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Originally Posted by PenguinHead
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This is a classic example of the over-the-top, constructed dramas Stevie tends to perpetuate -- casting herself as a suffering artist, dealing with hardships more akin to a poverty-stricken person struggling just to survive. Her idea of a hellish nightmare is vastly different from the suffering of people living in the barest of margins.
Alone, freezing, nothing? She was a successful,wealthy, indulgent rock star who had the world in her hands. What was her problem? Trouble getting to a furniture store? Issues with the phone and heating companies? Lacking the ability to plan ahead, or going to a grocery store or restaurant?
It's very hard find empathy or make any sense of her perceived predicament. She was a spoiled girl who has never had to face dire hardship. Even when she and Lindsey were the hippie youths, trying to establish themselves in the music industry, she had a corporate daddy there to save her ass.
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My thoughts exactly-she doesn't have a clue as to what hardship is.I guess she thinks everything is hellish if she doesn't have her assistant or somebody else there to kiss her butt and actually has to lift a finger or rely on herself without calling on "Excalibur".Poor little rich girl......I say this as a huge fan and
not a Stevie hater BTW, but sometimes she is ridiculous and too often plays the victim
