Dina Lohan comments on Britney's Conservatorship

[Urbanney]

22 hours ago, phareezy said:

Thinking about it, are any of the famous It girls from the early 2000s doing well? We all know what's up with Britney. Lindsay is overseas and from what I last heard is doing ok but not great. Paris might be the most well-adjusted but she seems incredibly lonely and depressed based off of her YouTube documentary. The media really did a number on a lot of women from that time. Jesus.

Not only that, it’s so creepy how Britney, Lindsay, and Amanda Bynes all either has had or almost had a conservatorship placed on them. All women, all hyper-focused on by the media, all 2000s stars, some of the same actors around (Sam Lutfi, Lou Taylor). Super creepy and messed up.

[Notorious I.G.G.Y.]

On 2/15/2021 at 12:55 PM, chizwhiz said:

 

You're both shameful using an awful example.

The fact Lou had to post her bond in itself shows she has zero money

This woman has been accused of racism, convicted of theft and went to court with F you written in her manicure 

Neither of you can say what she does for a job, although if you look on Twitter you will soon find out. It is not admirable. 

To compare her to Brit is an insult. LL needed a c ship, she's in terrible finances and is on the run from the US for that very reason 

Why do you insist on bringing up the past (some of it over a decade old!) and unsubstantiated gossip against Lindsay? Move on and let her live. How hard is it to understand that sort of commentary contributed to Britney's current depressing situation and is literally used by people today who argue why she should STILL be in an extremely corrupt situation like her conservatorship is? Do you think Paris Hilton deserves a cship too? Paris has actually been incredibly racist, a literal bigot, been to jail and done and said her share of stupid things as well per example yet everyone is always like "yaaas queen" praising her whenever she says "Free Britney bish" and act like she's this boss woman in control when most of it is simply because she's had way more chances to restart her life due to the massive amounts of privilege she's afforded since she was born.

Lindsay has a beyond crappy family and has struggled with addiction and mental health issues but that doesn't mean she should be in a conservatorship. what in the world?? Recovery is friggin hard, takes time, and looks different for everyone. How hard is it to respect that? If only 90% of the negative press she got had anything to do with her actual negative qualities and not everything to do with her being a young woman in the spotlight dealing with personal issues and addiction. Our society broke these women since they started working as children, ***ualized, vilified, we repeatedly berated and ridiculed them for our entertainment. We were extremely mean when they needed support. We're to blame for destroying them, we broke them and now we ask why they're broken? And that they don't deserve to life their lives in their own terms? The audacity. She's not a doll for you to "fix" by caging her in a conservatorship and play around with so she can keep being pretty and entertaining you.

Also wtf, what's so shameful about her Twitter? She's using a new technology to donate to charity (a children's organization) and has a jewelry line that seems to have been doing well (considering it's gotten the likes of Oscar winning legend Diane Keaton interacting with her on Instagram). Those things are quite admirable indeed?? She should be praised for getting to where she is today pretty much on her own, even if you think she "could be Emma Stone". Maybe she doesn't want to be Emma Stone (or dead had things kept getting worse, as I said before, God forbid) and is happy being Lindsay Lohan. I'm grateful for Lindsay Lohan too, just like I am for Britney Spears. Strong talented women who, yes, aren't perfect (newsflash: no one is!), but deserved better - and clearly still do.

 

[PickleSpears]

She's absolutely right

[SupTJ]

Biiiitch... I've never heard sober Dina before