I *love* renovation shows like Love It or List It, but I agree the drama is disgusting. I've recently fell in love with Rehab Addict because it seems particularly unstaged, and as my sister said, "She can renovate a kitchen for less than 30000 fucking dollars, unlike the lady from Love It or List It."

My opinion is that appeals to girls because it combines princesses with superpowers. Like Rapunzel, she has magic hair, whatever that's kind of hard to incorporate into pretend. Elsa, however, could hold her own in a fight against Spiderman, while still being pretty.

I mean, I'm all for sexuality and erotic images, but I think that the way that AA tends to present their images with just parts of women (i.e. just the ass in the above shot) is a really problematic example of objectification. There are other images that I'm alright with that show women as sexual beings who seem into…

While this is hella pervy, I think we're forgetting the picture that was an upskirt of a girl on a bike where she was wearing a thong and you could literally see her butthole. Note that I saw this on tumblr, however, so it is possible that it was not an official ad for American Apparel, as those 15 year olds tend to…

So what is the point? Because both my sister and I have unisex names (although both have different spellings for the male versions) and like they are cool, not super common, but not impossible to pronounce, and I would not say they "missed the point"

So the ending definitely sucked but this version of this show was the first time I ever blew through a show on Netflix marathon style during a finals week last year. I'm so emotionally attached to it and I have a problem where I can't stop loving mediocre things!

First of all, fuck you, you obviously do have something against gay people. Also, she didn't come out, she told one person who thought would keep it to themself. Apparently someone is supposed to wait until they're 22 to start living their own, honest life?

Live action Ferngully (but with aliens instead of fairies)

I just graduated from a school that regularly places in the top 10 in my state on these lists, and we basically make fun of it because one of the things that these lists take into consideration is graduation rate, so instead of kicking people out the administration always gives students the opportunity to withdraw.…

It really did. Great time, would recommend

The consensus does seem to be that it gets better, but the fact that the seasons are soo looong, I wasn't connecting to the characters, and there are at least a dozen other shows that I wanted to start were basically the final deal breakers. I understand that a lot of the time a first season needs to be muddled…

Not a movie, but still very disappointing. I was really excited to start this show since everyone on Tumblr had a huge boner for it and they had steered me right once before with Doctor Who. I got through the first half of the first season, thinking that maybe it just had a rough start, before I finally decided that…

The last #1 on the most wanted list (just caught) was an alumnus of my high school. Great claim to fame, we were very proud.

If I ignore the part about its stingy hair, its just so adorable! I really want a pet cuddly furball alien; I mean just look at its ickle feetsies.

Ugh, every time I see something about how a "large portion" of people may be "gluten sensitive" I just side-eye the fuck out of the author. The gluten-free trend seems to be driven by people who want to make healthy (read: trendy) eating decisions without making a huge effort. This of course is nothing against people…

But if we don't use scary words like "chemical," how will we know it's bad! It really bugs me when people use "chemical" like it automatically means you're giving yourself a 1000% chance of getting cancer if you touch. A girl told me yesterday that her mom doesn't like her using sunscreen "because of the chemicals."…