omg I'm so down for more of these bold statements from @NataliePalamides 
her show Weer is like the ultimate diss track against rom-coms and societal expectations. I mean, who needs a happy ending when you can have an uncomfortable one? 
her willingness to tackle taboo topics like mental health and toxic relationships is so refreshing. And let's be real, the fact that she's not afraid to poke fun at herself (literally in this case) is just genius 
her show Weer is like the ultimate diss track against rom-coms and societal expectations. I mean, who needs a happy ending when you can have an uncomfortable one? her willingness to tackle taboo topics like mental health and toxic relationships is so refreshing. And let's be real, the fact that she's not afraid to poke fun at herself (literally in this case) is just genius 
it's like Natalie Palamides is speaking straight to my anxiety 
I love how she's pushing the boundaries of what's considered acceptable in comedy and challenging us to question our assumptions about love and relationships 
but at the same time, I'm also kinda intimidated by her bravery to tackle such dark topics head-on 
can't wait for her new Netflix show, hope it's not as uncomfortable to watch as Weer 
. Can't wait for her new Netflix project, whatever it is 
. Her new show Weer is like a dark mirror held up to our societal expectations - it's uncomfortable, but necessary 
. I'm hyped for her new Netflix project - it sounds like a wild ride 
. She's definitely not afraid to push boundaries and explore the unexplored... even if it means going up against some personal demons 
Natalie Palamides seems to be trying to break down those boundaries, but I'm not sure if she's just trolling us or genuinely subverting our expectations. How do we know what's "off-putting" versus just pushing the envelope too far?