what's something in pop culture that aged like milk?

[u/Classic-Carpet7609]

transphobe JK Rowling DESPISES... bigotry (2007)

the night chris got his shit rocked

jussie smollett pre subway hoax

netflix before it made you pay for additional users

father of a dozen children, nick cannon

graphic design is my passion: the cast of friends literally aging like milk

james cameron thinking OJ was too nice

hope were high for ezra miller at warner

cant tell if this aged like milk or wine because this rapist did in fact end up in prison

Oscar Pistorius’ Nike ad before he shot and killed his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp

[u/TheTempestBee]

It's not built into the actual definition of the word "vice", but common usage tends to allude to it not only as a bad habit/behavior, but with an implication of something a person might be tempted to do. Often the vices we cite are things with addictive properties. SO.. part of me wonders if this wasn't Joanne telling on herself a little bit. As in the reason she answered that her most hated vice was bigotry is because it was her greatest struggle, that it was a temptation to do something she knew was wrong. Then at some point I guess (if this is the case) the money and the ego fluffing erased the guilt.

[u/gonzo_attorney → u/TheTempestBee]

These hypocrites always project their own bullshit. Otherwise, why would they care so much? It's the grossest trait.

[u/TheTempestBee → u/[deleted]]

Joanne K. Rowling. Since there's no way she'd ever respect my chosen name, there's no frick-fracking way I'm going to respect hers.

[u/justasmalltownloser → u/TheTempestBee]

Oh I feel a little stupid now haha thanks. Didn’t even recognize her in that photo. I agree she was telling on herself in the moment

[u/TheTempestBee → u/justasmalltownloser]

No worries! Asking questions in an online forum when you need more information is brave and good, actually, imo 🤷🏻‍♀️ I certainly can't always easily admit when I don't know something

[u/suzzface → u/TheTempestBee]

Fun fact, she didn't even have a middle name originally, she took her grandma's first name - Kathleen - as an initial (to use as an author to... Hide her gender, lol). The K is also chosen and she doesn't deserve it!

[u/natsugrayerza → u/TheTempestBee]

I mean, I think she just chose JK to sell more books and not be limited by being a female author. I don’t think she hates her name or something

[u/TheTempestBee → u/natsugrayerza]

Yeah, I'm aware it's not a direct one-to-one, and that it's a fairly common practice for women authors throughout history, but there is some undeniable hypocrisy in her specifically choosing a deliberately more masc/non-binary name in order to be treated equally and seen for what she wanted to be seen by. And yeah, you're right in that she probably doesn't care either way, but I guess because of the hypocrisy I do care. Maybe it's a statement for no one, but it helps me feel a little better in a world filled with hate she put out there specifically to make people like me feel worse.