Rowan Blanchard is some weird faced Disney Kid who played Topanga’s daughter in Boy Meets World 2 the boring years for the new generation……
She’s 18 now but got her start when she was way too young and it’s safe to assume that like all child stars that have no business being in Hollywood at a young age, but thanks to shitty fucking parents are in Hollywood at a young age, basically targets for all kinds of predators that should be taken out back and shot, but have got away with it for 100 years because glitz and glam overpowers the wellbeing of your kids you psycho parent fucks….
Anyway, she is 18, so probably annoying and confused, brain washed by social media and being a celebrity from a Disney show….damaged from shitty parents…so she’s hopped on that activsm, that feminism, all that phoney shit they think is real cuz they don’t shave their armpits and because they are actually uneducated morons…into themselves and their selfies but trying to justify how they get off to being exhibitionists with some other higher level agenda they don’t really need…
In these pics, she’s in a G-String bikini, or a Microbikini, like we used to call them in the early 00s…and she reminds me of a college girl who got drunk for the first time and discovered the thrill of flashing for the first time and girl can’t keep her titties in her shirt because of that thrill..
I don’t know if that was a good analogy, I’m not good at those, but I do know that this is a girl getting a thrill out of her g-string, and since they are doing it in a group, it seems less racy, you know community support of G-Strings…just girls coming to grips with the G-String and the thrill of the g-string going wild with the g-string…
On her wiki, this is her “personal life”….so you get a sense of what her deal is:
In a series of tweets in January 2016, she stated that while she had “only ever liked boys” in the past, she was “open to liking any gender” and therefore she identifies as queer.
Blanchard is a public activist in areas such as feminism, human rights, and gun violence. While most of her comments regarding these issues are posted via Twitter or Tumblr, she has spoken at the UN Women and US National Committee’s annual conference as part of #TeamHeForShe, a feminist campaign.[20]
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