Creator of HBO's hit series Girls, Season 3 currently airs on Sundays at 10, Lena Dunham isn't afraid to let people know how she feels about their relationship. Maybe it comes from being able to dictate people's actions on paper, but she has no problem giving total strangers feedback. That is how she got into her current feud with Rihanna. Now she is voicing her opinion about Dylan Farrow's accusations that Woody Allen molested her as a child. But god forbid you mention to Lena that she needs to lose a little weight before she parades her fat butt around on television, because she'll bite your head off.
Lena Dunham can't help herself, she is young enough to believe people want to hear her opinion, and smart enough to have an opinion on everything, so she is virtually doomed for now.
Where many in Hollywood have decided to tread lightly, afraid to rush to conclusions regarding the inner dynamic of a broken family that has been as divided as North and South Korea for years, Dunham boldly stomps.
Fed up with people's lack of outrage over sexual abuse, though it is hard to track the pro-sexual abuse crowd, Dunham took to Twitter to chastise anyone who doubted the recollection of a seven year old who has been raised by an embittered mother for years (via Penn Live):
"In wake of Dylan's letter I've noticed a lot of guys obsessed with the idea of being falsely accused... As if you would just be walking down the street one day, get accused of assault or sexual misconduct, and suddenly life would derail... there have, of course, been plenty of terrible and unjust cases in the past...[But] most victims NEVER speak up...Most never fell they can."
Not only does Lena clearly believe that Woody Allen is a child molester, she also recently commented that she finds Rihanna and Chris Brown's relationship disgusting:
"She's had this amazing career and then she gets back together with Chris Brown and posts a million picture of them smoking marijuana together in bed. And it cracks my heart in half."
At least it didn't break her jaw.
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