I strangely am, too. Normally stuff like this would irritate the shit out of me but instead I find myself thinking, "She only weighs about 40lbs and she wears some ridiculous damn shoes and dances in them so maybe her feet were just killing her. Or she twisted her ankle?" And it's not like I'm even a fan. I don't know…
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Oh yes, I know what you mean. I'm not saying that visiting AIDS patients in the '80s, when everyone was terrified of accidentally catching it, was not badass. Because it was. But she was a global superstar even before then.
Agreed. What a thoroughly dumb statement on behalf of Patrick Jephson. I realize he's referring to a royal visit to the United States rather than a Commonwealth country but, still, this makes no sense when you're talking (the international celebrity that was) Princess Diana.
Yeah, I did a spit take at that. Diana was a global superstar pretty much from the moment she and Charles announced their engagement. Their wedding ushered in the era of the capital-R royal wedding as we know it. She was followed and photographed constantly, to the point that crowds calling for Diana and groaning…
So a guy who dates a lot of women can't be supportive of female empowerment?
I've been convinced for 15+ years that he is the sexiest living male. The attraction wavered when he displayed his nipple piercings in the "Go My Way" video (personal un-preference), but dang, even double boobie rings couldn't dampen that yummy.
Lenny Kravitz is a sexy, sexy man, and this has only made him sexier in my eyes.
Holy shit I need her hair on my hair. That bob was fabulous.
Which reminds me, it's about that time I re-watch Frozen.
Oh man. My family think my heavy hints to get me that book are JOKES. Your family are ace.
I was just going to mention the Karlie Kloss bob but you beat me to it! Maybe I'm just bitter because my hair won't grow longer than chin-length...
When I was younger, I once had a dog that had a false pregnancy. Her milk came in and she had this little plush frog that she thought was her baby. She would hide in closets with it to protect it and try and nurse it. If you took it away, she became extremely agitated and upset. The vet was extremely sympathetic and…
My dearest and closest female friend is not able to have children and has never wanted anything else. She has false pregnancy symptoms that show up about 2-3 times a year and make her wildly hopeful for a few weeks. It's never progressed as far as Ruby's case- she usually lets it go (reluctantly) after the second or…
I completely agree. If I started to feel the physiological symptoms of pregnancy, I would also be skeptical of anyone- even a medical professional- essentially telling me that what i'm physically feeling was "incorrect". Maternal instinct would kick in and I'd be asking for a second opinion too. I don't think I'd…
For all of you just saying she's crazy, should be committed or whatever, please realize that she is experiencing actual pregnancy symptoms. There was a great-aunt on my dad's side who apparently went through something like this back in the '40s. She wasn't pregnant and it was conclusively proven she'd never been…
Tudor England, not Victorian England. Mary reigned in the mid 16th century while Victoria reigned for much of the 19th century. So Tudor-era fart joke or 16th century fart joke. As an aside, this courtier has nothing on William Shakespeare, the undisputed champion of fart and sex jokes of 16th century England.
My best guess would be that at some point in the next month or two, when she has to change her delusions because at 7-8 months it will be obvious to even her, she'll have a "very heavy flow" and be utterly convinced for the rest of her life it was a very late miscarriage caused by all the mental anguish she was put…
Just for funsies, a quick correction: Victorian era: 1837-1901. Mary I reigned 1553-1558, in the Tudor era.