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And that cycle will continue as long as she chooses to deny reality and create conflict for herself. She's a smart girl, she understands the nature of cause-and-effect and the natural order of media. She could choose to be a brilliant media strategist if she wanted; she could have them eating out of her hand. Instead, she chooses to 'fuck (up) her way' thru the process and deflect blame. It's fine for now, and I do think a lot of it is the media's fault for regurgitating the same questions instead of showing a deeper interest in her work. I think she's offended by that. But I wonder at what point she'll choose to take control and force the dialogue to change.

If she would shop for a good psychologist instead of a world-renowned clairvoyant, she might find a good one who won't tell her things she already know about herself, but practical everyday life tips, like how not to give a fuck about what other people think because you cannot control what they think and how they perceive things, how to communicate her discomfort, how to assert herself and set her limits regarding what she's comfortable to talk about. In short, how to get out of an uncomfortable situation like a lady.
 
 
 
 
To know if the interviewer was mean spirited when asking those personal questions, we can't really tell. We don't have all the conversation and mostly, we can't hear the voice tone and see his eyes. When you get into personal stuff, you have to be extremely tactful, diplomatic, human. Being able to make people at ease and making them open up is a gift.

If she would shop for a good psychologist instead of a world-renowned clairvoyant, she might find a good one who won't tell her things she already know about herself, but practical everyday life tips, like how not to give a fuck about what other people think because you cannot control what they think and how they perceive things, how to communicate her discomfort, how to assert herself and set her limits regarding what she's comfortable to talk about. In short, how to get out of an uncomfortable situation like a lady.
 
 
 
 
To know if the interviewer was mean spirited when asking those personal questions, we can't really tell. We don't have all the conversation and mostly, we can't hear the voice tone and see his eyes. When you get into personal stuff, you have to be extremely tactful, diplomatic, human. Being able to make people at ease and making them open up is a gift.

If she would shop for a good psychologist instead of a world-renowned clairvoyant, she might find a good one who won't tell her things she already know about herself, but practical everyday life tips, like how not to give a fuck about what other people think because you cannot control what they think and how they perceive things, how to communicate her discomfort, how to assert herself and set her limits regarding what she's comfortable to talk about. In short, how to get out of an uncomfortable situation like a lady.
 
 
 
 
To know if the interviewer was mean spirited when asking those personal questions, we can't really tell. We don't have all the conversation and mostly, we can't hear the voice tone and see his eyes. When you get into personal stuff, you have to be extremely tactful, diplomatic, human. Being able to make people at ease and making them open up is a gift.

Lana resonates with beat and hippie ideals. Those people were not against social connection; they sought social connection on a deeper, more visceral level than the bureaucratic, formal, rationalistic interactions that are common in our modern society. The emotional undercurrents have the power to destroy a social order or transform it into something more living. As you said, it's a two-way street.

This is how Introverts act. After a while, you just need to recharge, especially after being grilled for two days straight.
 

In that preview Rolling Stone makes her look insecure and unable to put together a clever answer. Can't see that 'baddest diva' anywhere. 
 
I don't what think about this, yeah it's autobiographical but so are most of the records of every singer, she has to talk about her past and why did she choose those lyrics, not dreadfully avoiding the answer... She gives interviews feeling doubtful of her own words and sometimes I wish she wasn't that honest. 

Ive seen a lot of hate towards Sad Girl, the opening "triumphant marchy" type melody is so cute, and the jazzy sassy verse is great, and as it makes its way to the chorus "he's got that fiREEEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHH" and the lyrics are pretty great too, cause they're so clever and true, sure saying I'm a sad girl a few times isn't seen as poetry but you know, everything fits in the song, loving someone even though you have to share them.

It's one of her best songs ever, if you ask me. 

I've never heard about the short movie called Poolside, thank you for sharing. Just watched it. Didn't really like it. I don't know why, I'm not such a big fan of short movies. I find most of them pretty boring. Lana was good in it though.
 
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I'm glad I'm not the only one having a hard time properly gluing those little suckers on
 
 
 
 
 

not much has changed
 
 
 

About pussy taste, I have a trashy anecdote. It's not gonna be my fault if you throw up in your mouth. Read at your own risks:
 
 
 
 

 
 

I've never heard about the short movie called Poolside, thank you for sharing. Just watched it. Didn't really like it. I don't know why, I'm not such a big fan of short movies. I find most of them pretty boring. Lana was good in it though.
 
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I'm glad I'm not the only one having a hard time properly gluing those little suckers on
 
 
 
 
 

I've never heard about the short movie called Poolside, thank you for sharing. Just watched it. Didn't really like it. I don't know why, I'm not such a big fan of short movies. I find most of them pretty boring. Lana was good in it though.
 
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I'm glad I'm not the only one having a hard time properly gluing those little suckers on
 
 
 
 
 

Can't say if this is real, but if it is, who posed the question might be a dyke. She
probably wants to taste it (I know I would – sorry guys)...
 

I've never heard about the short movie called Poolside, thank you for sharing. Just watched it. Didn't really like it. I don't know why, I'm not such a big fan of short movies. I find most of them pretty boring. Lana was good in it though.
 
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I'm glad I'm not the only one having a hard time properly gluing those little suckers on
 
 
 
 
 

domestic abuse,
domestic abuse
I can hear the sirens, sirens
he hit me and I called the police
I can hear the violins, violins
give him all that jail time

Lana brought her most enthusiastic smile for this very special encounter...

The Austrian newspaper "Kronen Zeitung" (called "Krone") just published an, in my opinion, quite good interview with Lana.
Source
 
I did a quick translation again. I hope there aren't too many mistakes in it.
 
TRANSLATION:
 
 
 

Really great interview, just the right balance between music and personal life. The interviewer did his research and Lana seemed comfortable. If only they were always smooth like this one!

What's she waiting for to start a new tour? I'm getting sick of all this late promo, she should do a three months (october-december) tour then take a rest and keep performing on random festivals, but wait until next year?.. no way

Lana brought her most enthusiastic smile for this very special encounter...

Lana brought her most enthusiastic smile for this very special encounter...

Lana brought her most enthusiastic smile for this very special encounter...

Lana brought her most enthusiastic smile for this very special encounter...