𝕭𝖊𝖓 𝕯𝖔𝖛𝖊𝖗

Elsa has a victim complex and a sense of entitlement. Naomi suggested the idea of making a documentary about her life, only for Naomi to find out months later that Elsa had gone ahead with a documentary of her own, the same documentary whose idea she had discussed with Naomi. Now Elsa claims the documentary was already in the works and that they were two different ideas. Fine, but why didn’t she mention that when Naomi first brought it up? Why didn’t she tell her when production was underway or even when it was completed? Naomi had to hear about it from someone else, by which point a premiere date had already been announced. That’s the point Elsa keeps missing. It wasn’t necessarily about who owned the idea; it was about transparency and common courtesy. From Naomi’s perspective, it looked like she shared an idea with someone who quietly ran with it without ever bothering to tell her. I don’t see why Naomi’s reaction is so difficult to understand. And then there’s the way she brought up drinking, claiming she started drinking after Naomi told her never to call her again. What exactly is she trying to achieve by putting that out there? It comes across as an attempt to make Naomi look responsible for her personal struggles and invite people to blame her. And then there’s the way she brought up drinking, claiming she started drinking after Naomi told her never to call her again. What exactly is she trying to achieve by putting that out there? It comes across as an attempt to make Naomi look responsible for her personal struggles and invite people to blame her.