It accurately describes how you feel, though. The days after giving birth is a haze, but the one thing I remember with clarity is how AWESOME it felt to be able to get out of bed like a normal person and not roll out bed like a whale carcass being pushed out to sea

This Jlaw thing is bugging the shit out of me. You can’t be “offended” that people thought it was unfair that you were not wearing weather appropriate clothes while your male counterparts are. You can’t be so obtuse as to not realize the optics of that photo, a photo without context. And you can’t call it sexist you…

JL is:

Yes, she’s getting all the roles that are supposed to be for older women, I know she is not casting herself but is annoying still because she can’t act.

Honestly, I just thought of all the women that are “required” to wear revealing, uncomfortable, and/or impractical clothing as term of employment/education while male counterparts have much more lax or nonexistence rules. Whether it required nylons and pumps, orange hot pants, or turtleneck prom dresses, it seems to…

I mean, this is fairly standard for Hollywood, women expected to put a ton of effort into their looks and the men can slide on buy because real genius can’t be stage-managed or some bullshit.

Ugh, like, why are we causing so much drama over this? That’s like, her most comfortable going out dress and she could toottttaaallly, like, run a marathon in those heels. This is why she hangs out with the boys. So. Much. Drama.

internalized mysoginy. Maybe. Most likely. She values looking hot over being warm because growing up in a society that values the hotness of a woman over their say, survival, has warped pretty much all of us...

Nah you can lick her yeasty ass all you want. Re when she scratched her butt on sacred ground and never apologized?!

I tell my son to just take it with him and if he doesn’t want to wear it he can but it in his backpack. I’m pretty sure he puts it on when I’m not around to see.

What’s bad about it is when women are constantly expected to put being sexxxxy above their own comfort. I don’t blame women for their choices but their choices are never made in a vacuum.

I’m glad to hear it was her choice to be cold. I’m rolling my eyes that she’s “offended.” If we know anything about Hollywood, especially post-Weinstein, it’s how shitty things are for women. So to me, “Did someone make you stand out there and freeze?!” doesn’t sound like that far-fetched a concern? Especially in an…

so, she shouldn’t have to dress down just because her male counterparts decide to be more casual. the real problem is that a lot of these celeb guys think it’s okay to show up to a red carpet even in jeans and a t-shirt. it’s disrespectful to the women who show up dressed to the nines and to the film/show they are…

This is part of Adam Sandler’s and Kevin James’s job. This is a work event, and that’s how they dressed. How unbelievably unprofessional.

My beef with the dress is that even if the weather was nice, the men were so mismatched with her on wardrobe. They couldn’t have dressed up? She couldn’t have dressed down?

I believe they genuinely don’t mind the help from the Russians. The true MAGA believers think the Russians actually want to help make America great again, an idea that doesn’t stand up to any sort of intellectual scrutiny, much like the idea that Trump actually wants to do the same.

A lot of these people will only dig in deeper as more of this comes out because despite the sophistication of what the Russians did, the average person does not and cannot admit to being wrong or fooled.

Yes, she’s in an interracial marriage and has Black children. That doesn’t automatically make anyone an ally, let alone a vocal one.

The Canadian version is happening to my dad. He worked for the provincially-owned power company for 27 years, his only employer. He retired with a lump sum of a 7-fiure pension. His wife, a former OPP officer (who got run out due to constant sexual harassment ad abuse) worked for the same company for 15 years until…

A filmmaker explores the radical change of her once Democratic father to an angry right-wing fanatic after his immersion in talk radio and Fox News. She discovers this to be a powerful phenomenon that has divided families across the nation.