I thought the same thing! I guess it’s no surprise an Olympian might get really, really into something and get great at it, though. Me, I’ve been knitting for 25 years and haven’t done that much, that well. 

That’s what I think whenever I hear, “I could have done that!” Well, you didn’t. The artist did. If you want to make some art, make some art. 

Obviously they’ve probably done it all legally, because they have the resources for a legal team and they’re going to make sure it’s legal. So yes, legally no one owns this story.

The Love Witch was all I could think of when I saw this title!

I saw it, but mostly only remember that Kendra was so sweet, and Kate was so awful.

It seemed as though the lawyer was trying to stop her, but she wouldn’t listen, so she tried to run interference. I think they have since parted ways specifically because she’s such an unruly client. 

If he hadn’t eluded to their break up, people would have had a problem with that, too. I don’t sympathize with him because I’m just not feeling it, but there is nothing he could have done here people wouldn’t have a problem with. 

At first, I thought, “2009 is hardly still,” but that was so bad, I changed my mind. I have no idea why the audience laughed and cheered so hard. Him being a raging asshole aside, it wasn’t funny. 

I’ll confess to knowing nothing about such things. 

And yes, processing trauma from your own private beach in California sounds about a million times better than doing it in a one bedroom apartment with a shared laundry room. 

Oh, I am also jealous. I mean, I’m an actual therapist, and Harry is making a million times more than I am by just...talking about his therapy. I finished school in 2007 and I’m still paying off my student loans (I could do better, but it’s not my top priority). The Oprah interview was annoying because they’re talking…

My grandfather’s family was shot in front of him during the Armenian genocide. My grandma grew up a middle eastern kid in an orphanage in Connecticut in the 1930s and was never adopted, and let me tell you - it was not easy. I’m a mental health professional myself, and I’ve thought a lot about genetic trauma. We all…

Yes. I am a therapist, and I know a lot of other therapists, and I can’t think of a single one who would do this. There are parts of me that would like the recognition (the one thing I’m really good at, and no one I know will ever see me do it), but there’s no way I could justify it as therapeutic for the client.

She has always been “every inch the graceful and stoic royal”, but my goodness, she looks more miserable with every passing year. 

From what I’ve read, Caitlyn Jenner was such a terrible parent to her older kids, yet has the audacity to think they should actively support her every move and every decision. She is such garbage. 

I have been wrestling so hard with this lately - my terror of, and deep craving for, intimacy. I’m also an obsessive person by nature, and I’ve been trying to explore it rather than just hate it lately. For me, the linking of intimacy and obsession is so, so helpful. 

So she wants the froyo shop to be exactly as disordered as she is, no more and no less. I totally understand, because I want that from pretty much everything. But my “exactly as fucked up as I am” is undoubtedly someone else’s trigger.

She did say something like, “he started...fucking my face,” but she sounded like she just wanted to explain what happened and didn’t quite know how to word it. She seems very, very young. I’m so sad for her.

Due to his lifelong habit of saying whatever he wanted, we know Prince Philip was not necessarily the traditionalist his wife is. Would this really kill him? Even if it would, at a certain point, if a person has grown too frail to handle their grandson saying words, does evolution even want that person to live?

I haven’t forgotten, although I do think he’s grown quite a bit since that time. I don’t see how it follows that Meghan can’t experience racism, though.