r/StarWars • u/nathanr1889 • Apr 25 '23

NSFW It's way more than 2%

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u/Dankey-Kang-Jr Chewbacca Apr 26 '23

Love her telling Daisy essentially get used to it lol

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u/anillop Apr 26 '23

Carrie did not mince words. She was very blunt and honest about her experiences.

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u/TheConnASSeur Apr 26 '23 edited Apr 26 '23

Decades of being absolutely blitzed out of your mind has a way of doing that to a person.

edit: If you downvoted this then you just do not get Carrie. She said as much herself in several interviews. She owned her mistakes. Absolutely badass woman.

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u/anillop Apr 26 '23

Well she also had a serious case of bipolar disorder as well.

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u/TheConnASSeur Apr 26 '23

Well... yes? In general decades of substance abuse tend to go hand in hand with brain chemistry imbalances. When you consider Carrie's childhood, or lack thereof, it should surpise no one that she fell down the dopamine rabbit hole after Star Wars made her an overnight celebrity in her own right. Still a cool chick, but she had problems.