I swear I am not trying to be “that” person, but ... another changed headline?

Over-sensationalized is an understatement. Totally irrelevant to the current situation is more like it. She could have beat her ex to the point of sending her to the hospital and that still wouldn’t mean she was immune from abuse herself in a different relationship.

And if she had walked out with a bruised face, people would have said it was obviously makeup and complimented her on her cosmetology skills .

The type of bruising shown in the pictures of Amber Heard isn’t the sort you instantly notice from a distance, plus very easily disguised by make up.

It looks like Wino, Forever may have been the more accurate tat.

From Blind Gossip.

Johnny Depp, is an abusive asshole piece of shit. So if he can’t attack her in person because she finally left, he is going to have his publicist and the publicity department of the studios, by way of TMZ, abuse her as well. Fuck. The pattern of abuse becomes more clear every single day. I don't need any more evidence…

the daytime concierge saw Amber in the lobby, appearing to wear no makeup, and says there was no evidence of any facial bruising.

Thank you. Came here to say how particularly repugnant it is for the guy whose corporation is known for devastating local hardware stores to have the chutzpah to complain about it being hard to start a small business these days. And for him to say that he’d never be able to start Home Depot these days? Well no shit,…

Hey, you know what else is bad for small businesses? Gigantic chain like Home Depot that move into mid-sized towns and drive those small hardware shops out of business.

I mean he named his son Brock...

I’m just glad we can finally focus on the real victim, his dad’s stash of pretzels.

I’m pretty surprised by it. Does no one else read the articles before they hit the front page? Lauren is also the one who did that story on the Peruvians and Bolivians eating frogs to extinction with that tacky shock photo—except the source NYT article said the frogs were being driven to extinction mostly by…

I think that I’m going to look at this through a different lens than a lot of people just because of the way that I was brought up.

I love the idea of being tidy and organized but I hate the time it takes to maintain it. Every moment I spend tidying is time I’m not spending doing something enjoyable. Some people may feel the how their space looks is somehow a reflection of what is important in their life but I feel like what I do with the time I’m…

I feel ya. I had a boyfriend whose hobby was to collect... hobbies. He would buy all the shit to start a hobby, then he’d be really into it for like 2 months, and then it’d be on to the next. And he wouldn’t throw anything away, ever. Good thing I didn’t live with him.

See, the thing is, my husband read this book too and now is like “does this bring you joy?” and it’s like, no, this piece of tupperware is pretty joy-neutral, but not storing leftovers in my pocket is a net good. And I know that it’s summer and I won’t wear this red sweater for months, but I will in the fall and I…

I like to do a good purge, but goddammit, what to do with my boyfriend and his vast accumulation of shit? He is an avid hobbyist- he makes RC aircraft, builds model kits, works on his cars, and collects toys. His shit is EVERYWHERE. He literally uses 90% of our closet space and table space. He hoards packing material.…

Getting rid of stuff feels therapeutic to me and always has. Creating empty spaces in my life leaves room for good things to enter, and taking a trash bag full of junk to the curb feels like I’m throwing out negativity. Hate all you want, but I love this shit.

I bought the book but I can’t find it.