I think this team thinks if they wish hard enough they can make the not true, true because there is no way this former tweener turned A- list singer has the amount of sobriety her team says she has.
@Rosie That’s been my experience too if they’re bragging. The ones who are more quiet about it, but may still mention “I’m x(time) clean/sober” in appropriate contexts, have been the exception. Context is everything.
Re: the topic, probably Demi. Here’s hoping she gets it together and finds happiness.
I remembered hearing one of her song La La Land back when I was a teenager. She's basically singing that she's not and won't gonna change her life in the La La Land machine well Demi jokes on you darl!
Ugh. Stop fucking doing drugs, get the fuck out of Hollywood, go back to school and do something actually meaningful with your life, that is valuable to society. That, or go back to heroin and accept the consequences. Either way, stop selling stories (and I know you read here). ✌🏻
She obviously hasn’t hit HER rock bottom, yet. Despite almost dying. I had a neighbor (a young girl who I befriended cuz her parents were raging alcoholics. I let her hide out at my house when needed). She met a guy, he turned her onto heroin. So long story short, she relapsed a bunch. Then one day before entering rehab she OD’d and died. Brought back to life & in a coma for 10 days. Woke up, good as new. Started using a week later. Eventually, I had to cut ties with her. No idea what’s going on w/ her now, other than she had a baby & the state took it away.
My point being...even death sometimes isn’t a big enough wake up call for some addicts.
i used to like her a lot, but since all she does is lie and pretend to be sober, I can't no longer stand hearing her voice. i thought that a near-death experience should be a wake up call, not worth it.
Demi Lovato
ReplyDeleteThe girl had a song called Sober and was definitely using so I don’t believe anything she says.
ReplyDeleteNear death should be rock bottom:(
DeleteAgree. Sobriety is a delicate situation so just keep that to yourself and soldier on.
DeleteI always think it’s a warning sign whenever someone makes sobriety their entire identity. Same whenever someone says they’ve beaten their addiction.
DeleteNot worth the trouble.
ReplyDeleteShe ruined Fabletics commercials for me.
ReplyDeleteDemi's in DM today showing off her six month sobriety medal. Insert my eye roll here!
ReplyDeleteI'm showing off my 5 day alcohol medal too..hahaha.
DeleteMy experience with addicts is if they talk about their sobriety or using, they aren't sober.
ReplyDeleteEspecially the ones who say "I'm (so many) days clean"
Correct.
Delete@Rosie That’s been my experience too if they’re bragging. The ones who are more quiet about it, but may still mention “I’m x(time) clean/sober” in appropriate contexts, have been the exception. Context is everything.
DeleteRe: the topic, probably Demi. Here’s hoping she gets it together and finds happiness.
Demi and her 6months of sobriety
ReplyDeletePoor Demi, get it together
ReplyDeleteI remembered hearing one of her song La La Land back when I was a teenager. She's basically singing that she's not and won't gonna change her life in the La La Land machine well Demi jokes on you darl!
ReplyDeleteYeah, much like a vow renewal, statements of sobriety are usually a bad sign.
ReplyDeleteUgh. Stop fucking doing drugs, get the fuck out of Hollywood, go back to school and do something actually meaningful with your life, that is valuable to society. That, or go back to heroin and accept the consequences. Either way, stop selling stories (and I know you read here). ✌🏻
ReplyDeleteI would recommend she google pics of Artie Lange. Put a pic right next to the little mirror.
ReplyDeleteOMG. His nose lately. 😖
DeleteShe obviously hasn’t hit HER rock bottom, yet. Despite almost dying.
ReplyDeleteI had a neighbor (a young girl who I befriended cuz her parents were raging alcoholics. I let her hide out at my house when needed). She met a guy, he turned her onto heroin. So long story short, she relapsed a bunch. Then one day before entering rehab she OD’d and died. Brought back to life & in a coma for 10 days. Woke up, good as new. Started using a week later. Eventually, I had to cut ties with her. No idea what’s going on w/ her now, other than she had a baby & the state took it away.
My point being...even death sometimes isn’t a big enough wake up call for some addicts.
Holy shit just googled Artie Lange nose...apparently he snorted glass? Sheesh
ReplyDelete20-30yrs of blow, allegedly accidentally snorted glass, and a punch from a dealer.
Deletei used to like her a lot, but since all she does is lie and pretend to be sober, I can't no longer stand hearing her voice. i thought that a near-death experience should be a wake up call, not worth it.
ReplyDeleteBlow for blow
ReplyDeleteMD.... her song sober is about how she isnt sober if you listened to it
ReplyDeleteAt this point, I find her painful to watch. Sad because she actually has some talent but I would rather look away.
ReplyDeleteAnd Artie Lange's nose...OMG....