I’m sorry. I hope you’re in a better situation now and have found some healing.

I read the essay this morning. I relate so much I’m physically ill.

I want to believe it’s what you said but I’d say more likely it was just a business decision on his part. He sold the company in 2012, he’s gotten significantly more famous since then so he could probably have more control and make more money by taking his show and starting a new company once his contract with Nerdist…

As someone with mental health issues, fuck nah. He’s just a piece of shit.

I feel like every woman should be granted an automatic restraining order against Chris Brown.

I don’t care what anyone says, I love Hillary.

But my emails.

“This is sad because it’s obviously the disjointed ranting of someone Chris doesn’t know who has mental health issues.”

I know no one cares about my boner but I have a giant crush on Domhnall Gleeson.

Did NOT like this book, but WILL watch this movie, because that’s how strong my Domhnall Gleeson love is.

Probably unpopular take: I have a huge crush on Domhnall Gleeson and think he’s adorable (irl, not in many of the roles he’s cast in tbf)

Ooooo, looks creepy, but good! I always find Domhnall Gleeson’s performances riveting.

The things I would do to Domhnall Gleeson. Woo lord!

So I called my Members of Congress today and broke down crying about the children locked in cages and screaming for their parents. I don’t know if I got my point across.

Seconded. I loved the experience of watching the play (saw it in NYC) - but the plot and characters didn’t excite me - and each night was a good 30 mins too long. Incredible show though.

I can understand that but I also thing that if something like that is an issue then you need to use a different reference. Making up a new spell or potion (which could easily be explained by it being “recently discovered” or something) makes way more sense than using something incorrectly. Especially a MAJOR…

I would encourage you to *not* read it before seeing it, especially if you have active plans to see it. I was lucky enough to see it twice in London, and just last week in NY; it is pure magic and I fear that knowing what is going to happen will ruin that magic, even as an adult.

It’s never too late to chase your dreams.