re: OT Gal Taylor Lorenz is in for the fight of her life

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You definitely should not. She will claim you raped her and print it in the Washington Post.

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Fair point.

Ok, on second thought, I'll pass on hitting that.

Here’s a tip. Put a plastic bag over your head Taylor.

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She has to pivot her career. She’s made her name as a millennial who exposes other millennials on social media. But, apparently she’s actually a forty something who plays gotcha games with teenagers’ social media accounts. Even her strongest advocates find themselves uncomfortable promoting someone her age of actively deplatforming teenagers for poor judgment on social media.

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She’s an Internet expert, she once had a Tumblr blog.

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she once had a Tumblr blog.

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Tumblr was the epicenter of gender insanity.

This has got to be a troll, right? I mean there is just too much to swallow here.

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I would probably hit it

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What are you crazy? She's the type that walks into your house and wants to sign a four page consent form, check your vax records, verify the cleaning supplies under your sink, wants a quick missionary then insists on breakfast at a vegan spot.

Some 20-something is going to learn the hard way that she is never fun, ever.

Like this type of guy.

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I probably would.

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What is her medical ailment - herpes?

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What is her medical ailment - herpes?

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Osteoporosis actually.

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These people live in a bubble of social media where they all see the world in the exact same way.

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And this is true, too. Their world consists of:

Childhood at a private school on the main line in Philly or upper east side, driven in a car. Summers at a bougie camp in Maine riding horses that cost more than my car.

Education at very small, expensive, private schools with like-minded.

Adulthood in the bougiest section of Brooklyn, meals from Whole Foods and bougie vegan spots, work at a ad agency or "journalism" pursuit in midtown.

When you are never exposed to any adversity of "how the others live", you have no idea how the world really works.

Challenges she's faced:

-Flying coach Aer Lingus in college once
-That time we had to go to "harlem" (really the upper upper east side) to buy drugs
-When the show horse died
-When the land rover wouldn't start and a dirty man had to come and jump it

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And this is true, too. Their world consists of:

Childhood at a private school on the main line in Philly or upper east side, driven in a car. Summers at a bougie camp in Maine riding horses that cost more than my car.

Education at very small, expensive, private schools with like-minded.

Adulthood in the bougiest section of Brooklyn, meals from Whole Foods and bougie vegan spots, work at a ad agency or "journalism" pursuit in midtown.

When you are never exposed to any adversity of "how the others live", you have no idea how the world really works.

Challenges she's faced:

-Flying coach Aer Lingus in college once
-That time we had to go to "harlem" (really the upper upper east side) to buy drugs
-When the show horse died
-When the land rover wouldn't start and a dirty man had to come and jump it

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i think this is overstated when it comes to blue checks, hollywood celebrities, etc but it's 100% accurate when it comes to her

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Stalking someone on the internet is much weirder and creepier than being afraid to fly because of Covid

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Uh, that's exactly what Lorenz does for a living.