You look

You look

And I go I go You look good.

And I go, I gua-quah-quah.

I took like a one-week hiatus from watching this show because I was thinking to myself,

maybe I'm being too harsh on people.

Maybe this is just like an over-analization of a couple going through the worst moments in their life

that has been televised to a billion

plus people and I am one of those people that's over-analizing it. That's what I was thinking. And then

clearly 50 cents showed us the way. He said, actually, we can all be better haters. We can actually

do a lot more when we fucking hate someone. Now, here's the difference. I've never met Yangtze,

but I just know that I have a torch of hatred that I carry on a daily basis for this man.

I have no other way to explain it. The sky is the limit. I want to see this man be tortured,

not actually, just mentally, just psychologically. I want to see a man in despair.

I will not be satisfied until he is rolling on the ground, flipped upside down like a little

cockroach, begging for Eva's forgiveness. That's it. That's all I have to say. So this is part two

of the Chinese celebrity divorce show with the Yangtze and Eva couple. We've already went through Mai and Li and that was a whole ordeal. But now we're on Yangtze. Part one, if you guys don't remember, let me give you a refresher. Yangt is the definition of a performative man. I don't even know the definition of that word anymore

because it's just been dragged through 20 different levels of discourse

that I genuinely, but he's so performative.

He's the type of guy that sits there and is like, are you cold?

Are you cold?

He's asking everyone if they're cold.

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