Maybe if they pop on a little more they’ll become invisible and we will never have to hear about either of them again.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARK! You sir are a national treasure!

Yeah that stressed me out, I thought I'd been spelling it wrong personally

Why a "[sic]" for "pores" there? That's the correct usage.

Mustard is the greatest condiment ever. I have six kinds on-hand at the moment and I use them alllllllll!

She's a girl. A girl. not a woman. Can we stop doing this thing where we act like black children are adults and white adults are children. B/c that happens way too much.

And there it is.

I'm not second-guessing her so you can step RIGHT off of that.

But while graciousness is a positive thing, why is it always expected and applauded from women or girls? Why is it that when a male sports star throws an elbow, it's seen as showing that he's tough and won't take crap but a female looks harsh?

You are like the Eeyore of commenters. I know that women are taught to be nice, but this isn't an example of a girl silencing herself to keep sweet, this is an example of a girl standing up and being the bigger, more gracious person to a grown-ass man who insulted her. This is what you call GRACE.

TRULY. I want her blowing up my newsfeed on the daily.

Not me. If anything, the fact that she's having to do what women so often have to do, be conciliatory or gracious in the face of bullshit, shows that her training to be a sports celebrity has already started.

How does she "know he didn't mean it in that type of way" and why does that matter?

"I know a lot of people get tired of like seeing me on TV ".

Yeah but my house has one major advantage over Kylie Jenner's: no Kardashians or Jenners live in my house.

I'm 31, with a master's degree, my husband is finishing up his PhD, we have a child, and we live in a 2 bedroom apartment. The American dream is dead.

OMG.

I explained a bit down below but its still in the greys.

Will someone actually be fucked gently with a chainsaw?

His kinks actually sound so boring and commonplace that they border on stereotype, really.