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it is ok to be Francis Soyer (played by Conrad Dunn) i get it my take is she is doing a performance artist thing, and also, that it is complicated. complicated by heartbreak, likely abuse, and surely humiliation unfathomable. i did see the video where during the interview she started crying, i know a lot of commentary is calling that fake, seemed real to me, tho i am never the one to doubt tears. as in, it is pretty unwell, on balance of scales, to doubt the tears of a stranger. i, for one, would never want to make the wrong call on that. very simply: i dont call anything "pallywood" https://blossom.primal.net/f949124a3e30731e7edd10069f089125adc05d7e48a701a944c5ad7c50bf2bde.mov nostr:nevent1qqs0480p6ayhlj8ff7qpq4zd8qlarjcaqzmxh6n368qc7evae85c09cpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgj2lskg

wanna timetravel to real late night nostr hours for a moment? an essay can be written here, riffing off We Are Not Amused and the recent Olivia Nuzzi interview about our society and the flooding of sensation as in, movie theaters with speakers so loud they rumble your popcorn when the score crescendos like n64 rumble packs cranked up to eleven like how sex toys are not flimsy funny gag jokes from spencers for bachelorette parties like they were at the turn of the millennium, kinda crass, a little funny, a little sad, they are industrial strength now, pretty sure you can find them at the hardware store soon your mom's old cheap back massager doesnt hit need something like a jackhammer going at concrete need to get tennis elbow off this didnt you know? i take a carpenter's wood sander to myself to feel anything at all ground my clitoris to dust ages ago that is what this is sensation so loud, spectacle so loud, so body traumatic, as to be utterly dissociative all just too much nostr:nevent1qqs0480p6ayhlj8ff7qpq4zd8qlarjcaqzmxh6n368qc7evae85c09cpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgj2lskg