaking — but also funny. Swears like a trooper, irreverent, feminist, bold, and bawdy … She’s a great big delicious cocktail of a person.

Rachel Weisz describes Olivia Colman | Vogue, Sept 2019

Letting Finland perform after Germany is the funniest thing ever

PRIDE | 2014, dir. Matthew Warchus

i run barefoot, shoes at the door / the air so sweet, i gulp and gasp for more

Okay so a few important things to remember going into Bo Burnham’s special. 1. Though his art is real and powerful and I am a fan, it is still (like he mentioned in his previous show) an act, and a show. and though he may be drawing on real pain and real feelings of isolation those feelings are amplified and exaggerated in the format we’re presented them because he is an actor and a performer. 2. Bo Burnham filmed the entirety of the special in his studio which is a separate room from his house. (It’s the same room he filmed the last part of Make Happy in) He wasn’t isolated in that room by himself for an entire year. 3. Bo Burnhnam is not alone. He is married, his wife is a director and a screenwriter, he has a net worth of 4 million dollars. Now does that mean his pain or his depression are any less? No, of course not, there’s a heartbreaking truth in his songs that speak to deeper mental health issues that of course shouldn’t be downplayed because he has money and a spouse. 4. But again, it’s a show, he’s putting on a show. It’s an excellent show, and it can be triggering so please be careful watching it, but also please take in everything in the show with a healthy sense of distance, too. It isn’t his absolute truth, and it shouldn’t be ours also. 5. That said it’s so fucking good and you should absolutely watch it if its safe for you to do so.