The stunning androgynous beauty of Naomi and Liev’s son Sasha

[quote]We packed and unpacked, stacked and color coded. We walked and walked, woke up early with excitement. Then we shopped and shopped, and sometimes fought about stupid stuff... We laughed, we cried, I had a few extra secret cries and maybe some not so private ones. We hugged a lot. We built things, we talked to robots, we ate good food. We got lost a bunch. We met so many great people. We had deep talks mixed in with a few fart jokes... 🤣 then gave advice about how the world works. But then remembered: he's got this!! He did it!! He dreamed big and worked really hard for something wonderful. Go @sashapeteschreiber – we love you so much.

The Frau jumped out.

I wonder if he’s on the spectrum, he has the eyes

Panguins.

That huge Cafe Bustelo container in the second to last photo made my bussy twitch. Pass on the guys, though.

I laughed at the photo of the drawer with all his t-shirts neatly folded.

Dear fucking god.

What IS that . . . [italic]thing[/italic] . . . in OP’s post?

Qui était cette cunt?

[bold]WHORE[/bold]

[quote]He looks like a male version of Princess Diana.

Yeah. The version rotting in the crypt.

you gotta be kidding 😳

[quote] The Frau jumped out.

Yeah, well, only mom the struggles, heartache and tribulation it took to get him there. Money undoubtedly helps but it isn't the only thing.

Lol, back in ‘85 my folks pretty much dropped me off and drove away. Mom turned my bedroom into her own personal hobby center within a month.

That is not a well-proportioned face. Liev's facial features fucked him over completely.

What is Liev's real hair color?

Meant Sasha's real hair color?

[quote] Qui était cette cunt?

I thought I was the only one who remembered Deb Messing’s trip to Haiti.

This kid would not get special attention in Weho.

You folks are mean. He's tall and thin and rich and well, is he blond? I think he will grow into his looks when he gets more masculine later in his 20s. Also has hints of big dick face.

Do I see a dildo?..

"Stunning" is doing a lot of work here.

How about brave. R18?

It’s quite touching that Naomi has bought into the U$C marketing. If only she understood…

R10 my dad didn’t even make trip! He said you’re good—go and enjoy. My mom drove the 6 hours up to the Bay—told me have fun—-and drove the 6 hours back home. The end.

Wait until the SAEs get a hold of him…

What’s “SAEs”, precious? What’s “SAEs”?

Is everybody gay?

For r23. This was filmed at Usc

[quote]I wonder if he’s on the spectrum, he has the eyes

Yes, he is. He also has narcissistic personality disorder. He inherited his mental issues from his parents who were diagnosed as co-dependent in the 80s.

Did the trans one skip college?

R10, my parents turned my bedroom into an exercise room they never once used—a bike and weights. This was in 1985 as well!

Enough of the cynicism. It's a big day in a kid's life.

My parents never even visited my college and it was only five hours away. They did spring for me to have a private room, so I’ll take that over them visiting.

R27, This one is the oldest.

I think he's cute.

[quote]stunning

OP is confused and meant to use the descriptive 'stupefying.'

They shop at Target. Stars: They’re just like us….

I think in 10-15 years the kid’ll be handsome. Just needs to get a little more masculine looking.

He’s going to USC school of Dramatic Art? Looking to get into the family business, I suppose. I wonder if he’ll go the distance or drop out and start acting soon.

I bet Naomi and Liev just bawled on the drive home. Can’t hate on these photos, he’s got supportive parents who obviously adore him. Lucky kid.

[quote] Just needs to get a little more masculine looking.

I hope not.

I think he's cute, too. What's androgynous about him?

[quote]OP is confused and meant to use the descriptive 'stupefying.'

*This* is stupefying...

The pictures are sweet though they seem a bit over-sharey. It commendable the the parents have the kind of relationship that permits them to get together for their son like this. I think it's also commendable that he's going the dorm route, as opposed to the rich parents buying him a just-off campus condo (like Reese Witherspoon did for her son).

Naomi looks great, relaxed, makeup free and it looks like she hasn't had much if any facial work done. I thought full-faced Liev was one of those who'd get heavier with age, but he looks good, too.

I can't wait to see JLo hauling her first to college.

R5 I did, too. Wouldn’t surprise me if they’re all just thrown in there in a month. Forget about neat little T-shirt rolls, just shove ‘em in there!

Just to represent for the kids whose parents didn't just drop them off like a hot rock...or visit them...or turn their room into a sewing room...my parents didn't do any of those things. Where did you sleep when you came home on vacations or holidays? Were your parents assholes? They never visited you, in four years?

I think he's cute in some of those photos.

Whenever I see parents taking their kids to college, it always touches me. Leaving the nest after 18 years - blah, blah.

It's a really emotional time for the parents.

The kids? A little bit - but they get over it in a couple of days. I know I did.

Holding hands with the dad was a little strange.

R42 - I think it's cute and touching. Nice to see adult father and son affection.

Liev is into this, too. I think the roommates are nerd cute.

I’ll pass on Ms. Androgyne, but I’d risk it all for a roll in the hay with dad.

That is not like any dorm room I've ever seen (at least at r44's link).

University of Spoiled Children

Bait for the MAGA trans haters

Stunning beauty? Without Slim Shady’s hair colour he’d be totally anonymous.

Jesus H. Cristo-Bendito, r46. Did you last see a dorm suite in 1988?

Thanks for being instructive, though.

Enhh..

[quote]Holding hands with the dad was a little strange.

Holding hands with the dad was a little staged.

There, R42. Fixed that for you.

[quote]Just to represent for the kids whose parents didn't just drop them off like a hot rock...or visit them...or turn their room into a sewing room...my parents didn't do any of those things. Where did you sleep when you came home on vacations or holidays? Were your parents assholes? They never visited you, in four years?

You have to remember this is DL, where so many posters had miserable relationships with their parents and were more often than not estranged from them eventually. And they've carried that baggage for the rest of their lives. Why do you think we have so many bitter, nasty misanthropes here?

He’d look much better with dark hair. Or, you know, his real hair color.

R43 To me it seems like an example of the infantalization of young adults. It would be cute and touching to me if he was a child.

[quote]You have to remember this is DL, where so many posters had miserable relationships with their parents and were more often than not estranged from them eventually. And they've carried that baggage for the rest of their lives. Why do you think we have so many bitter, nasty misanthropes here?

Bitter Frau R53 has never known the touch of a man.

Where did you sleep when you came home on vacations or holidays? *In my old bed.*

Were your parents assholes? *They love me, unconditionally.*

They never visited you, in four years? They came several times. *My mom would make batches of her chili (secret ingredient: Kahlúa) and bring it to my fraternity brothers. My dad cried at my graduation —and told me how proud he was.*

R21 There were people who posted their mom turned their bedroom into a room for herself, as soon as they left for college, whose parents never visited them for four years, etc. That wasn't you.

But you made a point of saying (comparing to Naomi Watts and this situation) your mom drove you to college for six hours, dropped you off, said "have fun" then drove six hours back. I misunderstood, or I guess I don't know what you were trying to say.

These people came from New York (?) -- I don't know much about them, she had posted the son's high school graduation ceremony in New York (when I scrolled through her Instagram).

It's a bigger deal to drop off your kid far away from where you live, than closer. I would expect them to hang out. And they have the money.

I don't remember what my folks did when they took me to college (around 8-10 hours drive from home). They did visit several times. I feel bad if people's parents didn't take a lot of interest in them but I'd say that was unusual, as parents go.

R55 - well, to me a 17 or 18 year old is still a child. It was potentially a staged photo to capture a moment as others have maintained above. Father still loosely holding his son's hand as he goes out into the world.

I still think it is touching and a moment they want to remember - and a better photo of just a crowded group shot in a dorm room.

Side note - isn't the area around USC still awful? I've been only once about 4 years ago and I was like - fucking no way would I go to school here. Really run down and didn't seem safe.

I went to Columbia - but at least it's on a hill, has gates, and it is NYC where subway is right there and people are out on the streets day and night. There? Run down and nobody walking around.

Considering it is a school of choice among SoCal elite - I don't understand it.

Hi Sasha. Welcome to Datalounge.

It’s a rough place.

[quote] He dreamed big and worked really hard for something wonderful

USC?

r56 I've known the touch of many men. You can't deny that many DLers come from horrid familial backgrounds and that played a big role in why they're so bitter and fucked up. Every third post in any thread that has to do with family has some kind of horror story.

[quote]To me it seems like an example of the infantalization of young adults. It would be cute and touching to me if he was a child.

This is normal father/son behavior. Again, many DLers would have no idea what that is.

A tremendous achievement for the son of two famous actors to be accepted at USC School of Dramatic Arts.

It's a bigger deal to drop off your kid far away from where you live, than closer.

Er, no. They’re Hollywood celebrities, dropping their kid at USUCK! I guess it’s a big deal only if you’re afraid of the Harbor Freeway.

R62 It must be generational, then, because I can't think of any dad I grew up around, or my dad--or any of the 18 year olds, I knew, or me, for that matter--walking down the street holding hands with each other.

[R55] - well, to me a 17 or 18 year old is still a child.

You can't be a child forever. An 18 year old is usually considered a young adult. Or was, up until recently, anyway.

Obviously there are degrees of childhood, it's not just one big childhood where you don't go through stages of behavior and changes as you become closer to becoming an adult.

I was affectionate with my father, we hugged, kissed on the cheek sometime. We just didn't walk down the street in public holding hands. If that's really unusual and you all held hands with your fathers, okay, fine.

Of the five “best” major universities in California, that’s the last one I’d want to know well.

(This was the last thing I expected to be called out on, actually.)

R66 He's going to be majoring in, what? Theatre? Film? Which of the California would be best for that? I don't know that much about it. UCLA?

Anybody can get into USC. Joey Fucking Lawrence got into USC and he's retarded.

[quote] I don't know that much about it. UCLA?

Well, let's see. It's been a million years. I might have to check my pictures. We all lived on the tenth floor in Dykstra. There was Roy Suckaboo, Diana Basta, Diane Sherman, the other Diane Sherman and this gal named Smeeda.

Not “anybody”

It’s good for the film “crafts”—directing writing, etc.… and for sports. They also have a pretty good English dept. Not much else—they do think very highly of themselves among the LA “elite,” but folks know better. More broadly, they’re only the 3rd best university in the County! As always YMMV.

R65 - I think it's still not common, but more acceptable in this generation and I'm fine with that.

No way in hell would my dad have hold my hand at that age - and I wouldn't want it because I wouldn't want people to see it. (Although my dad was very affectionate - as was my mom)

But hopefully we've moved on from some of that bull.

I really wish I could have been more friends with my parents - but there was such a huge generation gap for so many of us, it just wasn't possible. They were from different worlds and how they grew up in the 50s and early 60s had zero applicability with the 80s and 90s.

Funnily enough, my parents grew up in depression and world war—yet they taught us a lot of lessons valuable for the 70s and 80s.

What’s androgynous about him? I don’t see it.

Is the Felix Chevrolet dealership with the big neon Felix the Cat sign still over by USC?

He's not stunning, beautiful or androgynous.

Dollface thread!

Don’t forget the Shrine! Architecture better than a tugging in the USC campus.

*anything

I also did some tugging in ‘SC bathrooms here and there. Fratty boys did get nasty😉

R78 Thanks, great commercial!

I've always liked Liev and Naomi.

Triple header: An ugly campus next to a car dealer next to an auditorium for guys in fezes! I love LA!

[quote] Also has hints of big dick face.

If it's anything like his dad's he probably is well-hung.

[Quote] Anybody can get into USC.

Well, not ANYBODY.

She did get in!

[Quote] I've always liked Liev and Naomi.

I’ve always liked Naomi.

Dad is a raging ziono as is the trans kid. “She” isn’t just passively pro-Israel, she’s rabidly anti-Palestinian.

Yes r86 but how?

At usc that’s not the point! ¿Comprende?

FFS, r53, I’m not bitter. I shrugged my shoulders and thought it was kind of funny. I moved into an apartment with a couple of roommates after my first year in the dorm.

So did I but I still went home on vacations and holidays.

I think he's good looking and I bet in a few years he will be very handsome. Honestly no wonder most of you bitches are alone. What high standards you have.

He’d barely make the median on Fraternity Row.

Some other shots. The chest is...different.

Has stepfather Billy Crudup weighed in?

Why is his middle name Pete and not Peter?

Why is his first name Sasha? That's also a diminutive/nickname (of Alexander).

I know it's my age, and I like looking at people's Instagram posts about their families, their personal lives, etc. But since I grew up in a different time, when you really kept it mostly to yourself, it still seems weird, to me.

[quote] We packed and unpacked, stacked and color coded. We walked and walked, woke up early with excitement. Then we shopped and shopped, and sometimes fought about stupid stuff... We laughed, we cried, I had a few extra secret cries and maybe some not so private ones. We hugged a lot. We built things, we talked to robots, we ate good food. We got lost a bunch. We met so many great people. We had deep talks mixed in with a few fart jokes... 🤣 then gave advice about how the world works. But then remembered: he's got this!! He did it!! He dreamed big and worked really hard for something wonderful. Go @sashapeteschreiber – we love you so much. #usc

Doesn't sharing your private moments and family triumphs with the world diminish them, somehow? Make them less special to you, since they're family memories? Dos the world need to know everything, see in your dresser drawers? I accept it, but I still find sharing everything weird.

This hothouse flower would thrive better in an exclusive university like Oberlin, Bennington... or somewhere in Europe. But I doubt they have the grades for that.

R97 It is beyond weird. An American nightmare mother inhabiting the corpus of a formerly OK Aussie.

Oh, wait! 😵‍💫 it is another Nicole Kidman production!

Funny that..the Cruise-Kidman children weren’t even U$C worthy …what a world!

R98 Bennington? Bennington —and the bugs —would eat him alive!

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