Dr. A Wicks

@se4nfr3nch Ian is the villain of the movie. Having sex with the girl your best friend loves and then pretending to help him get together with her knowing their history. Piece of shit if you ask me. Bear has bad friends

Watched obsession and GENUINELY can’t understand how there are men out there who think Bear is the victim and not the whole literal villain of the movie

@Jonr1pa @modernhistory She took him into her home and turned him into a menacing NFL offensive lineman

@modernhistory What ever happened to that kid?

Nobody took this Kid seriously except for Sandra Bullock. 2010

@jedaltemus Thinking like this all the time must be torture

They do all this and still hate black people and vote Trump

One of the things I so admired about Charlie Kirk is that he didn't have a jealous or envious bone in his body. I'm not sure whether this is something innate or cultivated. You see it in young kids from an early age--some kids just feel a natural jubilation when other people do well or succeed, and others don't. Charlie just rooted for everyone, supported them, cheered them on, and encouraged them to see the possibilities they couldn't see in themselves. All of us should follow that example. Whatever their politics, mistrust anyone who's naturally envious of the success of others. A lot of the posthumous attacks on Charlie are rooted in envy. There's a reason envy is one of the seven deadly sins. catholic.com/magazine/print…