Austin Butler 🧎‍♀️ @mgopinoon - Tumblr Blog

I would love to go back and experience this day for the first time all over again lol 😄

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Here is the allegedly rumor from facebook that anon mentioned, tbh looks super fake he’s been everywhere but there. Not even deux has dared to mention him (thank God🙏🏻), the source it’s literally “source= believe me”.

Apparently, I’ve been blocked 😂😂, but I guess the lack of content makes some people start making up stories. I’d rather not get caught up in that.

did you see the gossip from that Facebook page? i think it’s “celebrity time” with random numbers lol

Honestly, I don’t really use Facebook, so I have no idea what’s going on over there 😂. I’m more of an Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Tumblr person.

Since you were talking about the World Cup, who are you expecting to win? I think the only Latin team now is Argentina.

Girl, honestly I want anyone to win except Argentina 😂😂. They may be my neighbors and all, but what the whole world is seeing now about FIFA’s favoritism toward them is something I’ve experienced since I was a kid watching Chile vs. Argentina. Believe me, almost no Latin American country wants Argentina to win. Anyway, getting back to the point, I’m rooting for France to win the World Cup just because of Mbappé.

P.S. They just scored, and they officially ruined my night. 😭

I watched it too, but it made kinda mad the attitude of Harry Kane and specifically Jude, all the game he spent the time trying to buy yellow cards with the referee🙄 he even winked his eye at him! There was one time where the two England players threw to the floor Memote, and once again the referee did nothing. Jude and Harry were complaining about everything with the referee to make time, but okay… well deserved, I guess.

I feel like the refereeing at this World Cup has been one of the biggest talking points, and yesterday’s match only added to that discussion. In my opinion, there have been too many inconsistent decisions. Sometimes VAR gets involved, other times it doesn’t in very similar situations. Some matches get a lot of added time, while others seem to end much sooner. As a fan, that makes it harder for me to trust the officiating.

On top of that, I thought Trump’s comments about his relationship with FIFA and the tournament were completely inappropriate. In my view, no politician should be involved in a way that makes people question the integrity of a sporting competition. Football should be decided on the pitch, not anywhere else.

Today it’s the United States against Belgium, and yes, I’ll be cheering for Belgium. Sorry to my American friends—I truly have nothing against you or your national team. This isn’t personal. I just believe football deserves fairness, and no politician should ever have the power to influence a tournament like this.

If the United States ends up winning after everything that has surrounded this World Cup, I’ll personally find it very difficult to believe that everything was completely transparent. That’s simply the feeling this tournament has given me. I honestly hope I’m wrong, because football deserves credibility, not controversy.

for me it was over when they were trying over and over the same strategy to score when it was obvious it wasn’t working, even the goalkeeper from mexico had to go to help them😭…

I think one of the biggest turning points in the match was England’s second goal because it came just a minute after the first one. That was a huge blow for Mexico. On top of that, the penalty made things even more difficult.

Honestly, I believe that if the penalty hadn’t happened, Mexico would have had a real chance to come back or at least equalize and take the game to a penalty shootout.

As for the goalkeeper going up into the box near the end, I know a lot of people questioned it, but that’s actually a common tactic when a team is desperately chasing an equalizer. If England had scored into the empty net, it wouldn’t have made much difference because Mexico would still have been eliminated. But having the goalkeeper in the box gave Mexico one more chance to score, whether through a header or by creating chaos in the area.

Unfortunately, it didn’t work out, but I think it was the right decision given the situation.

England played a great match, and so did Mexico. The difference is that England has incredibly talented players, and when they attack, they do it with real quality. That’s what made the match so difficult.

I really hoped Mexico would be able to tie the game up, but once England realized it was better to defend over chasing more points, I knew it was over. They brought out their tallest guys as subs to make sure that ball wasn’t going in.

Honestly, I think if there had been five more minutes, Mexico would have found the equalizer.

England also brought on some incredibly tall players. Bellingham looked like he was two meters tall, along with another blond player whose name I can’t remember right now. It made things really difficult from a physical standpoint.

I completely understand why Mexican fans are frustrated because they genuinely played a great match. But that’s football—sometimes you play really well and it’s still not enough.

I’m a huge football fan, and I support a club that definitely isn’t known for winning all the time, so I know what it’s like to suffer because of this sport. Sometimes I try to distance myself from it so I don’t get too emotionally invested, but it’s impossible. And watching Chile lately hasn’t helped either. We’re not even in the World Cup this time, and unfortunately that’s because we’ve been playing poorly for several years. We had an incredible golden generation, but Chilean football is going through a very difficult period right now.

That’s why I think Mexico can still leave this tournament with their heads held high. They proved they can play excellent football, and personally, I think this is one of the best Mexican national teams I’ve seen in a World Cup or even in a Copa América.

girl, mexico lost last night 🥺💔

Yeah, yesterday was a rough day for my favorites. I was hoping Brazil and Mexico would win, but it just wasn’t their day.

That said, Mexico played really well. I honestly haven’t seen them perform at that level in a long time, so regardless of the result, they should be proud because they gave everything they had. Sometimes football just doesn’t go your way.

At this point, I have no idea who will end up winning. With all the noise surrounding Trump’s involvement in the tournament, I feel like this World Cup has been losing some of its credibility.

The only team I’m still rooting for is France. But honestly, at this point, anyone can win… except Argentina. Sorry to the Argentinians—it’s nothing personal. I’ve just always felt that, historically, they’ve often been on the receiving end of favorable decisions in major tournaments.

#austin butler

Why are people still bringing up that nepobaby? They could've lived together, sure, but did we forget she called the paps on them to HER OWN HOUSE many times and has since stopped doing it with her new bf? She was not a good person and probably treated him like a prop.

Girl, I think you all probably know by now that if there was anyone who never supported that relationship, it was me. 😂 I never liked Kaia, and yes, I was happy when they broke up.

But at the end of the day, it’s part of Austin’s story, so if people ask me about that period, I’ll answer. Otherwise, I wouldn’t even bring it up.

From what I’ve seen, she still seems to love the paparazzi. At least that’s how it looks to me. Whether she’s still relevant or not, I honestly don’t really care. Personally, she was never someone I liked, and I feel like she’s always trying to stay relevant—but that’s just my opinion.

So if you want, we can just leave the topic here. 😂 I’ve noticed it bothers some people, and honestly, I’m not in the mood to get into arguments about it today. I only bring it up because people ask me.

Well, they never explicitly stated that they lived together, but I am quite certain that when they were not away for work, they did. Remember how, a few months after they “officially broke up,” she organized one of those online book club meetings from the same place, and the shelves were quite empty?

My logic is that if you’re not living in someone’s place, you wouldn’t leave all your books and organize them on their shelves.

I’m just saying, I might be mistaken.

Yeah, I remember that too.

Personally, I also think they probably lived together for a good part of their relationship. But it’s important to remember that an actor’s lifestyle is very different from most people’s. Austin started getting a lot of projects, and like many actors, he was constantly traveling. They often spend months filming in different countries and end up living in hotels or temporary apartments more than in their own homes.

So my guess is that whenever they were in the same city, they probably spent most of their time living together, which is pretty common in adult relationships. That said, Austin still had his own house. We don’t know whether he rented it out, planned to sell it, or simply kept it while spending more time at Kaia’s place. What we do know is that the house that was burglarized belonged to him.

So while there was never any official confirmation that they lived together, there were quite a few public signs suggesting they shared a lot of their time—and likely the same living space. Of course, we’ll never know exactly how they arranged things, but personally, I do think they lived together for quite a while.

Did they actually live together? Some said they did, others say they didnt. I do remember hearing his house was broken into, the house he had before he bought his current one from Brad Pitt. So, is that the house they lived in? Isn't she back at her parents' place? Which isnt bad, Im sure their home is huge.

As far as we know, Austin did have his own house in Los Angeles after his relationship with Vanessa ended. Later, Kaia bought a house, and based on what was publicly seen, he seemed to spend a lot of time there. We don’t know whether they officially lived together full-time, whether he stayed there only occasionally, or whether they simply split their time between both homes. That’s something we’ll probably never know for sure.

What we do know is that several of Austin’s interviews were filmed from Kaia’s house. There was even a Zoom interview where the background matched Kaia’s apartment in New York. When she later sold that apartment, fans recognized many of the same pieces of furniture and decorations.

Something similar happened with her book club content. In some of her videos and posts, people recognized items in the background that had previously been associated with Austin. That’s why many fans believed they were spending a significant amount of time together.

After the breakup, Austin still had his own house. His parents don’t live in Los Angeles, so he didn’t move back in with them or anything like that. The house that was burglarized was that original home, before he later purchased Brad Pitt’s former house.

He later bought Brad Pitt’s former property. That said, we don’t know whether he bought it to live in, as an investment, or for another purpose. People at that level of wealth often own multiple homes, so it’s difficult to draw conclusions.

So, while it does seem that there was a period when Austin spent a lot of time at Kaia’s house—even filming interviews there—that part is supported by what was publicly seen. What we don’t know is how they actually arranged their living situation or whether they ever officially lived together full-time.

“Personally, I don't think it's healthy that a 35 yo man hasn't been in a serious relationship for so long.”

Um, that’s a pretty confident conclusion based on…what exactly? 😂 Being 35 and single isn’t a psychological diagnosis- actually for both men or women. People stay single for all kinds of reasons. they prioritize their career or education, spend time healing from past relationships, healing their trauma, have caregiving responsibilities, are focused on personal growth, are simply more selective about compatibility, or they just haven’t met the right person yet. The list goes on 🤦‍♀️ None of those things are inherently unhealthy.

If anything, it would be MORE concerning and a red flag when someone jumps from relationship to relationship because they can’t be alone and aren’t healed. The quality of your relationships says a lot more than your relationship status ever will. 🤷‍♀️

I’d also argue that someone who is comfortable staying single long enough to work on themselves is probably in a much healthier place than someone who can’t be alone and goes from one relationship to the next.

I completely agree with you.

Personally, I don't think it's healthy that a 35 yo man hasn't been in a serious relationship for so long. I don't consider Kaia a serious relationship at all, because I think it was just PR, they hardly spent any time together and he clearly despised her.

This is incredibly wrong in so many ways.

Whether you like it or not (I don’t), his relationship with Kaia was real and serious. You can’t rewrite someone’s life to fit your own narrative. They were together for three years, lived together, and shared a significant part of their lives. What the public saw was only a fraction of their relationship.

Secondly, there’s nothing wrong with being single. Based on when they publicly announced their breakup, it’s only been about a year and a half. And please, don’t try to play Detective Gadget here; nobody knows exactly when the relationship actually ended. Even if he stays single for another five years, that’s perfectly normal. Being single isn’t a flaw, and the pressure to find a partner as quickly as possible is exactly what leads many people to end up with the wrong person or get married for the wrong reasons. So let him be.

Yeah, and I think most of us here were never really fans of Kaia. I wasn’t either, and I’ve always been very critical of that relationship. But that doesn’t mean we can say it was fake, because the truth is, we simply don’t know. None of us was there.

They were together for quite a while, so they obviously had a relationship. Now, whether it looked unhealthy or strange from the outside is a different conversation. We only see a tiny fraction of their lives. We don’t know what their relationship was like in private, how they treated each other, how much time they spent together, or what they actually felt.

Personally, I never thought Kaia was the right person for Austin, and I still feel that way. But that doesn’t mean I believe the relationship itself wasn’t real. We simply don’t know.

And regarding age, I completely agree with you. Why is there so much pressure for everything to happen before you’re 30? If someone wants to get married at 40, 50, or even 60, what’s the problem? There isn’t one correct timeline for life.

In fact, I think that social pressure does a lot of damage. Many people feel like they have to meet certain milestones, so they end up building a life with someone who may not actually be the right person. Then come unhappy relationships, divorces, and children growing up in difficult situations.

To me, it’s much healthier to get to know yourself, enjoy your life, grow as a person, and wait until you meet someone you’re truly compatible with.

I’ve never understood why being single is treated like something negative. I even ask myself that in my own life. Whenever I say I’m single, someone immediately says, “I should introduce you to someone,” or “How are you still single?” Why? I’m happy, I’m at peace, and I like the stage of life I’m in.

Why should being single, focusing on yourself, and making yourself a priority be seen as a problem? I think that fear of being single is exactly what leads to comments like the ones people make about Austin—as if reaching a certain age automatically means you have to be in a relationship. Personally, I think that’s a very outdated mindset.

“I don't think it's healthy that a 35 yo man hasn't been in a serious relationship for so long”

Wtf? Since when did whether or not you’re in a relationship have to do with your age? There are people who have been single for YEARS and there’s literally nothing wrong with that? For example, Lenny Kravitz hasn’t been in a serious relationship in over a decade and he’s now in his 60s, and Jennifer Aniston just got in a new relationship after being single since 2017 and she’s in her late 50s.

At this point people are just saying stuff to say stuff. Him being 35 and not in a serious relationship is FINE. it’s better for him to take his time in finding the right person rather than dating someone just to please someone else.

Also saying that other people are able to maintain a family life while still working is simply unfair. You can’t compare someone else’s life to Austin’s life because not everyone works the same.

Now on top of all of that, it simply isn’t our business. I don’t care if it takes him 7 more years to find a partner, it’s HIS life. And people simply need to stop dissecting it like it’s a project.

I think that’s one of society’s biggest problems: the idea that there’s a timeline everyone is supposed to follow, and if you don’t, somehow you’re falling behind or failing.

I think that mindset causes existential crises for a lot of people. It certainly has for me at times. It’s so easy to compare your life to the expectations society places on people your age.

From the time we’re young, we’re taught the same path: finish school, go to college, find a partner, get married, have children, build a family, and establish your career. And somehow, all of that is supposed to happen between your twenties and your early thirties.

So when someone turns 30 and they’re still single, people act like “they missed the train” or that it’s somehow too late to find love. And I always think… what year are we living in? Times have changed.

Today, a lot of people have different priorities. Some want to travel, some want to focus on their careers, and others simply enjoy being independent. Some people don’t want to get married or have children at all, and that’s completely valid. Happiness doesn’t look the same for everyone.

Why should everyone have to follow exactly the same path? Who decided that being in a relationship, getting married, and having children before 30 is the only definition of success or happiness? Personally, I think that’s a very outdated way of thinking.

And, as I’ve said before, we’re only spectators of Austin’s life. We don’t really know what he wants, what his priorities are, or what he’s going through right now. We can have opinions, but in the end we’re only seeing a very small part of the picture. That’s why I don’t agree when people assume that just because someone reaches a certain age, they “should” already be married or starting a family.

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