[ SECRET POST #2664 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2664 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I'm probably gonna get made fun of for this

[jaybie_jarrett]

Heh thanks. I guess I was a bit afraid of someone mocking my taste, because I used to get teased in fandom for liking unpopular things sometimes.

Yeah as I see it she's free to make her own choices. and While I really love her early stuff (its just kinda cute and fun music IMO) I can understand as an artist not liking earlier work of yours and I can sympathize with that. Also I can understand her resenting her younger image after having people always expect it of her , I remember when she was young people would always flip when she did something that plenty of other teenagers do. I remember a newspaper column calling people to boycott her over the vogue cover thing - when IIRC she was talked into it at 15 by an older photographer. They should have been blaming the photographer for trying to talk a teenage girl into it rather than being all "she should behave like this". I honestly feel bad for kid stars and teen stars working for 'family friendly' companies because of the pressure and the way people act when the kid falls out of line.

Thank you, again.