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I was there in person and I debated with whether or not I should shout down the guy who basically insulted him for giving what I thought was a great talk. Obvio
by filmgirlcw 4y ago
I was there in person and I debated with whether or not I should shout down the guy who basically insulted him for giving what I thought was a great talk. Obviously, I didn’t (because nothing good would come from making a spectacle like that), but it bothered me that he was insulted for presenting what I thought was a really beautiful and humanizing talk.
I met Ken the day before and he told me he was nervous about his talk. I hope he knows that most of us in the audience really loved what he shared.
- agent281 4y agoYeah, it made me sad because he sort of apologized to the person. Ultimately, Ken doesn't owe anyone anything.
- filmgirlcw 4y agoThat part kind of broke my heart. In retrospect, I should have gone with my gut and shouted “we love you, Ken” after he did that. Because you’re right, he doesn’t owe us anything. And he certainly doesn’t owe us trying to uphold some ideal we have of him that we’ve invented on our own.