What is it about villains like Lydia from Breaking Bad that stick with us long after their story ends?
i promise you,
i think about her often.
she was cold,
calculating,
and had this neurotic obsession with control.
she let others do her dirty work,
thinking she could sit comfortably on her untouchable pedestal.
in the end…
All it took was a cup of tea to bring her down.
poetic justice,
served hot.
her story always makes me wonder:
How often do we think we’re playing the game,
only to find out the game is playing us?
does that sound familiar?
it seems to be happening right now with A LOT of people.
people align themselves with the toxic so they’ll reap the benefits without facing the fallout.
they buy into the promises and ignore the glaring red flags.
they sit back and sip the tea,
ignorant to the fact that their own undoing is steeping right in front of them too.
like lydia…
They’re so sure of their invincibility that they don’t realize the danger until it’s too late.
…and then,
when their own fallout hits,
they’re silent:
…as silent as lydia was when walt told her about the poison in her tea that was slowly killing her.
“she thought“?
It sounds familiar,
doesn’t it?
Selena Gomez shares emotional Instagram Story about the deportation of Mexican people:
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) January 27, 2025
“All my people are getting attacked, the children. I don’t understand. I’m so sorry, I wish I could do something but I can’t. I don’t know what to do. I’ll try everything, I promise.” pic.twitter.com/il8pPXYZma
some of your own people thought they’d be safe while sipping the tea darlin.
i guess they didn’t think how quick that poison would start.
this one is the most interesting for me:
and now:
everything is a mess but it’s satisfying in a way,
watching the inevitability of it all but a reminder going forward:
Before we cut off our noses to spite our faces,
and before we sip that tea on the sidelines thinking we’re safe,
maybe we should ask ourselves:
Are we going to fall victim to their agenda too?
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