Elizabeth Wurtzel finds identity of real father

I wonder if she will look "fucked up but fuckable" on the cover of this (quote from her photo session for Prozac Nation) latest self-cash in. Can't stand this bitch.

Your mother's a whore, darlin'.

Ugh, I actually looked at the article. She now looks like a low-rent Elizabeth Moss, who I think is hideous.

CASH GRAB!

She's exhausting.

Her writing style is appalling. All those punchy, one-sentence paragraph makes the article read like a series of non sequiturs.

s/b "paragraphs" and "make"

I am glad she is of the 90s and not of the now. Can't you just see her, high on her own navel gazing, starting shit on twitter with Lens?

She does look like Christina Ricci though.

Is that was her prozac face

She really takes a lot for granted and doesn't have a lot of respect for her readers' time.

She started the whole navel gazing writer syndrome. Makes Lena Dunham look insightful in comparison. Spoiled entitled mess. I hung out with her and her crew occasionally in the 90s. Entitled druggies living off their parents connections and privileged education. Makes me feel old reading about her. Seems like we were all so young not long ago - but now we’re 50.

Looks like the hard life finally caught up with her. She looks rough. I don’t think people can be such obvious messes today. Cat Marnell was probably the last of that breed.

The fighting, hateful parents are such a 70s thing - think it lead a lot of us down dark roads.

I thought she was/is terminally ill.

What's the point of that article? I gave up 1/3 through it, at best. She's such a CONNE

She's such a self pitying,repulsive little creep. One of those people who do massive damage to the people around them but still view themselves as life's helpless victim. Many of her "traumas " are the type of unpleasant experiences many people have. She strikes me as a psychopath.

Yeah I also recall reading that she was dying...?

She says she has advanced breast cancer and its incurable.

"I have spent my whole life driving people crazy."

At least she knows she's a nuisance.

I re-read some of her newspaper work in the late-80s. She was kinda fierce. Her journalism work actually holds up ... until she got fired for plagiarism, in which the piece in question was never published.

Didn't she fail her law school exam or something like that?

R11, I immediately thought of Cat Marnell when i read this. What is it about her that makes her still have a career? It’s fascinating that anyone listens to anything they say about anything.

"My mother had to take the side entrance into the Random House office building with all the other women."

It's so insane that this was only one generation ago!

R21, Amazon Prime has a series "Good Girls Revolt" about women employees suing Newsweek because women were not allowed to write articles, only research on behalf of the author. In 1970.

I'm not recommending it, having given up after 1 1/2 episodes. Too tedious.

WHO CARES

SHE STILL UGLY

R22 gets our hopes up then dashes them.