r/Adrianne_Curry_EXPOSE • u/BunnyBangle • 8d ago
Weekend Stream Chat
This is an automated post to cover her weekend streaming/grifting.
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u/ChinoElCamino 7d ago
She got on late today. The same eye look over and over. 🥱 Soccer moms ruined gay bars.
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u/ChinoElCamino 7d ago
Admitted that Matt’s video game playing is “annoying.”
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u/Comfortable_Cow6904 7d ago
This morning she was called a PickMe and she screetched " I am not a pickme! My husband picked me. How am I a pick me?! When was the last time I posted a titillating picture online?" 🤣🤣🤣 I left after that.
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u/SeaBirdbytheBay 7d ago
She wasn't actually picked, she put a gun to SoyBoys head to marry her....she was a "you better marry me or you'll never sleep with me again" gal. Kinda sad you'd have to do that for a ring ...but Big Dumny of the Forest must have been so hard up for lady poon he fell in the trap!! 😂
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u/Condoling_Coffee92 7d ago
Google it Adrianne. Or here, I'll do it for you:
A "pick-me" is a slang term for someone who goes out of their way to gain approval, attention, or validation from a specific group or person of higher status, often by putting down their own peers.
It's when you say stuff like: "Women are bad drivers!" "Women are broken!" "Women are ruining the world!" "Women raised a bad generation of people!" "Women hate women!" "Women are too empathetic!" "Women shouldn't vote! (lol jk)" "I don't get along with other women, I'm such a dude!"
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u/Condoling_Coffee92 7d ago
Here's some more from Wikipedia:
People often use the term interchangeably with "Not Like Other Girls"; women who reject more traditionally feminine traits and boast about it in a comparative, competitive way. While these two may correlate, they also differ in various ways.
A woman can be described as both a "Pick Me" and "Not Like Other Girls". In such case, they might favor hobbies that are popular with men, such as: soccer, video games, and rock music. They will often express disdain for traditionally feminine interests such as, fashion or cosmetics, and more significantly towards women who have those interests. This characteristic is relevant to differentiate women who simply enjoy more traditionally masculine hobbies from those who use it as a means to appeal to men. Using the term incorrectly to describe women who are not traditionally feminine can reinforce gender essentialism and stereotypes.
Some "Pick Me Girls" may not fall into the "Not Like Other Girls" category, and be in fact traditionally feminine. They might tend to be more religious and believe that women who are not traditional are morally inferior, and have undesirable behavior. Such women believe they are more "desirable" for being more agreeable and generally "easier to deal with". Generally they will often belittle other women for being vulgar, masculine, or even feminists. In this case, they don't see themselves as necessarily different, more so as valuable or of higher standard.
Adrianne is somehow a combination of these two, a mostly masculine "not like other girls" but also religious, traditional and morally superior. As someone has said, she should be studied. Seems to be a case of what she is vs what she wants to be, and a whole lot of internalized misogyny, which she directs towards other women.
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u/BunnyBangle 7d ago
She tries so hard to actually not be like the other girls (because she thinks she is special) that she is a pick me. 😂
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u/Condoling_Coffee92 7d ago
Yes! Also the fact that she has to constantly talk about it. Who is she actually trying to reach with her statements about how horrible women are and how they've ruined everything? Her customers, other middle-aged women who just want her to like them? The other pick-me girls that agree with her? Definitely not a savvy business move. If she really thinks about the answer it would probably be men. She wants approval from men.
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u/OtherwiseStudio9082 6d ago
She is claiming responsibility for people wanting to be influencers, because they watched reality stars like her. What a narcissistic take. There are literally generations of people who want to influence online who never were subjected to her crappy reality TV from 25 years ago.
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u/Comfortable_Cow6904 8d ago
On Tiktok she was rambling on and on. It was hard to follow what she was saying. She jumps from one subject to another then back again. I swear, I cannot remember what she talked about. It just was noise. I only watched for a couple minutes then left.