That’s why it’s important to recognize what a toxic relationship looks like… and how smart people get caught up in them. And it was hardly as though Smythe were some naive thing, some babe lost in the woods who was just too pure, innocent or oblivious to recognize Shkreli for the posturing, entitled, faux-alpha-male-fronting, wannabe edgelord he is.īut anyone - men, women and non-binary folks alike - who’ve experienced toxic or abusive relationships can tell you exactly how easy it can be to get sucked in by people like this. It seems almost comically absurd how could anyone fall for this bullshit? It was hardly as though Shkreli’s trolling, stalking and harassment were going under the radar - especially considering how frequently he targeted other female journalists. People wanted to know how the hell someone who actually had a brain in her head would be willing to not just give up everything in her life, but freeze her eggs… all for a guy who she was never intimate with and who - plot twist - ghosted her from prison and dumped her via a statement to the press. It’s the sort of story designed to set segments of Twitter on fire a professional woman throwing away her entire life for someone who stalked and harassed numerous other journalists, raised the price of life-saving anti-parasitic medicine by 5000% and famously disrespected the Wu-Tang Clan. And, in the process, inspired an insufferable number of “Joker/Harley Quinn” comparisons. The article detailed how Smythe, a respected and experienced reporter for Bloomberg News tossed aside her entire life - her husband, her career, her credibility - for notorious securities fraudster and Big Pharma price-gouger Martin Shkreli.

Your goal is to avoid being that person.” On December 20, 2020, when Elle published their long-form piece, “ The Journalist and The Pharma Bro“, Christie Smythe became The Main Character of the Internet. Wu-Tang Clan is teaming up with Nas for the “NY State of Mind” Tour, the most anticipated hip hop tour of the decade, and they’re bringing it to about two dozen cities across America in the coming months! Want to catch these two groundbreaking artists on stage together and performing songs like “Wu-Tang Clan,” “The World Is Yours,” “Protect Ya Neck,” and “It Ain’t Hard to Tell?” Then you’ve come to the right place – although there’s no time to waste.There’s a joke on Twitter - in that “ha ha but no, seriously” sense - that goes “every day one person becomes the main character on the Internet.

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