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Surviving The Age of The Pompousness of Unearned Success
Indicted actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman weaponized their White privilege to receive what they deserve based on the supremacy of their station, and how it dictates the preferred outcome versus the gloomy consequences of not being able to afford the seamlessness of #bestlives.
Surviving the gutsy age of the pompousness of unearned success has evolved into a challenging battle of constantly re-defining your limits as it pertains to a combative climate, that make negotiations on your behalf based on where you fall on the chaotic scale of #dopeness.
The introduction of social media platforms that are built to aid in your creation of bedazzled falsehoods hasn’t helped to inspire the winning qualities that used to highlight the importance of possessing good work ethic, and why it should be the invaluable asset that curates the gratifying road to success.
The terms of engagement have been dangerously revised to sell the dream that’s coated in the trickery of existing for the sheer pleasure of #chilling without the #buzzkills of life; while reaping the benefits of being #blingedout with free products and services, courtesy of brand sponsorships or the vision board of potential deals that could be pending forever.