KStew, Out 'N Proud

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I'm so glad I believed static_pixie back in '08 or wheneverthehell she called it, for she was the first person I knew to call it. It was the "she looks like Shane" comment that really sold me on it, even more than the comments she made about kissing Dakota.

I guess this means I am now legally obligated to like Kristen Stewart. I can deal with that, I guess.

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With all the hatred and nastiness in the world, one would think that any sort of love/liking in the world would be welcomed. There are worse reasons to like someone.

You think I want to like her? I was having a blast making fun of her expressionless face and the fact that she starred in one of the worst things invented by humans. Call me immature, call me childish, call me whatever you want, but before you do, consider this- I'm a dark skinned transgender mentally ill person who has a very very hard time interacting with people. I don't even have friends up here where I live, at least not ones that are offline. I'm extremely isolated; the only person I talk to is my therapist once a week. So when I see some small thing in a celebrity that I can identify with or connect with, my mind automatically latches onto it. It's just what happens to me. You know those people from Amy's Baking Company that went viral? I saw that episode and when she mentioned she has four cats, I instantly found it impossible to dislike her. Even after seeing how horrible she was, even though it would've been fun to enjoy her meltdown, I couldn't do it. It's what my brain does. You don't have to forgive me for it, but just know that it's an involuntary reaction that comes with the territory.