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She has infinite resources and of all the places in the WORLD, she chooses to honeymoon there? Money really can't buy taste or class.

And what is that you say? Share some examples that got you warned

We agreed to chat first to see if we clicked, which is why we sat in the living room. Then he made a move, and we went with it. About halfway through, I asked if we should head to the bedroom, but he mentioned the roommate was sleeping there. I was too caught up in the moment for it to click…

He never mentioned having a roommate, he just said he could host, so this might've been on me for not asking prior. Once I was there, we stayed in the living room coz his "roommate" was sleeping in the bedroom. I don't know how I didn't connect the dots at that moment…. But yes he only revealed that the "roommate" was his partner when the whole thing got suspicious to me and I asked.

I had been talking to a guy for a few months, and we finally decided to meet. Beforehand, we discussed some roleplay ideas. One of them was that he'd pretend to seduce a straight guy. We also briefly talked about dom/sub dynamics, me dominating him while a hypothetical partner was unaware, and some other kinks. When I got to his place, he asked me to be very quiet because his roommate was asleep. This was the first time he'd mentioned having a roommate, but I was already there. We had a drink, chatted for a bit, and eventually hooked up in the living room with music playing. At one point, he said something like, "Keep playing with my hole while my partner watches." I immediately stopped and asked if he was serious. He said it was just part of the roleplay, so we continued. After he finished, I got dressed and left without finishing myself. As I was leaving, he asked if I'd seen anyone near the bathroom because he thought he heard something. I said no and left. Today he texted me saying he had a great time, then added, "By the way, my friend says he's been with you before, you've been to our place." That didn't sound right. He sent me a picture, and it confirmed we'd never met. When I asked how his friend knew me, he said he'd shown him my profile on the app. That made me ask, "Is he your partner?" He replied, "Yes." He had never mentioned having a partner. Now I'm wondering whether his partner was actually there watching the whole time and whether I unknowingly participated in some kind of voyeur fantasy. If that's what happened, I feel like my consent was violated because I never agreed to being watched. Am I overthinking this, or was my consent actually violated if his partner was secretly watching?

Where did she end Florence? I doubt Florence cared about their relationship, but was annoyed at how it impacted her work on set. Olivia and Harry would vanish for hours, leaving Florence to cover, which is explains her annoyance. And let's not overlook the infamous Miss Flo voice note.

Men can get away with anything…

Isn't Dai Dai doing well?

Oop which tweet? If you don't want to share your handle just give us the context Well, she didn't know that a billionaire would go out of her way to steal 50% of her song for citing her as an inspiration, especially one who made owning one's work her entire identity for the first half of the 2020s and told us endlessly how upsetting it is for someone else to profit off of your work….

Unlike the artists you listed, Olivia Rodrigo actually has the balls and uses her voice and platforms to amplify important causes like reproductive freedom, especially after the abortion ban, women's education and safety, humanitarian aid for children in Gaza, among other things. I'd take that over her discussing a weird or silly lyric she wrote.

After countless listens to the album from start to finish, here's my ranking for now : The cure Maggots for brains Stupid song Honeybee Begged Expectations Drop dead My way What's wrong with me U + me= <3 Less Cigarette Smoke Purple

Taylor has built her career on the image of the perpetual victim, so seeing her as a blatant aggressor is a significant blow to her public persona. It also makes her a hypocrite if they admit her involvement in the Deja Vu debacle, considering her constant complaints in the early 2020s about others stealing her work, only to do the same to a teenager. The easiest way for them to handle this situation is to claim ignorance, but we know for a fact that Taylor stole thousands of dollars from a teenager as soon as her song hit #1.

And she released an album better than anything Taylor put out since checks notes 2020s folklore which is why you're losing yours

Just like Swifties get mad at anyone who wrongs Taylor based on the scenarios and vibes she puts out in her albums.