The people who need child care most are too tired to riot.

Imagine being the supervisor to someone with such a terrible attitude and lack of professionalism? It destroys morale, doesn’t matter the field. If you feel ‘put out’ before yr first day, piss off.

If you have an open dislike of children, chances are you’re not going to be as patient with them when they act like children and not in a cute or funny way. Children are erratic, emotional, defiant, and in some cases extremely cruel. It takes patience, and lots of it, to work with them and (hopefully) correct bad…

It was cool that she was able to think differently on the subject but I had to laugh at the way Kayne presented it to her and she repeated it. The ego in both of them is so strong.

Yeah i read what Ruffello said on Graham Norton, honestly when someone tells you not to use a racial slur you stop. In case anyone doesnt know apparently (according to people on ONTD and twitter) Graham Norton asked Elizebeth Olsen to not use the term gypsy and then Ruffelo and Renner were rude and ignored what Graham…

My understanding of the backlash is that (for reasonable people anyway) they tossed loaded sexist terms at one of the few prominent female characters in the MCU and alienated half of their fan base (the half that already too often gets marginalized in this genre), not that fictional Black Widow might have gotten her…

For me, and I was really heated about this last night and am a bit more in perspective this morning, isn’t the initial quip. Honestly, I can see myself saying something like that if it was the first thing that came to mind. It’s not great, it’s something I’m working on, but that’s being human.

It’s not a world-ending sin (I still want to touch your chest, Chris Evans! CALL ME) but I feel like if they wouldn’t make a lazy racist crack about Nick Fury then they shouldn’t be making lazy sexist cracks about Black Widow.

(EDIT: That’s why I’m not really down with the ‘But she’s just a fictional character!’…

I feel like I'm falling into two camps here. Like, honestly the outrage over it feels kind of... Manufactured. It's like people heard it and were like "Oh, here's something we can be pissed off about." Like a dumb joke in an interview doesn't deserve nearly this much attention.

This only furthers my belief that Jeremy Renner is really and truly an asshole.

This was totally a tale of two apologies: 1) Evans apologized for being offensive while 2) Renner apologized that you were offended by something that wasn’t meant to be offensive, why are you so sensitive, can’t you see that we were just joking around, jesus.

Renner told Entertainment Weekly that “it was not meant to be serious in any way. Just poking fun during an exhausting and tedious press tour.”

Shut up before you give them any ideas.

fuck that. hey, universal pictures i’ll write it for 10 bucks

Next up: “E.L. James and Niall Leonard replace Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan with themselves. ‘We both acted in grade school, so we’re bringing the A-game to the films that they deserve.’”

A child that age doesn’t yet understand “no” and boundaries. It’s inevitable that if you’re breastfeeding past a certain point (for me, it was around the 14-month point that she got handsy), your child is going to attempt to get at your breast in public or when you’re on the toilet.

right? And I can totally picture a dad coming in and being like “thats hilarious hold on let me get a picture” before getting the kid. And I can also see a mom being too tired to give any fucks.

As a husband and dad, I can tell you that if I walked in on this, the first thing I would have done is take out my phone to snap a photo. I probably wouldn’t have posted it, but it’s adorable and I can see why he or she did.

Did they do a breastfeeding schedule? I can't even imagine how that would work. Baby cries, the boobs spilleth forth.

ok, real talk: why does this woman look cuter BREASTFEEDING ON THE TOILET than i ever have in any of my Instas??? I am not that hideous! i need a stylist/photog.