Yes! She's exactly the kind of friend I would want to push me into cool things I wouldn't think of on my own.

I totally get it. I LOVE this show. I think you're right about the sexual teasing, but I also just love how genuinely excited they are about their friendship. I wish I could be their friend.

That intro is exactly what I see when I imagine a dance party breaking out on the CTA.

I begged my mother for Lunchables for years, when she finally broke down and bought me one I was so unimpressed and was like ohhh i guess that's why she never bought them.

Totally agreed. Though I do feel like Leah's brilliance here is sharing her work on Reddit and doing something clever, but clearly derivative — she's made it effectively impossible for her work on this to be ripped off.

This is AWESOME. I wish I worked in an industry that would put value on something like this. I plan to re-vamp my resume as I attempt to move into the For-Profit world, and I will be figuring out how to make something this impressive but applicable to my skillset and the jobs that I want.

I think she is actually quite self-aware, I just think she doesn't give a shit. And she shouldn't.

I went to a private college for undergrad and have lots of friends like this who 'find themselves' while backpacking in Europe/India/' or whatever. Some are clueless, some are not, but for the most part, they are harmless. Some can laugh at themselves, some can't. Gwyn doesn't seem like the kind who can laugh at…

Agreed. The amount of vitriol thrown at this woman is unbelievable. Yes, she's rich, slim, blonde, beautiful and out of touch but so is most of Hollywood. She's not intentionally nasty and I'd say she's pretty harmless. It's not like she's ever pretended to be something she's not.

either she has no idea that not everyone is a fabulously wealthy white lady from a Hollywood family or she is acutely aware of how good she has it and created Goop to remind everyone of how good they don't have it. Either way, irritating!

You get it. :-) Sooooo many people want to latch onto their anger and pain upon a split, they see others do it, they believe it is "how it is done." They can't even fathom not hating the other. I think you are correct in your assessment of your own relationship as well... that first year is difficult, and the…

...me too. I know I'm supposed to hate her for being skinny, blonde, privileged and unaware but that's like, 90% of Hollywood.

So that's what a Pinterest divorce looks like.

I'm an attorney who works for a DV program. This exact message could have been sent by nearly all of my clients. Control (and its subsets, including jealousy, isolation, humiliation) are the overriding reality for victims and survivors of domestic violence, and they are all up there in that message. The violence is…

Thank you! I don't know if it was the article, or the source material, but it seems to trot out the tired old trope that pretty women can't possibly be interesting, especially if they are not super intellectual. We have no idea how smart, funny, or interesting his previous girlfriends were, and we don't really know…

Actually, on the Good Wife she does look good, but she also looks real. I hope she's just using excellent creams.

the whole concept of dating down is generally pretty offensive.

I know it's an unpopular opinion, but it's surprising what experiences will happen in peoples' lives to humble them.

" 'These former girlfriends are not interesting on their own.'

I don't know, and neither do you.