Yes, I know what you mean. But maybe the love and concern that surrounded him countered it?

She's the FIRST one I thought of.

I commend you for the compassionate plan, but you'll be decades too late to fix her, and she'd end up biting all of your hands and stealing the copper piping and any other valuables and hitch-hiking back to civilization to score.

I agree. And I love to rip celebs.

Neither does the bottom.

This reminds me of reading "The Bell Jar" on a rainy day at boarding school.

"The reality that men are greater than the sum of their dick and balls isn't quite as, well, sexy to businesses built on the back of ladies self-doubt."

I know, I know. *sigh* It's my daily battle.

Well, these shows aren't completely fake. But they're definitely heavily structured and manufactured for maximum drama.

Me too. I thought Sybil was the pretty one. I can't STAND Lady Mary.

THIS.

THIS RIGHT HERE.

I'm very sorry for the loss of your father. I've been in your shoes, having lost my father right about this time last year, and having it affect my relationship with my sister. (We're all good now, but it was bad for a while) Grief does weird things.

Not ALL women are trained to seek approval from men. That's not how my mother raised us, and that's not how I'm raising MY daughters. It doesn't have to be that way.

"Waiting for a man to validate you is like getting into an elevator by yourself and hoping someone else will walk in and push a button of the number of the floor you want to go to — you're letting someone else decide how high you want to go."

Love it, except for the nude fabric. I love that her fingernails are natural. And her makeup is, too.

I SHOP AT ALDI.

This is true. Very friendly and happy (even in Manhattan!)

He's disgusting but I love his work. Being able to separate the person from their work is something we all have to work out, to a degree. Because pretty much everyone is reprehensible. Especially artists.

Awww, you beat me to it.