She just accidentally revealed that she’s cheap and stupid.

When I was in high school, I had a teacher who told us: “If I give you a three page writing assignment, I’m going to knock off a letter grade for every page over three. After five, I stop reading and if you haven’t said what you need to say by then, you get an ‘F’.”

Ray Fisher was fucked the second he took that gig, and nothing he could have done or said would have mattered.

I can believe this happened to him because similar things have happened to me in an office setting. What burns like acid in your stomach is that you had inklings there was shit in thr game early on. But you think,”Why would they want to see me fail? They hired me or I’m making money/doing well and their reputation…

No better way for me to lose my enthusiasm for a new Melissa McCarthy movie than finding out that her husband wrote/directed it. God bless them, they seem like they’re very happy, but he is killing any momentum she once had with these god-awful movies. 

Don’t think about the mirror workout too hard? Huh? It’s a real thing I’ve seen advertised quite a bit. https://www.mirror.co/

Another week. Another rambling Perkins review full of creepily obsessive praise for Kate, fuming annoyance at any joke even approaching the edge, and bizarre rants about his personal life. This time we had the added bile of him recapping an entire Ebert baked potato bit rather than coming up with an actually original…

I’m not particularly grumpy and I had the same reaction. He’s not just an athlete but a famous, respected, successful one.

I married someone I have no interests in common with. Not a single one. It’s been twenty years, but we often look at each other, laugh, and admit this would have been easier and more fun if we…

I am also quite grumpy, and I had the same reaction. Maybe it was an attempt at quirky humor, as you said, but it also sounds pretty asshol-ish.

But who knows: Maybe Aaron Rodgers will come out and say, “I never thought I’d be married to someone who played pretend in a crummier version of ‘The Hunger Games’ for a…

There has to be some middle ground between “idol worship of athletes” and “my husband to be throws balls for a living”.

At the end of the day, if Tom Brady had lost in the Super Bowl this year and abruptly cut off a post-game press conference, the same questions and criticisms would have followed him. Williams is an all-time great athlete (perhaps the all-time great athlete of our age) but nothing about any of this particular story scre…

Naomi Osaka was the better player. Once she got over her nervousness she became a stone cold killer. Serena simply could not match her agility. Serena deserves to aim for that #24, but she doesn’t really need it to cement her greatness. And Naomi Osaka does not deserve to delay her rise for Serena. The true privilege…

Instead, she’s portrayed almost as a usurper to Williams’s throne. You don’t see this on the men’s side, where both Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer have been allowed to co-exist as greats in peace.

Um, that’s nice, but where is Perez Hilton’s apology to the world at large for his entire existence?

“What Joss. Did. The last. Comment I will make on this. Was. There was a rule. Saying. He’s not allowed in a room alone with Michelle again.”

A professional athlete with a predictable schedule, seasons, and contractual obligations and a professional musician with predictable tours, media appearances, and they are raising a family? And they dare to have their shit organized? And actively try to find time for each other?

Haha yes I was so confused by that comment as well. My partner and I have a shared calendar and we tend to confirm any plans that may affect the other, even more so now that we have a young child who requires a ton of planning around.

Who has such a well-put-together schedule that they know their responsibilities for the week at the outset of that week? This is too much.

This level of respectful, thoughtful communication is what it’s taken me and Mr E to not only not get divorced but also to feel connected and like we’re partners, 30 years in. When things get hard, it always, always, always comes back to communication.

As some currently in a marriage in which my depressed partner has *completely* checked out mentally, I would LOVE to have a weekly check-in and discuss how we had interacted that week. It doesn’t sound hard; it sounds like intentional, mindful communication. And obviously it’s working well for them.