Let me count the ways I hate Madonna.....

[Anonymous]

Lots of celebs get under my skin with their absurd sense of entitlement but when they try to take on this political activist role, it really gets my blood boiling. This is someone who doesn't have a college education, has spread her legs for all the world to see, who has made a living off of being provocative and as a 50 something year old just looks plain old ridiculous. But now to witness her trying to be a quasi politician and having seen her in DC with her outrageous remarks, delivered by her part time British accent and her frightening face frozen by botox, I CANNOT stomach this woman. She literally makes me sick. Does anyone else react her this way?

[Anonymous]

No. I try not to internalize things like this.

Madonna has no effect on your everyday life. Why make yourself sick over it? Redirect your energy to the people who are actually in your life and you all will be a lot happier.

[Anonymous]

has nothing to do with whether or not she affects ones everyday life...she is a moron and doesn't deserve air time period. The ultimate has been who just won't go away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:has nothing to do with whether or not she affects ones everyday life...she is a moron and doesn't deserve air time period. The ultimate has been who just won't go away.

Whatever, OP. You go ahead and make yourself sick over this. Let your blood boil. Congrats!

[Anonymous]

Actually she does have a college education. She went to the University of Michigan for 3 years and left early to pursue her career (so she's not a graduate, but not that far away). Her daughter is currently a student at Michigan.

[Anonymous]

Can't stand the woman

[Anonymous]

She is classless trash.

[Anonymous]

Agree, I just ignore her but ya she needs to go away

[Anonymous]

I used to love her and I admire her talents and her style but she has gone WAY downhill in her desperate attempt to stay relevant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lots of celebs get under my skin with their absurd sense of entitlement but when they try to take on this political activist role, it really gets my blood boiling. This is someone who doesn't have a college education, has spread her legs for all the world to see, who has made a living off of being provocative and as a 50 something year old just looks plain old ridiculous. But now to witness her trying to be a quasi politician and having seen her in DC with her outrageous remarks, delivered by her part time British accent and her frightening face frozen by botox, I CANNOT stomach this woman. She literally makes me sick. Does anyone else react her this way?

Lack of college education, her naked pictures seen around the world, married to an elderly adulterer who is crude, vulgar and stupid, her face frozen by botox, pretending to be quasi politician who has plagiarized other people's speeches, strange accent and poor English....

I cannot stand Melania either!

[Anonymous]

I'll always love the Material Girl. I don't think she gets the props she deserves and I don't think Millennials understand her importance to popular culture and women entertainers being able to control their own career.

The importance you're giving her to your mood, though, is your problem. You know she's not going to "shut up," so you need to learn how to not let her bother you, unless you're one of those people who gets off on hate.

Good luck.

[Anonymous]

Madonna is a humanist who is very impressed by herself. People like her are a good example of why I am a Christian . As their beauty fades and death moves closer you begin to see how weak they are and they begin to lash out. The fading life force is being cornered into accepting Gods forgiveness or turning from the light with arrogance and anger. It's a timeless dance.

[Anonymous]

In case you want to know what she's reading...

https://media.bookbub.com/blog/2017/01/26/books-recommended-by-madonna/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Madonna is a humanist who is very impressed by herself. People like her are a good example of why I am a Christian . As their beauty fades and death moves closer you begin to see how weak they are and they begin to lash out. The fading life force is being cornered into accepting Gods forgiveness or turning from the light with arrogance and anger. It's a timeless dance.

How 'Christian' of you to judge and shame someone you've never met. Jesus would be so proud.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Madonna is a humanist who is very impressed by herself. People like her are a good example of why I am a Christian . As their beauty fades and death moves closer you begin to see how weak they are and they begin to lash out. The fading life force is being cornered into accepting Gods forgiveness or turning from the light with arrogance and anger. It's a timeless dance.

People like you give Christians a bad name.

Judge not, lest ye be judged.