The idea of someone saying “Leave me alone” as they tweet rambling diatribes to their one million followers on a public social media platform is...something.

“There’s no human on this planet that doesn’t deserve to have the best life and to be happy and free because you are made in the image of the good Lord, made perfectly just the way you are,” Manning said.

Yeah dude’s obviously got some sort of medical orthorexia going on. He doesn’t look like he’s “taking care of himself”, he looks like he’s killing himself but he knows how to use the right buzzwords to occasionally get praise, attention, or at least not everyone telling him to get to a hospital. Like a sadder worse…

You’re really dedicated to telling all of kinja that you’re a crappy parent. Just snapping up every opportunity to shit your own pants.

“control” their kids? you sound like one of those parenting experts that gets arrested because their kid climbed out the window to escape. stfu. 

You dumb?

Nonsense. As a parent I can attest firsthand and by looking at our friends’ kids that:

I find this take to be offensive bullshit. I know some parents whose kids like Andrew Tate. These people are very involved in their kids lives, and do the best they can to teach their kids good values. They don’t like Andrew Tate any more than you do. The problem is that a certain number of impressionable kids are…

“12,000 pages of encrypted Telegram messages sent by hundreds of War Room members,” in which the roughly 434 members share tactics and discuss results in their quests to seduce, “groom,” and deceive women into doing sex work for them.

It’s main character syndrome at a music show and the TMZ coverage is reinforcing this delusion.

What strikes me as so bizarre about the whole thing is that he’s recording himself with a selfie stick. Putting aside the whole “I paid to see Adele sing, not to see you record yourself singing along to Adele” thing, it just seems so weird that he’s recording himself being overcome with emotion at her music... while…

Maybe this’ll get all those incel fellas to stop talking about “Chads,” ’cause, look.

I visited Iceland recently and we toured a lake where icebergs floated around until they melted down and flowed out to sea to melt further. The lake was filled with smaller bits of ice some of which was hauled into our boat so people could taste it.

I’m not too sure about that. Through the lenses of the women (Peggy, Joan, Betty, and even Sally), Mad Men was just as much about what women had to suffer as it was about how badly men behaved.

[The concert attendee that Adele defended from the stage says that the people behind him who were bothered by his standing could have solved the problem by standing as well.]

Isnt it better to drink a wayward iceberg rather than letting it melt into the sea? Wouldnt it be better to direct ones outrage away from said wayward iceberg cocktail and towards, I dunno, racist mass shooters at the dollar general? Or contrarians supporting facist presidential candidates? I’m lost...

It wasn’t that it was provocative that killed it, it was that it was boring. It felt like I was watching the C plot of a supporting character on another show, except it never cut away to the A plot main character. This could have been an interesting premise and they could have made it as raunchy as they wanted, but it…

Thinking about the Weeknd’s weird plastic surgery face stunt and this together, I’m pretty sure he doesn’t understand subtlety or humour and just thinks shock and transgression are the same thing as art.

I think the cast of this show is delusional. You weren’t cancelled because your character was a douchebag. With the right material and actors, douchebags are great fun to watch. Al Swearengen, Joffrey Baratheon/Lannister, Don Draper, etc..

who wouda thunk that putting two celebrity non-actors in the lead would backfire.