recently i watched “who TF did i marry” in its entirety and subsequently i’ve become fascinated with stories of pathological liars. i’m watching a video on tanya head right now. it really interests me how often pathological liars will lie their way into tight-knit communities (or in the case of who TF did i marry, straight up lying about being close with friends and family). it seems like a terrible curse.
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reading up on hip hop history and how smart and well-read a lot of artists were from the very inception of the genre really makes you realize how transparently racist it is when people try to paint rappers as like the dumb jocks of the music world
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finally added you to the neighborhood! welcome :3
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to answer your question, i’d love to be neighbors!!! i’ll lyk when i add your button :3
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WAAOAOOOWW gorgeous site and lovely art!! i love all the fairy stuff :3
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thank u yall !!!!! <3 :DD i noticed ur beautiful button btw vwrites. would u like to be neighbors?
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omg tysm for the follow!! and im glad you like the influences pages :D all creativity is a communal process imo and i love to honor that ^_^
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it appears to me that pathological liars are desperate for community, and yet at the same time they inevitably drive these communities away when their lies are found out, leaving them all alone again.
I always find these types extremely fascinating. There's a few of them I check up on now and again to see what problems their lies are causing now, but this really has me needing to sit down and watch this whole thing.