Completely agree. Kind of like the sequel to Gone With The Wind.

I felt the same when I saw the show-also about a few other random details. I later read the book, which explains much of the stuff not properly addressed in the show, and as usual, preferred the book to the show.

yeah exactly! It’s a safe move now.

Doesn’t it feel like Conde Nast is just being “trendy” though? They’re SO SO SO late with this. Everyone knew he was a pervert from the beginning. An empire as big as Conde Nast had the power to eliminate the problem before it even started in this case. I’m glad something is (finally) being done about him, but I also…

Ahem! Not impressed at all with Conde Nast’s move. They’re about ten years late to the party! It feels like they just jumped on the bandwagon because the topic is trending, and not because they actually care about the welfare of young women.

Spanks are going to be a “lewk” now haha That’s actually a cool shot-especially with the lace edges. Very early 90s.

I kind of understood you on question 1 actually. Ideally we’d all be the toughest independent #bossbitch versions of ourselves and kick the guy out to the street, but the reality is always so much more complicated, and often we don’t arrive to that decision immediately.

I love this show! For once, the fantasy portrayal of the fashion industry is showing women being kind and supportive to other women without an ounce of cattiness! (Admittedly a bit sensational, and not quite the reality) but this is huge, and something that I can’t find anywhere in recent television history. I hope…

You’re so right about this, and you’re not alone. I modeled for ten years. As thick skinned as I was, as much as I did my best not to take anything personally, (it was business) the mere fact that my income, was only good for as long as I looked good to those hiring me, was inevitably the cause of a tremendous amount…

Yeah I didn’t love the track, and kind of find the rant style songwriting to get tired after a while... Over all I think she’s better with a country pop sound...

I kind of love Mel B’s dress tho...

The advice for the last one was so relatable...but I dunno...I don’t trust a man that jumps right to “lets have an open relationship.” My instincts tell me said male is already having the open relationship and said female has yet to find out.

Few discussed the Kardashian-esque fame-whoring of it all though. Like aside from the tacky display of wealth-she’s sooooooo soooooo sooo desperate for attention! Anderson Cooper quoted his mom, and I loved it! “She knows the price tag of everything on her back, but the value of nothing.”

I can’t believe these women have so little to do with their time that they spent it taking legal action because they were embarrassed at being called what they are-racists. Ay dios mio...Ann Coulter?... no. JUST no.