Interesting and sad.
I went between laughing at her and feeling sorry for her. She's clearly got some emotional issues that need to be addressed at a professional level.
At the end of the day, especially in this day and age when people don't even know what gender they are and what bathroom they should use, who cares that she wants to be close to the black culture? Her problem isn't her mental issues, it's that she lied about it for so long and so publicly, nobody will sympathize now.
If she had just been truthful from the beginning, this documentary would have never been made.
I do find it very odd though that EVERYTHING she does is black. Black adoptions, black friends, etc. Must be what the Kardashians girls have? Not sure.
At the end of the day, especially in this day and age when people don't even know what gender they are and what bathroom they should use, who cares that she wants to be close to the black culture? Her problem isn't her mental issues, it's that she lied about it for so long and so publicly, nobody will sympathize now.
If she had just been truthful from the beginning, this documentary would have never been made.
I do find it very odd though that EVERYTHING she does is black. Black adoptions, black friends, etc. Must be what the Kardashians girls have? Not sure.
- sailorjjr
- Dec 27, 2021