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Gonna say something I've held back on saying before cuz people out there whill prob kgnore the point and twist it into something that it's not... but... idc...
The rhetoric solos have about their "favs" is eerily similar to that which takes place inside an abusive relationship.
The rhetoric solos have about their "favs" is eerily similar to that which takes place inside an abusive relationship.
It's the whole "nobody loves you except me" narrative that is bothersome.
"Your friends hate you, your family hates you, your colleagues hate you, your fans hate you. Only I love you and only I have your best interests at heart."
"Your friends hate you, your family hates you, your colleagues hate you, your fans hate you. Only I love you and only I have your best interests at heart."
This is what abusers weaponize to isolate and gain control over the person their in a relationship with and to antagonize and deplete any support systems they have.
Like, thank god, this isn't an irl situation, but - the signs from these people are there. They wanna control their career, their art, their clothes, the things they say... they want the ppl who actually support them to be seen as villains and them the heros.
Actually, know what... I take back the "thank god this isn't an irl situation" part because frankly, it kinda is. They're sending trucks to their place of employment, harassing their colleague stylists, sabotaging their professional relationships with peers and media.
It is irl.
It is irl.
