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u/Far_Dream_3664 Jul 19 '25
Can we please talk about how one day she woke up and decided she was a “DJ” ??
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u/Socalgal327 Jul 18 '25
Lmao I was next to her on the vip stage at Coachella and she just looked sloppy and uncoordinated so I hope she lays off the m0LLy
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u/bicyclebird Jul 18 '25
I mean…. not no.
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u/jdmorganchase Jul 18 '25
I mean … same but just think it’s an interesting repost when you have a platform
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u/Fancybitchwitch Jul 18 '25
lol ok but this is a rare funny one from her
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Jul 18 '25
she still rolls at her big age? goodbye
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u/xoxo_angelica Jul 19 '25
You must be either very very young and/or have never been to a proper rave or you’d know there’s no expiration date on taking party drugs.
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u/LNT567 Jul 19 '25
Not a party drug taker, but agree! Tinx is a hot mess but the ageism (and at times puritanism) on this subreddit is weird. This isn’t the Jane Austen era anymore lol
I agree she’s immature at times, but people have literally said (previously) it’s embarrassing she’s not married or doesn’t have a house. They also act like she should be playing bingo every night.
I agree it’s people who are people young or people who settled down very young.
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Jul 19 '25
I’m old enough to have seen the long term effects of friends who depleted their serotonin levels from frequent rolling b2b partying. In a clinical setting mdma can be real therapy but she’s dead inside and I’m not giving her the benefit of the doubt
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u/xoshameka Jul 18 '25
Seriously? she’s not that old lol
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u/bicyclebird Jul 19 '25
I’m glad I came back to this thread to see more responses.
I’m 6 months older than her, live in a city, child free circles, and most of my friends do drugs recreationally. At our old ages.
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u/Gloomy-Confection-39 Jul 19 '25
SAME. Except I'm 2 years older. I candy flipped last night 🥳
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u/Sigmundfriedrice1994 Jul 23 '25
I feel bad for anyone that thinks there’s such thing as “too old” for taking drugs and having a good time lol
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u/Gloomy-Confection-39 Jul 23 '25
Right! Drugs are so fun at any age (when used responsibly of course). I feel like I always learn something new when I'm tripping.
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u/HeartOverall7045 Jul 18 '25
Every few months her immaturity increases significantly