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Okay, I want to do a thread on the DIFFERANCE between someone telling their story of abuse and the glamourization of abuse.
and the reason why I want to do this is because ahead of the Lana Del Rey stuff, I sort of wanted to help clear the air between the difference between the two.
I also want to put a disclaimer.
I also want to put a disclaimer.
DISCLAIMER:
1. No I'm not on Lana's side
2. She didn't have to throw all those artist under the bus
3. Fuck Doja Cat and I cannot express this enough, FUCK DOJA CAT
4. I'm a survior of these forms of abuse.
1. No I'm not on Lana's side
2. She didn't have to throw all those artist under the bus
3. Fuck Doja Cat and I cannot express this enough, FUCK DOJA CAT
4. I'm a survior of these forms of abuse.
If you go through this thread and try to tell me I'm defending Lana, I will just send you to the disclaimer. All I want to do is educate because people using their stories in art and the actual glamourization are being confused for one and other and it makes it --
very hard for people to want to tell their stories w/o they themselves being accused of glamourizing it.
This will focus on the part in Lana's newest statement where she says she's used her experiences in songs and was accused of glamourizing abuse.
This will focus on the part in Lana's newest statement where she says she's used her experiences in songs and was accused of glamourizing abuse.
so Trigger Warning for sexual, mental, domestic, emotional and verbal abuse as well as co hersion and other forms.
I will also be taking information from this article: https://cornerstonefamilyservices.org/glamorization-sexual-abuse-domestic-violence/
