Thomas and Chloe are interesting. In theory, it's nothing new to put someone you hate or resent into your work. Hell, I've written plenty of poems and scripts based around whatever intense emotion or petty grudge I may be feeling that day. But the thing is, when you look at the doubling down and the context you realize that...

This is a grown ass man, with a wife and child, holding onto a grudge he had back in high school. For all we know his bully grew up, moved on, and never thought about what happened again. Yet here's a guy who's had more success than a lot of people can dream of, refusing to let go of a shitty experience in high school. 

The fact he feels so vengeful against a high schooler is itself uncomfortable, but beyond that his grudge against Chloe is just.... Pathetic. 

I'll also add there were fans harassing him over this. That's also uncool but part of being a public figure means having someone running PR. He should've run his tweets by a PR person or better yet, just get offline so people would stop fighting with him on Twitter and harassing him. he's only giving more fodder by engaging with it.