The Jonah hill controversy is a sign of the times

As many of you know Jonah Hill was the most recent “metoo” target.

To sum it up. He dated a woman for roughly 6 months. Turns out he gave it a go but wasn’t into it. He sent her some texts saying he didn’t like her behavior and lifestyle choices.

Namely around him feeling:

-She posted photos that were too provocative on social media.

-That she has inappropriate relationships with other men (no context here.)

-That he didn’t like her hanging out with mentally unstable friends.

The relationship ended a year+ ago and the guy just had a kid with his new gf.

Days after, his ex starting posting HUNDREDs of instagram stories of their private convos, claiming he’s a narcissistic abuser, and everything under the sun.

Cue the heroics. Yes, brave queen. I wonder what other innocent motivations she had?

These texts were pretty fucking polite if you ask me. Perhaps one of the mildest breakup exchanges I’ve seen.

The sign of the times is the definition of abuse, also namely, “narcissism” has lost all concrete meaning.

There is no longer “room” for disagreements, god forbid an argument less ye later be labeled a narcissistic abuser.

The new domestic violence industrial complex has muddied terminology so severely that anything can be labeled as abuse or narcissism. Why? $$$

The more victims the psychology industry creates, the more money and clients they get. The more they affirm the abuse to the patient the more they come to therapy. The more someone aggrandizes themselves as a victim the more “you’re a hero,” attention, followers, speaking engagements, clout, and book deals you get (cough, Amber Heard.) Don’t forget the lawyers cut and lawsuits from false accusers looking for a pay day. Or just plain making a false accusation to fuck someone over.

None the less, there used to be a sane world that allowed people, namely men, to be human beings.

People used to have arguments. Disagreements. And yes, expectations and compromise in relationships. These are normal human behaviors.

Now in the domestic violence industrial complex that we live in, all relationships must be sanitized and give no room for negative feelings or else you are truly a narcissist.

The irony is that Jonah hill had a amicable breakup with this woman a year ago. His sin? Citing to her why they were incompatible.

Her response was to smear his reputation incessantly on the internet a year later days after his wife gave birth. Who really sounds like the narcissist?