Honestly, my big take away from the "Great Insertion" film, was how she talked a decent amount about how she could/should have faked it and how "nobody would know."
I think clearly she was speaking from a place of nerves, but that makes me think it was a far more genuine Meg than we normally see.
I think it was super telling about how she genuinely feels about this OF stuff in general. We are (or the actual folks who buy her stuff) not an audience for which she is genuinely grateful and feels the need to appease in any way, but an audience that can, at any time of her choosing, be lied to...and we should all be like "yeah cool."
I think clearly she was speaking from a place of nerves, but that makes me think it was a far more genuine Meg than we normally see.
I think it was super telling about how she genuinely feels about this OF stuff in general. We are (or the actual folks who buy her stuff) not an audience for which she is genuinely grateful and feels the need to appease in any way, but an audience that can, at any time of her choosing, be lied to...and we should all be like "yeah cool."