Pretty sure I make jokes whenever I find an occasion to. It’s one of the reasons everyone hates me.
Pretty sure I make jokes whenever I find an occasion to. It’s one of the reasons everyone hates me.
I want to give Danielle Brooks every single award possible. I do not cry at television, ever. It’s like a thing that people notice about me. I’m often the only stone-faced one in a room of sobbing women. But at the end of episode 12, watching Taystee’s reaction broke something in me. Loud, ugly crying. Not sniffling.…
Yes, that epic night! It’s a reminder too that a magical night can end in an arrest, which in turn can lead to prison and being accidentally murdered by a guard. SOOO many people did illegal stuff in that episode, from the people drinking out of a flask on the subway, to the folks at the party and the monks all…
I now know what it’s like to have my heart ripped out of my chest. The last two episodes were some of the saddest (oh, Lolly), most beautiful, and exciting (DAYA AHHHH) episodes of the series. Poussey’s night in New York was wonderful and her face is just the sweetest, I could stare at it all day. The last scene and…
THANK YOU. Everyone I know is all “Game of Thrones! Yeah LeBron!” but I have NO ONE to process my feelings about episode 12 and 13 with. I have NEVER sobbed that hard while watching a TV show in my entire life.
My eyes are still swollen from crying.
Oh fuck you
I dont get this “too drunk to rape” logic anyway. If I get wasted, get behind the wheel of a car, and kill someone it doesn’t stop being a crime because I was drunk, it just becomes negligence. I’ve said it before and I’ll repeat it now. Irresponsible drinking does not absolve you of responsibility for your actions.
Let’s hope he doesn’t appear before another judge Persky.
“...but after it was discovered that the foreman at the first trial was a survivor of statutory rape, the both cases was overturned, resulting in a retrial.”
I often think about what I would do in these type of situations and tricking a wolf into getting attacked by a bear is not something I would think to do.
This woman is so badass.
So: it’s hardly a radical shift. English is one of the more gender neutral languages out there. My table doesn’t have a gender, my car, my hair. Really only people and some animals have genders. And, funny thing, we already have a third gender: “they/them”. It’s been used as a singular pronoun for a loooong time,…
I’m certain the legal process they’re referring to is an attempt to emancipate her.
I just spent the week binging Frankie & Grace. I averaged 3 shows a night. Just took the place of my normal primetime watching since there is NOTHING on. At least I had Roots last week.
I never watched any of the Bachelor/Bachelorette until this season and I’m shocked to find out how boring it is.
That’s what I’m thinking. But it’s also too easy to assume, as a white person, that all spaces belong to me. Some don’t - and that’s okay - and I want to acknowledge and respect the boundaries of spaces that aren’t meant for me. There’s not always a clear line (at least, I can’t always see a clear line) between…
Question. I’m white. I’d rather not accidentally rent from racists, if there’s another option available. Do I go Noirbnb, or is this a stay in your lane kind of thing?
Deciding her best friend shouldn’t get married or she’s in love with him is a shitty thing to do. Being excluded from your best friend’s pre-wedding weekend getaway because you have the wrong body parts is a shitty thing to do.
No part of me is surprised that Paul Bethany is a douchebag. So much talent with so little career when you’re that British, white, and male?