As Hayley Williams put it, “Its brave and unfortunately necessary.”
I bring this up because this is a painting from 1963.
The discussion over our culture’s treatment of women has literally been going on for decades.
But replace the paparazzo with an extreme fan, and many people will justify it.
The idea that Chappell is reacting excessively to polite fan behavior is rotting its way through X.
“I’m allowed to say no to creepy behavior, okay.”
The word “nonconsensual” shows why comparing Chappell against other famous women is transparently wrong.
If a man tried touching me under the guise of, “Well, my ex loved this!”
we would likely call it assault.
Geez, I wonder why?
We’re barely past #FreeBritney: What, if anything, have we learned as a culture?
Are we ready to reconcile ourselves with the fact that social media has made things worse in many ways?
