re: queefing. i don’t know where this came from, but i immediately adopted someone’s advice to say, upon queefing, “oh! she likes you!” #lifehacks

The absurdly high waisted pants just confused me in the movie. I did a double take and maybe even said “wtf is happening there.” Considering my favorite pants come up to my boobs and I own 4 pairs, I don’t know why it was confusing but it was.

He has a perfectly lovely smile, as does Keanu. Both have a slight doofiness to their smiles which I like.

He does NOT look like Keanu Reeves. Keanu was super hot in his younger days and has aged well. Plus, he has a great smile, which Adam doesn’t have.

Hell, the Queen has Andrew and Fergie (and for those who will say they’re divorced, they’re currently living together). I actually think she has some perspective when it comes to this.

Harry has Prince Philip.

Shakespeare: “Striving to better, oft we mar what’s well.”

I am done with calling out the actresses on this shit. Call out the magazine, the conglomerate who owns the magazine, etc. This is not her fault. We’re playing games with women who want to help because they arent 100% perfect meanwhile people are getting away with rampant discrimination, assault etc.

Let’s just mind our own business maybe

Literally, the most insensitive thing any person could say to a couple going through infertility treatment is ‘why don’t you just adopt’ like it’s going to the fucking pound and getting a puppy. I spent a fortune on IVF and it was still cheaper than adoption.

I think he’s just saying that social media movements are here and gone, all feelings in one moment and then forgotten a week later. He wants something more sustainable and thoughtful.

I believe what he is saying is that we need to process and focus on the social problem rather than focus on the emotional impulses of the initial reaction. For instance, plenty of people have gotten angry at the string of men that have been revealed to be predators, but what exactly is being done about it so that…

Gossip I think covers a lot more than who is sleeping (or not sleeping) with whom. Such as gossiping about someone’s “temper” or aggressiveness etc.

As if men don’t gossip. Sheesh.

What she said about women’s gossip (in certain circumstance) as a form of warning to other women was extremely interesting. Would like to hear more about that through an anthropological lens.

I’ve learned that there’s fight, flight, and freeze.

She gives the most exquisitly concise argument yet seen about how things should be; what a developed society demands of the human animal...

I watched the first forty-five minutes in a room full of Classical musicians.

I watched Whiplash with a couple of people who thought it was completely unrealistic for a teacher to be that sadistic. Meanwhile I was weeping because it reminded me so much of the kind of abuse I experienced and witnessed when I danced ballet.

Balanchine was a pig. He made abusing his ballerinas into a sport.