I mean, I laughed the first time, then watched it again and it just hurt my heart. I feel sorry for that man.
I feel bad for laughing at this
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I mean, I laughed the first time, then watched it again and it just hurt my heart. I feel sorry for that man.
Hijinx
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Here is the thing in my mind. Most male figure skaters are LGBTQ anyway. It would be easy for one of them to be transgender and skate, and skate well.
Where did they find this clown who appeared to be blind and lost and a beginning skater.
bad enough the guy couldn't skate, but to be out there in a costume and be recognized as insane was pretty much a cruel joke.
Where did they find this clown who appeared to be blind and lost and a beginning skater.
bad enough the guy couldn't skate, but to be out there in a costume and be recognized as insane was pretty much a cruel joke.
I can't laugh. It goes against everything I was taught growing up. I know the mentally ill don't know that they're mentally ill, but that poor man has family I presume. How could they let a loved one go out there and showcase his mental illness like this and not do something to stop it. He needs therapy, not acceptance. I feel bad for him, because he doesn't know he is mentally ill and someone ought to be there to help him.
Grumpy
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Dr Jill has no problem doing it.
That's because she's selfish. She married for status. I'll bet she cheered when Tanya Harding had Nancy Kerrigan assaulted. Anything to climb that social ladder and be in the spotlight.
