What is your take on the Angelina Jolie/Brad Pitt divorce saga? What happened on the plane?

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Anonymous wrote:That video of Zahara was weird.

It’s a sorority induction video. The rituals are inherently weird.

Zahara has probably never been around black people most of her life.

I believe she had a Black nanny.

Besides the help.

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Anonymous wrote:That video of Zahara was weird.

It’s a sorority induction video. The rituals are inherently weird.

You obviously know nothing about the Divine 9.

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Anonymous wrote:FBI report claims SHE attacked him first. The kids either joined in or tried to separate them. I think that might be when, if at all, one of the kids got hurt.

She’s also been warned by the judge regarding parent alienation.

The Pitt’s family goes to Santa Barbara to celebrate family events. The Jolie-Pitt kids have attended. The nieces even took them back to Jolie’s house and Jolie served them lunch. This was on the nieces IG accounts.

So he does see his kids, he just doesn’t parade them around for pap walks.

You're reading sketchy sites, with no evidence. First, you need to reread the report. SHE attacked him, are you for real? He shook her, hitting her head against the wall, screaming at her and pouring beer all over her, then went after one of the kids that tried to protect her. She jumped on his back to prevent him from hurting the child. The judge you're citing was disqualified by the Supreme Court of California for being in Pitt's pocket in terms of business interests. The kids have been sighted all over LA, out and about, but never once with him. We now know his eldest daughter has dropped his surname. Sometimes women are the absolute worst in defending corrupt abusers.

That’s her story, much of the report was redacted.

Hollywood loves Brad and hate Jolie. Why? Because they know both of them and what kind of people they are behind the scene.

And if you follow the nieces, the kids have been at his family gatherings so he is seeing them.

They hate her because the world hates women. Sexism and misogyny rule.

I've always despised him. As much as you can despise someone so boring.

I liked AJ for a brief period between her Oscar win and doing Mr and Mrs Smith, around when she adopted Maddox. She seemed to have matured from her wilder days but had not yet gone Pretentious Santa Angelina.

Aniston I was always kind of indifferent to. I don't think I've ever seen her act in anything. But over time, I've come to see her as the most likeable of the three, and the one who seems happiest. She seems like a "girls' girl" who values her friends, loves her pets, and just hasn't had the best luck with romantic relationships. Relatively uncomplicated, despite a bad childhood. Good taste and not ostentatious. Reasonably humble for a celebrity and not all up her own a--.

You're certainly right about the world hating women though!

Aniston parents got divorced. Just like mine and many others. It doesn’t make a bad childhood. If you read some of her early interviews she seemed more normal in her responses and didn’t blame her parents. Therapy has definitely changed her and her responses.

Bad childhood may have been in reference to her relationship with her mother. I think they were estranged and I think her mother wrote a self-serving book about it? As I recall, she said her mother was always critical of her looks and demeaning to her.

Aniston said her mother said her lips were too thin (and yes, they are) and gave her make up tips. Perhaps she didn’t recognize or appreciate her mother was trying to help her enhance her looks. After in mother’s death Aniston stated they had made up and she now realizes her mother was trying to help.

Sorry, who are you? What a bizarre comment.

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Anonymous wrote:FBI report claims SHE attacked him first. The kids either joined in or tried to separate them. I think that might be when, if at all, one of the kids got hurt.

She’s also been warned by the judge regarding parent alienation.

The Pitt’s family goes to Santa Barbara to celebrate family events. The Jolie-Pitt kids have attended. The nieces even took them back to Jolie’s house and Jolie served them lunch. This was on the nieces IG accounts.

So he does see his kids, he just doesn’t parade them around for pap walks.

You're reading sketchy sites, with no evidence. First, you need to reread the report. SHE attacked him, are you for real? He shook her, hitting her head against the wall, screaming at her and pouring beer all over her, then went after one of the kids that tried to protect her. She jumped on his back to prevent him from hurting the child. The judge you're citing was disqualified by the Supreme Court of California for being in Pitt's pocket in terms of business interests. The kids have been sighted all over LA, out and about, but never once with him. We now know his eldest daughter has dropped his surname. Sometimes women are the absolute worst in defending corrupt abusers.

That’s her story, much of the report was redacted.

Hollywood loves Brad and hate Jolie. Why? Because they know both of them and what kind of people they are behind the scene.

And if you follow the nieces, the kids have been at his family gatherings so he is seeing them.

They hate her because the world hates women. Sexism and misogyny rule.

I've always despised him. As much as you can despise someone so boring.

I liked AJ for a brief period between her Oscar win and doing Mr and Mrs Smith, around when she adopted Maddox. She seemed to have matured from her wilder days but had not yet gone Pretentious Santa Angelina.

Aniston I was always kind of indifferent to. I don't think I've ever seen her act in anything. But over time, I've come to see her as the most likeable of the three, and the one who seems happiest. She seems like a "girls' girl" who values her friends, loves her pets, and just hasn't had the best luck with romantic relationships. Relatively uncomplicated, despite a bad childhood. Good taste and not ostentatious. Reasonably humble for a celebrity and not all up her own a--.

You're certainly right about the world hating women though!

Aniston parents got divorced. Just like mine and many others. It doesn’t make a bad childhood. If you read some of her early interviews she seemed more normal in her responses and didn’t blame her parents. Therapy has definitely changed her and her responses.

Bad childhood may have been in reference to her relationship with her mother. I think they were estranged and I think her mother wrote a self-serving book about it? As I recall, she said her mother was always critical of her looks and demeaning to her.

Aniston said her mother said her lips were too thin (and yes, they are) and gave her make up tips. Perhaps she didn’t recognize or appreciate her mother was trying to help her enhance her looks. After in mother’s death Aniston stated they had made up and she now realizes her mother was trying to help.

Sorry, who are you? What a bizarre comment.

If you look at her old pics and zoom in, you can see she used makeup to make the lips more full. So the critic and advice her mom gave her she used. If you look at her today, she doesn’t do that. And her lips are thin.

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Anonymous wrote:She is crazier than ever! Doing now exactly the opposite of what she had preached for decades: the kids are in a spotlight as her entourage, her Saint Mother Theresa vibe is gone, her boobs are bigger than ever (Pamela Anderson 90's style) and she's now on Instagram
It's for Brad! We're back to high school!

She entered the scene wearing a vial of blood on her neck and very publicly ghosting and punishing her father. A very emotionally disturbed woman who is imprinting her children with the same pattern.

Her father is more f'd up than she ever will be.

True. She was an immature attention-seeking wild child when she was young, but seems to have matured.

This scorched-earth years-long divorce is not what grown-up mature people do.

True. All the more reason for Brad to get a life and to stop harassing Jolie.

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Anonymous wrote:That video of Zahara was weird.

It’s a sorority induction video. The rituals are inherently weird.

You obviously know nothing about the Divine 9.

What does your post have to do with the fact that sorority rituals do indeed look strange to outsiders?

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Anonymous wrote:That video of Zahara was weird.

It’s a sorority induction video. The rituals are inherently weird.

Zahara has probably never been around black people most of her life.

So, you’ve no idea, and you’re making things up.

Spelman and AKA are great choices.

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Anonymous wrote:That video of Zahara was weird.

It’s a sorority induction video. The rituals are inherently weird.

Zahara has probably never been around black people most of her life.

So, you’ve no idea, and you’re making things up.

Spelman and AKA are great choices.

Not the OP but I’m certain she’s had a completely different experience being black than most because of who her parents were and the money they have available. Depending on what and where she goes after college she may have a few rude awakenings.

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Daily Mail has an article about the second oldest boy, Pax, posting a rant against Pitt on his private Insta. Initially I assumed it was a fake account, but seems it might be true:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12744641/Angelina-Jolie-Brad-Pitt-adopted-son-Pax-dad-despicable.html#reader-comments


Looks like all the adopted kids are alienated from Pitt.

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Anonymous wrote:Daily Mail has an article about the second oldest boy, Pax, posting a rant against Pitt on his private Insta. Initially I assumed it was a fake account, but seems it might be true:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12744641/Angelina-Jolie-Brad-Pitt-adopted-son-Pax-dad-despicable.html#reader-comments


Looks like all the adopted kids are alienated from Pitt.

Angelina Jolie wanted to create the perfect family and shopped around the world for her kids. Too bad she rejected the "father" part of the family.

Poor kids.

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What do you make of these celebrity international adoptions? It seems like at one time they were viewed favorably but now not so much. International adoption in general seems more sketchy now than it did, say, 20 years ago. I've seen so many stories where it didn't go well or that the child had a lot of identity issues, understandably, but years ago this wasn't talked about.

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Anonymous wrote:What do you make of these celebrity international adoptions? It seems like at one time they were viewed favorably but now not so much. International adoption in general seems more sketchy now than it did, say, 20 years ago. I've seen so many stories where it didn't go well or that the child had a lot of identity issues, understandably, but years ago this wasn't talked about.

It's complicated. On the one hand, it's very white savior to me. Angelina swooping in because their home country is so poor or something.

On the other hand I get that kids need homes.

It's a similar problem here in the US with adoptions- like the "Girl Wash Your Face" woman Rachel whoever, adopted a black child, and wrote about how heartbreaking it was when she fostered her that she had to deal with the addict mom and it was horrible for the kid and she was thankful to adopt the kid...but then years later we found out Rachel was a struggling alcoholic herself for years, and her husband and the father of the adopted child also clearly struggled with addiction and severe mental health issues. I have sympathy for addicts, but seems like in that case, it's an example of different standards for white/wealthy people.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That video of Zahara was weird.

It’s a sorority induction video. The rituals are inherently weird.

Zahara has probably never been around black people most of her life.

So, you’ve no idea, and you’re making things up.

Spelman and AKA are great choices.

Not the OP but I’m certain she’s had a completely different experience being black than most because of who her parents were and the money they have available. Depending on what and where she goes after college she may have a few rude awakenings.

Spelman has many studebts who may not be as wealthy as Zahara but come from upperclass, well educated Black families.

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Anonymous wrote:What do you make of these celebrity international adoptions? It seems like at one time they were viewed favorably but now not so much. International adoption in general seems more sketchy now than it did, say, 20 years ago. I've seen so many stories where it didn't go well or that the child had a lot of identity issues, understandably, but years ago this wasn't talked about.

"The number of children American parents adopt each year from abroad has declined rapidly too, from 23,000 in 2004 (an all-time high) to about 3,000 in 2019."

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Anonymous wrote:What do you make of these celebrity international adoptions? It seems like at one time they were viewed favorably but now not so much. International adoption in general seems more sketchy now than it did, say, 20 years ago. I've seen so many stories where it didn't go well or that the child had a lot of identity issues, understandably, but years ago this wasn't talked about.

"The number of children American parents adopt each year from abroad has declined rapidly too, from 23,000 in 2004 (an all-time high) to about 3,000 in 2019."

Lots of sketchy children “brokers” around the time Angelina adopted. No reason to think she knew, but it is why there have been questions about some of them. At least two of her adopted kids had some health or emotional challenges, so fortunate she had the resources to support them. Much more awareness now about how difficult it is to adopt a healthy child internationally and, yes, adoptions have plummeted as a result.