Justice, that last line was perfect.

“I didn’t doubt the women’s stories. I don’t know why he behaved the way he did with the other women, that’s their story to tell.”

“Literally who asked but also not incorrect!” This is such a comment bait line, but I’ll bite: do you read, and why do you insist on writing about something you’re obliquely claiming you haven’t read? I want to ask you stop, but there’s a big part of me that definitely thinks its amusing to upset people like me. BUT…

Oh, by no means was I shitting Mac Miller, and I apologise that my phrasing wasn’t better on that end. I do believe he was a good person (not sure I’ve heard a bad word yet); I was calling into question her reasoning for defending her relationship with Pete in a way she didn’t with Mac before his death.

While I agree and even saved your reply, I think the bigger issue here is people — like Chris Pratt — think that because a church helped them through a bad time, they’re somehow exonerated from all criticism. That standpoint is so fucking dangerous on so many levels, and he should fucking know better. Republication or…

Honestly? Pete sounds like a dick, and not for the shit he pulled after either breakup. I’ve suffered from mental health issues for 16 years, and I WOULD DIE if I put all that shit on someone else, much less my partner. My issues are valid and real, but that doesn’t give me or anybody else a right to use that against…

Came here to say the same thing (and also shit on the 4th photo, bc Bella made me look at that person’s monstrosity of an outfit).

I think Lady Gaga put it appropriately: for those who have feared for their lives for the past four years, they can finally breathe and not be as afraid for a moment.

That’s the thing though — there was and still is a lot of discourse about Marilyn being slim and curvy versus just overweight. A lot of my peers growing up (I turn 31 this month) genuinely thought Marilyn was “too big”, which like the original commenter, completely baffled me.

Love all the comments debating Kim’s intelligence, while like maybe 2 comments mention the lack of masks. I don’t care if they were tested and that’s not your LIFE, Megan, it’s also not your life to comment on intelligence in a woman you have yet to meet much less actually know. Some of us could still get COVID-19 and…

If this were an article about Thanksgiving, I’d be so down, man. I generally like your work, Hazel, but this is just... a baffling reach. I’m having a really hard time trying to decipher why a very old seasonal change is only tied to ‘white’ and ‘aesthetic’.

I laughed at the “two years” because I WISH. I’m at $1,200 in rent, and I’m in North Florida. Unless you’re with roommates or you’re low-income, there is no where here you can get something for less than $700, and you’re taking a cut in quality (i.e. functioning facilities and/or bug/mold problems) at that price, too.

I hated Sex and the City, and genuinely thought I was being a brat about it, until The L Word came out, and I realised that when TV shows about minorities are not written by minorities, they tend to suck. They’re just so unrealistic and over the top in a way that my experiences as a girl-passing non-binary gay person…

Like all teenagers, my sister and I did the same — and my hippie ass parents WERE NOT HAVING THAT. They told both of us that we were not to lie or hide anything, and that we can do anything if we want to try it, but to go through them first.

A few months back, my Mom and I were watching an movie from the 80s called Stakeout, and man, that shit did not age well. The misogyny is so blatant throughout, that the extremely shitty, sexist joke halfway through didn’t even phase me, but it did phase my mom. She’d honestly thought it so funny at the time, that she…

“Why would we ever want to bring someone down? We don’t give a fuck.” Jeffree, if you didn’t, you wouldn’t be talking about it? MONTHS AFTERWARDS?

I do not and will never pick bicycling as a mode of ANYTHING because the creator of those shitty things sold their soul to Satan. I know that’s a really strong opinion on an object, but I hate them with the fire of a thousands suns, and will gladly die on that hill. Preferably a hill without that colour scheme.

“Kaitlynn Carter told Nick Viall that breaking up with Miley Cyrus was hard.”

“Perhaps it symbolizes all the walks she took with him because, you know, feet are for walking.”

“My own limited experience of receiving that directive from people with whom I’d really rather not communicate in any manner has annoyed the shit out of me. Why should anyone want me to do something I’m not inclined to and display a false emotion for them? I’m communicating just fine on my own! Believe people when…