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Tickets were like $35 but I reserved my ticket at the venue and it was only $23 including taxes She did almost her whole album except The Fall Song and Hold On For Dear Love, but she did newer songs like Fly To You, Deeper Shade Of Us, and 2 other songs, I think they were covers or maybe newer songs I hadn't heard of? The thing I loved the most about her performance was that she sounded just like she did on her album. A lot of times artists are so auto tuned and shit that when they do sing you're like 'who the hell is this?' but I'm glad to know Bridgit is true to her voice

OMFG! ADAM LAMBERT SINGS FOR QUEEN NOW AND OMFG IT'S MY WET DREAM THAT THEY WORK TOGETHER The mash up of their versions of Fever gives me life MM Ugh stop doing this to me. I want to cum.

Katy?

Hello Rockga

FUCK. YES.

Eh, idk how I feel about it either. I most certainly won't say it was a good thing she did it, but it's completely normal for children to be curious about their/others bodies. Wasn't Lena just a kid too? It's not like she was at an age where she really knew it wrong or even what she was doing. And if her sister isn't viewing the situation as some traumatic event, then why make a big deal of it? When I was a kid one of my cousins and I showed each other our privates just because he wanted to see what a "cha cha" was and I wanted to see what a "wee wee" was. I just think it's a natural thing that most children experience either with their own bodies or someone else. Funny how republicans are suddenly bringing this up right after her support for Planned Parenthood yet are ignoring the fact that Michael Centanni was caught jerking off to child porn. Coincidence?

So last night I saw Bridgit Mendler at The National in Richmond, VA. Oh my god, first of all I was the oldest person there. Not shocking, but some little cunt asked me why I was there. Um fuck ya bitch, she's 3 years younger than me, it's not creepy Second, I was literally the only person that knew any of her songs besides 'Read Or Not' - even then no one knew anything but the chorus. Everyone in the crowd was either texting or talking during the other songs. It was so fucking rude of them. I think Bridgit looked a little pissed when she realized no one was even paying attention to her set. She rescheduled her cancelled show a few months and like no one even cared Her opener, Catey Shaw and she was pretty good. I didn't know any of her songs, but I'm going to try to get into her. There was one girl there just to see Catey and said she was leaving before Bridgit came out And uggggggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the worst part was that they weren't serving alcohol :vacuum: If the performer is old enough to drink then they should serve it imo. I got tipsy before the show so whatever. I was hoping to get an autograph, waited outside for a bit, along with 2 other people but they wanted Shane Harper's autograph and bitch didn't come out until I left So all in all, it was a kind shitty experience. The performances were good, but there were so many annoying fucking kids there. One girl kept screaming "play Ready Or Not" in the middle of songs. Ugh. Fucking cunt bag. I will never go to another concert for a Disney artist again

I think the victim blamming thing is talked about a lot online, but I still hear people blaming them irl. Like there's a girl named Hannah Graham that was missing after a night if drinking, some guy killed her and they found her body a few days ago. The only thing I've really heard people say about it is shit like "well she shouldn't have been out in the middle of the night drunk and alone" Do people not realize that women should be allowed to walk anywhere without being raped? I will never understand the lack of rapist blaming in America. Omg right? On Walking Dead there's zombies coming around ripping people's faces off and shit - no big deal, but last night one of the characters was in a situation where she could've been raped & everyone lost their fucking mind over it. I think how you view your experience depends on your mindset and the situation itself. Some people are tougher/weaker than others. I dealt with a lot of physical and sexual abuse when I was a kid, but I guess I was just immune to it by the time I realized how fucked up things were. But when I was abused by an ex it destroyed me. It's something that still effects me with anxiety problems and nightmares.

Can you please refer to the song's proper title? It's called What's Up and is by one of the best, most underrated bands of the 90's - 4 None Blondes. Linda Perry is my gawdess.

I think it's just one of those things that women in general fear. It's drilled in our heads that if something does happen to us it's our fault - whether it's because we drank too much or showed off too much skin or were too nice or not nice enough or we weren't cautious enough- I think after the victim blaming is bashed into your head you begin to develop this whole concept of 'oh hey, if something does happen to me it's my fault so let me ignore everyone so nothing happens' I agree with you on murder though, it's so strange that no one even considers that a risk. Tbh, the only time people around here care about it is if they're in a "bad part of town" (aka more than 2 black people within a mile) and think they're going to be robbed &/or killed. Btw, I am grateful we can discuss this in a respectful manor without either of us being rude about opposing opinions.

I take back my take back.

I take that back. Nicki is hot when she's not moving her face.

I wasn't implying you thought it was a woman's duty to respond, but I feel like that's how a lot of these guys think, particularly the ones who kept nagging her. I've read a lot of comments saying shit like "why didn't the bitch just say hi" or "she could've just been nice and said something" like no, just no, it's not something she has to do nor is it something that should be expected. It's one thing to have someone you know say hi to you or to be from a safer area, but the fact is that (approx.) 78 rapes happen per hour, having a fear of any form of contact from a stranger doesn't seem crazy too me. If she doesn't want to respond, that's her right. It shouldn't be seen as rude imo.

I'm seeing the queen of pop Bridgit Mendler tomorrow. I'll probably be the oldest person there And the only true stan I love her so whatever

Mustard is ARTPOP

I really liked this show & don't understand all the hate for it. I'm glad it's cancelled because of June's bullshit, but I NEED a spin off of Anna's life in George AND PUMPKIN NEEDS TO COME BACK INTO MY LIFE!!! Literally, Pumpkin is my twin & I miss seeing her face on my tv! Ugh. Fucking June for fucking up my fav show.

It's not that he just said have a good day, it's the fact that he walked right next to her for several minutes. The other guys were only being nice to try to get a conversation going or straight up looked at her like a piece of meat. When a complete stranger says anything to you, you're clinched with the fear of Is this going to escalate? Is he going to follow me? Is he going to be physical? Is he going to try to hurt me? It might seem like women are paranoid, but you can't help but to feel fearful of the unknown, especially when rape is so common. It's not a woman's duty to speak when spoken to. It's not her duty to say thanks for an unwanted comment. Several of the people in the video made multiple comments even after she ignored them. If she didn't respond the first time, it was unwanted. Simple as that. I get that some of the guys probably thought they were just being nice or whatever, but it just comes off as creepy no matter who you are or what you say.

I like the sound mustard makes when there's barely any left & it make a little fart noise. I wish someone would make a song with that noise playing throughout.

Ketchup is better.

Nicki is hot.

All these basic pop bitches copying Wayne Newton's flawless career

So there's this woman Jen who's my 3 older sibling's aunt, she's awesome & our mutual family sucks. Anyway, Jen has become like another mom to me, in fact, I'm 134234x closer to her than I ever have been to my real mom. We've been talking to each other via facebook for around 2 years now and she's been a really great person in my life. Anyway, yesterday I got to meet her for the first time her ever, she lives in Colorado & I'm in Virginia, and ugh, it was so much fun. We went to lunch & shopped & I got fucking shit faced at the bar with her and we met up for dinner with her family & Lawrence. It was a fun day. Then when we were leaving & saying our goodbyes we both lost it & started crying a bunch because we knew we wouldn't see each other for years. I'm still really depressed about it because she's such an awesome person. It was so much easier to just talk to her online than it was to actually talk to her in person. I feel like there's something missing from my life now. Like I want her to move down here and hang out with me all the time (selfish, I know) and it fucking sucks that someone I care about so much will never be in my life like I want her to be. I've been crying off & on all day & I've just been extremely depressed. I fucking hate that one of the few people I consider family isn't here. Why can't my biological family just poof away & she live near me? On the plus side, I did therapy shopping last night & got my laptop, which made me happy. I have a really big hangover and the kids I nanny have been screaming non stop today. I finally got them to sleep a little bit ago and now I'm alone & all depressed again. Ugh. I knew it would be hard saying goodbye, but I didn't think it'd be this hard. Cheer me up hoes. :'(

It's because I've had to postpone my highly anticipated album Dark Heart Trayler Park 2015 will have record albums sales thanks to me.

Don't mock my love of octopussy.