Yeah! Women suck! We ruin everything! 

Vampire council trial was one of the best and funniest scenes I’ve ever seen on tv. I don’t know what exactly it is but also it is EVERYTHING. The silly dance. The vampire-celebrity roll call. When Tilda Swinton calls Guillermo a “cheeky little snack”. The fact that Colin Robinson was asked to sit in because of…

Also please un-gray me, I am v good and nice 

Lol i know Y has been in development for AGES (at least since I was reading it when it initially came out, and fucking Shia TheBeef was yorick), but like…..is this *really* the best moment in history for this? 

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Okay. I mistakenly read this headline as “The best summer SALADS for women” and thought it was going to be a scathing satirical piece about the way women are depicted eating salads in media. I was very confused.

And yet, you clicked on the article to read about/comment on it? 

my husband had all those concerns and yet I still jerkishly insisted he go as a condition of us staying married. somehow he managed it. we both go to a low-cost non-profit clinic. not to dismiss your concerns, just...the number of times he dismissed it without even trying almost destroyed our marriage. 

I too am a whole milk-chugging weirdo! (Pandemic-safe virtual) high five!

“You know what? I’ve had some time to think about it, and I realize that my comments were ignorant. Like many of you, I’m still learning and sometimes I say things that I later regret. Some people say stupid things they regret later and don’t have to answer for them, but an unfortunate side effect of fame is that my…

“Ain’t I a rascal!” - Hitler, famously

I think a moment when the adults in Neville’s life failed him in a big way is when his boggart was Snape. This is a world where monsters actually exist, and his greatest fear was the potions teacher. That breaks my heart. Lupin/Dumbledore should have intervened. 

Oh, that’s interesting. I had no idea! 

I would like to see an AU where Owen and Ted from Schitt’s Creek have a pun-off. Those two sweeties. 

I agree with your point about Hannah’s husband. They made such a point of calling her “Mrs. Grose,” so we knew that it was going to come up at some point, but, I still don’t understand why they needed to give her that particular backstory. To explain why she lived there? I guess? But I don’t think it was needed. 

Oh, this episode broke my poor little fragile heart. I suspected Hannah was a ghost, but I didn’t want it to be true. She deserved better.  

I really resonated with your comment about women & femmes being trained not to see ourselves as the center of our own narratives. I think that accounts for a lot of the toxic behavior I’ve let men get away with over the years.

I was wondering exactly the same thing. Are they autistic and terrified of eye contact (no shade to people who actually are on the spectrum, as that’s the only thing that makes sense to me)? Scared people will steal their mojo? Or just power-hungry walking egos?

I’m going through a pregnancy loss right now and the pain is indescribable. The grief is so intense that sometimes you want to jump out of your own body just to get some relief. I shared my loss with friends and family only, but if I wanted to post about it, share pictures of it, or take out adspace in the New York…

::bawls in Brooklynish::