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I actually find it hard as a woman to flirt with or ask out guys, because I can’t really tell when a guy I like is into me, and I don’t want to mistake polite friendliness for romantic interest. So I err on the side of caution, assuming they’re just being nice, and don’t ask out anyone. 

I agree. I went to a screening of a documentary about a black woman of Jamaican descent discovering her Chinese roots, and afterwards in the Q&A, people talked about their own Jamaican-Chinese heritage, as well as one woman expressing the same thoughts you did, about wanting stories about black people that aren’t just

It was distracting that I kept hearing the same voice actors for several random characters in each episode, like recognizing Tress MacNeille’s voice for four-five randoms in the first episode. It felt as if they were spread thin with voice talent and just used veterans to pad out the rest of the characters. 

I liked the show, but I was a little disappointed too that she would stay in her kingdom, I thought it would be more of an adventure show. 

As a kid, I could tell that the actor playing Binx the person wasn’t the same person doing the voice, but I wasn’t bothered. I liked his snarky attitude and thought next to the sisters, he was the best character in the movie. 

I saw it on a special of unseen TV pilots. It starred Craig Bierko, and I’ve hated that guy in anything he’s been in, he just screams smug douchebag. 

I feel the same way. I adored “1991” and “Anna Wintour” for its throwback house sound and her versatility in her voice, especially on “Anna Wintour.” I just find it hard to support her as a personality because of her bigoted statements and starting beef with people. She went after a 14-year old Disney Channel actress,

I only know a few Migos songs and don’t know their history, but on Cardi B’s “Drip,” I thought Takeoff had the best flow of the three, with this fast-paced lower voice that reminded me of Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony, and I agreed with the commenters that he needs his own solo album.

I like her because she seems sweet and smart and funny, and a great person. I wish her the best with her baby. I don’t like him because he cheated on her, and for his homophobic “I don’t vibe with queers” line and his weak explanation of it afterwards. Also, while he’s a good rapper, I like Takeoff’s voice better.  

Despite having a lesbian WOC editor, they don’t promote any queer female writers’ voices, and choose to amplify the voices of cis white gay male writers who have displayed a barely veiled misogyny in their writings. I think it’s very performative for them to pretend they care about LGBT people of color when a majority

Thank you for writing this. I have been single for five years now, and only started caring more about it since last fall. I was very busy with grad school and work for two years, then focused hard on my career and only occasionally dated, and I didn’t have romantic interest in anyone in my social circle or interests.

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I thought the video was pretty fantastic, it definitely had a mini-movie vibe, like having a Michael Bay budget with the helicopters. Killing Me Softly is nice, but it’s a little slow and boring. This one still hits it hard.

Wow, Gummo is a big forgotten throwback. I saw that twenty years ago as a teen, and couldn’t follow it. I don’t recall much besides Chloe Sevingy, and I didn’t know who Werner Herzog was at the time.

So far, I think Best Life, I Like It, and her song with SZA are my favorites. Bickenhead also has a really good beat, too.

I do have friends who do vague posts about the “haters,” or the “fake” people or not letting them get you down. At least a couple I know do thrive on drama but don’t want to admit it.

I post sometimes in a private FB fitness group, or chat about it with friends privately if we both have personal health goals, but it isn’t something I like to broadcast publicly because I don’t think anyone cares about my diet or fitness routine.

Wow, thanks for sharing that. That was a great story that started out funny, ended sadly, but had a surprising ending.

Yeah, I noticed that they had writers from The Root in there, but nobody from Jezebel in the roundup of voices.

I saw this movie last year at a film festival, it is really bad. It is a cliched, generic horror movie full of obvious jump scares, and they took what could have been a good plot about PPD, and just made it into some redundant scares. It really isn’t good at all.

I saw this movie at a film festival last year. Michael Ironside is barely in it, just two scenes that are spaced far apart.