Ugh you can literally see the blackheads on her nose.
Kids being sexually inappropriate is itself a sign they're being molested themselves.
Sure, but this photographer only uploaded 58 photographs (some of which are black and white dupes) and most of them are bad
I’m still catching up with the chapter releases but…Does anyone else find it totally bizarre that she had a timer at her meals as a kid? She was left sitting along, supposed to finish her meal, before a buzzer went off? WTF.And now... Oh wow, now we get to see her throwing poisonous shots at both Linda and her father, just look at this shit and tell me how good their relationship must be right now. And this is only for the cooking. These shots would not end here, however.
inb4 anybody starts scolding you about how actually when you've been traumatized, a man yelling in your face can trigger fight or flight and be quite upsetting blah blah blah
What do y’all reckon would be easier to masturbate to?
When you realize you're the same height as Ethan Ralph and still attract less females.
You're right of course. To me the 'I touched my friend's thigh out of nowhere' incident reads as Ellen having no clue about normal social behaviour and not respecting boundaries because of that, rather than the result of any abuse. But maybe that's incorrect. It's such an oddly written book and Ellen is such a mess anything could have happened.
She looks like she's about to show us today's secret word.
The veins around your eyes being visible is always a glowing sign of perfect health, especially on a barely middle aged woman. My grandfather was a heavy smoker even in old age and he looked better right before he died than she does
Seriously. Getty Images from these kinds of events tend to be brutal (high def, unretouched, candid micro-expressions, varied lighting etc) but this is more than some acne or a double chin. She looks rough.
I am absolutely certain she's an alcoholic. I think she will be dead within a year or two.
She looks like she is high on an OTC drug you shouldn't be able to be high on.
Like many people, I've been aggressively labelled a fucking faggot by a random homeless man for walking in the same street as them and yes it's unsettling but not a life-changing experience. At worst it's a mildly interesting anecdote to bring up in your next conversation with friends, not a reason to seek out a sex change. It's not something that should ruin your day, let alone your life.
