I’m glad you didn’t wait for his answer. It wouldn’t have been worth it. Ugh.

THAT FUCKING WOLF

There seems to be some correlation between PCOS and eating disorders, from what research I did a few years ago when I was finally, finally diagnosed. 20 years with it, but no diagnosis because doctors couldn’t find cysts and so passed off literally every other symptom I had as being because I was fat. :-/

It’s good not to be alone. And I’m so sorry for what you’ve gone through and continue to go through. I hide away from people because of my weight, too.

Thank you! I was such a sensitive little person. Still sensitive now.

Okay, first, I was kinda rambling, so I do apologise for confusing you. Those 80s movies weren’t meant to be scary, but they did have genuinely frightening aspects that did scare ME. I didn’t mean to even vaguely imply that they were horror, and that’s my bad.

Hey. There’s not a great way on kinja to try to send somebody a message, but I’m in the greys anyway, so this shouldn’t be too disruptive, I guess?

There’s a little part of me that wants to start reacting to horror movies being covered the way people react to the things I enjoy (y’know, Star Wars, Marvel, that sort of thing). 36 years of horror movie fatigue and counting; I can’t get away from the darn things, they’re everywhere, getting coverage on not just…

Dammit, people, kale tastes like despair! *stomps foot*

I thought of Pilot immediately, and since I’m in the greys, I’m glad you posted him!

I can’t tell if you’re asking this in good faith or trolling. I hope you’re saying this in good faith and you’ll read my reply here in good faith. You’ve very much misunderstood my long-winded anecdote, the point of which was the final two paragraphs. I didn’t say a word about The Simpsons. To be honest, I’m one of…

Oh, my God, some monster skinned a sky bison!

Hot damn I like this song.

It’s difficult to read tone in text, but it seems like there’s a lot of people that see everything even remotely negative—even without all caps, italics, bolding, swearing, lots of exclamation points—as vitriol. Or as attacks, as in the OP of this very thread. And I find it baffling. Maybe because I read so much…

The most well-adjusted kids I know are the ones whose parents took time for themselves, whether separately or together, and made sure their kids were capable of 1) playing alone; b) spending hours/days/overnight stays with aunts/uncles/grandparents; and iii) went to learning-oriented daycare.

Being evil ages you real fast?

There is also the fact that they continue to go with the “he was 40 and should have known better.” You know what Kate at the Mary Sue? I’m sorry, but some people take awhile to grow the hell up.

I spent twenty years having to live with other peoples’ smoking and their second-hand smoke. I had bronchitis year after year after year after year, almost on schedule, and asthma. My sinuses remain a nightmare and I still have trouble breathing both cold and hot air without gasping for breath. Now both of my parents…

I’m just a little disappointed that this wasn’t written by Jake Peralta...

I am shocked and appalled at myself for omitting both Freakazoid and Batman: The Animated Series. I feel like someone better suited than I could probably trace a direct line from various 90s cartoons to 2005's Avatar: The Last Airbender (which I love wholeheartedly and unabashedly) and then to 2010s shows like MLP:…