Perez Hilton Update, Lindsay Clancy Trial Sheds More Light, Jax Taylor "DEEPLY" In Love w/ Publicist??

I'm struggling with it.

I'm struggling with the whole story because, because as I've said now many times on TikTok, Instagram, here on YouTube, having access to see what happened with him in that moment live, whether it was one second, two seconds, three minutes, 30 minutes in some people's cases, was absolutely traumatic.

It was watching a person getting tortured, even by themselves, and we didn't have a, like a warning, right? Like a lot of people didn't get warned because as you guys know, if I go on TikTok...

Like, I, I don't think a lot of people understand how TikTok works, but if I open up TikTok right now, I'm making the volume l- low.

Okay, here, it's like Lindsey Clancy trial.

I'm not following these people, right? This person, I'm not following.

Okay, this person's live.

I have no idea who this is.

She's selling a couch, okay? She's sitting here and selling a couch.

So I was just watching this.

Oh.

Oh, there's a person live.

That's how that worked.

So a lot of people are blaming the user.

"Well, you didn't have to watch it." Uh, I'm sorry, I don't think anyone chose to watch it.

Well, some people probably did, but a lot of people did not choose to watch it, and this was something that I tr- I'm really...

I really wanna hone in on that it's not normal to see a video like we saw.

Without going into so much detail, I think everyone knows at this point what Perez was doing in that video for the most part.

You don't have to know details, but I think you do.

And we cannot desensitize ourselves to think that that is normal, that it is normal to turn on social media, I don't care if it's TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, TV, like it doesn't matter.

It's, it should never be normalized to see someone torturing themselves in that way, in such a graphic way live.

How anyone is defending it or, worse than that, how people are giving people like me who were offended by seeing it or traumatized by see it or triggered by it, people are very, um, uh, a- angry at anyone that would be upset by it.

There is a comment here, and I really think this is important.

Sandy says, "How you see it has a lot to do with how you care about Perez or not.

I just pray for him and want him to be okay." I appreciate that about you, and really honestly, if you are, you are a better woman than me, okay? Not to say that I don't pray for him, and I do, and I care about him getting healthier really for his family, for his children.

I'm struggling with it.

I'm struggling with the whole story because, because as I've said now many times on TikTok, Instagram, here on YouTube, having access to see what happened with him in that moment live, whether it was one second, two seconds, three minutes, 30 minutes in some people's cases, was absolutely traumatic.

It was watching a person getting tortured, even by themselves, and we didn't have a, like a warning, right? Like a lot of people didn't get warned because as you guys know, if I go on TikTok...

Like, I, I don't think a lot of people understand how TikTok works, but if I open up TikTok right now, I'm making the volume l- low.

Okay, here, it's like Lindsey Clancy trial.

I'm not following these people, right? This person, I'm not following.

Okay, this person's live.

I have no idea who this is.

She's selling a couch, okay? She's sitting here and selling a couch.

So I was just watching this.

Oh.

Oh, there's a person live.

That's how that worked.

So a lot of people are blaming the user.

"Well, you didn't have to watch it." Uh, I'm sorry, I don't think anyone chose to watch it.

Well, some people probably did, but a lot of people did not choose to watch it, and this was something that I tr- I'm really...

I really wanna hone in on that it's not normal to see a video like we saw.

Without going into so much detail, I think everyone knows at this point what Perez was doing in that video for the most part.

You don't have to know details, but I think you do.

And we cannot desensitize ourselves to think that that is normal, that it is normal to turn on social media, I don't care if it's TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, TV, like it doesn't matter.

It's, it should never be normalized to see someone torturing themselves in that way, in such a graphic way live.

How anyone is defending it or, worse than that, how people are giving people like me who were offended by seeing it or traumatized by see it or triggered by it, people are very, um, uh, a- angry at anyone that would be upset by it.

There is a comment here, and I really think this is important.

Sandy says, "How you see it has a lot to do with how you care about Perez or not.

I just pray for him and want him to be okay." I appreciate that about you, and really honestly, if you are, you are a better woman than me, okay? Not to say that I don't pray for him, and I do, and I care about him getting healthier really for his family, for his children.