It may be weird but it's also lovely. (How very Swinton of you!) I'll happily take reccs. I'll check out the Twitter account, for starters.

I couldn't love her more than I do now.

Though - I've never actually seen any of her movies. Not that I've avoided them; it somehow just never's happened. She's one of the few famous people who (I) think are interesting in themselves, beyond their work, or what I think of their faces and bodies as sculptural objects.

L…

My college 'career' was very, um...short. So this is an interesting bit of perspective, for me!

Why so many fucked up parties?

The divide between haves and have nots have grown. There's a greater emphasis now on displays that make it clear you're not a 'have not'.

In part, it's a display of hubris out of fear - the future is uncertain, and we can dress up as what we hope not to become to reassure ourselves how…

I hear you on this one. I mean, there are Kardashian spawn writing books now. Because they are related to someone who got a tv show because she was famous for a sex tape. They are like pinatas full of nothing. They deserve nothing. They add nothing.

Cynicism says it's alright; that if there are people out there who'd…

Not a pleasant thing to discover, in-flight, no!

I'm at the point where I'm wondering if I can do it without the pill, but hesitate to try, as it does take awhile to kick in.

What's your 'silly flying mantra'?

I have similar issues with flying. But what caught my attention in your comment was the bit about an anxiety class. What did you do during the class, if you don't mind me asking? I would love to be better at managing my anxiety.

I developed my fear of flying as an adult, too. I stopped flying for years. Lorezapam (generic Ativan) helped me. You take 1/2 a pill (or a little more, depending on height/weight) about 30 minutes before getting on the plane. It makes you physiologically incapable of freaking out. Or nearly so - I mean, if there was…

Glittoris World Tour 2013.

It's ridiculous that there's pressure on even 1 gender to paint our skin 'skin color'. Because real skin color is just not good enough. We need to be cartoon-tinted versions of ourselves.

This guy came on like the Last of the Great Lovers, and then he did this thing that, um...surprised. But I was wrong; it sounds like I am just not in the know!

A kiss with neither tongue nor pucker. I am asking if that's a thing.

I am not asking YOU, as your reply was condescending. Anyone else?

I prefer, though, to read your comment as "We can make everybody wear identical uniforms like they're in a PIRATE high-school." You know us ladies. We love Jack Sparrow.

Femmebot or GTFO.

Embarrassing question, but I honestly just don't know, someone help me out here.

This 'lip kiss' - is it really a thing? Where you just move the lips about?

I'm a grown person, but have been a serial monogamist -until recently- when I had a quick thing with a fellow who made with the lips (as above). Press lips against…

And for those who are uncomfortable with the idea that others can dictate that they are unattractive and therefore must wear a giant diaper...

Do we really let the 'market' rule, in all cases, or can we possibly make some concessions to competing social goods?

If men based how they dressed upon enhancing their sexual attractiveness, men with large tools would wear assless chaps and brightly colored dong slings.

Those males who are less endowed would be swathed in giant shapeless diapers to hide their shame, as a courtesy to the passersby who'd be offended to have such clear…

I'd go with his being gay, then. Since he hasn't yet branched far from his 'romantic lead male' territory. Whatever we say about being open minded, openly gay (or outed) male actors aren't cast as straight objects of meetcute.

Oh my goodness. A troll doesn't like me. ::sadface::